What are you adding to your stash these days?
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Originally Posted by justme2
Can you tell us more about dying fabric?
Blenders = i never buy blenders - i dye all my own to match specific projects.
fabric_fancy
Blenders = i never buy blenders - i dye all my own to match specific projects.
fabric_fancy
#22
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Oh what a day for that question!! hahaha
I spent the morning in my disaster area and am taking a lunch break.
This past summer it was so hot that it looks like I bought a TON of fabric: blenders, batiks, solids for backings, charm packs and jellyrolls galore!
Most of what I bought is good for anything but I went a bit bonkers on batiks :D
I need about 100 people to come help me. Any volunteers?? My husband is a fab cook and will feed you all hahaha
I spent the morning in my disaster area and am taking a lunch break.
This past summer it was so hot that it looks like I bought a TON of fabric: blenders, batiks, solids for backings, charm packs and jellyrolls galore!
Most of what I bought is good for anything but I went a bit bonkers on batiks :D
I need about 100 people to come help me. Any volunteers?? My husband is a fab cook and will feed you all hahaha
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
This past summer it was so hot that it looks like I bought a TON of fabric: blenders, batiks, solids for backings, charm packs and jellyrolls galore!
Most of what I bought is good for anything but I went a bit bonkers on batiks :D
I need about 100 people to come help me. Any volunteers?? My husband is a fab cook and will feed you all hahaha
Most of what I bought is good for anything but I went a bit bonkers on batiks :D
I need about 100 people to come help me. Any volunteers?? My husband is a fab cook and will feed you all hahaha
#26
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whatever I can get my hands on! When I moved here from Ohio, my huge box of fabric(mostly scraps given to me, and remnants,) wouldnt fit on the truck- that truck was packed full! So I didnt sew/quilt for a while. Im up to about a shoe box size now LOL, but I've been adding whatever I can, lots of solids and vintagey type patterns that Ive been finding at garage sales. I walked into my first LQS, just got 2 FQ, but I wanted half the store LOL. Im really loving lots of Moda prints-so classic and I love Joel Dewberry. Doing lots of window shopping on Etsy!
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Originally Posted by Favorite Fabrics
Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
This past summer it was so hot that it looks like I bought a TON of fabric: blenders, batiks, solids for backings, charm packs and jellyrolls galore!
Most of what I bought is good for anything but I went a bit bonkers on batiks :D
I need about 100 people to come help me. Any volunteers?? My husband is a fab cook and will feed you all hahaha
Most of what I bought is good for anything but I went a bit bonkers on batiks :D
I need about 100 people to come help me. Any volunteers?? My husband is a fab cook and will feed you all hahaha
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