G'ma Kay

Yes I am. I have more than I can use in 10 years. But, I plan to live another 50 years, so I am still short on fabric.

dragonfly south

Excuse me...I think it's pretty bad when you have to list as a habit... "quilter" on any prospective applications for employment and employers UNDERSTAND. So, I guess I qualify and also as a "pusher" as I annually teach lessons to prospective quilters in my church and after school with 4th, 5th graders and others as requested... however, how much fun is it to see all those faces light up, too. It's a REAL trip!!!

novicequilter

I do that too, but usually end up buying something if the line isn't too long at JoAnn's. Then I tell myself I didn't need that fabric, that I need to use the material I have.

novicequilter

I do that too, but usually end up buying something if the line isn't too long at JoAnn's. Then I tell myself I didn't need that fabric, that I need to use the material I have.

valerieolm

How wonderful of you to teach kids how to quilt! You're giving them life-long skills. Not just sewing, put patience, self esteem, etc. Bless you!

Morag

For sure! For sure !! A died in the wool junkie and proud of it:):)

Morag

Or should that be dyed LOL

Mousie

I'm sure this has been said, "but who can look, touch/feel fabric and not buy any???"
I have gone in and went straight to a product and left without buying, but let me have one feel...I'm a goner!!!! :roll: :XD: