joellenc

Love this fabric, I make small pillows for under the arms of patients with mastectomies, and harnesses for drains--would definitely buy this material.

ForestHobbit

I like the ladies. Great fabric and colors.

nevans-nona

Yes, I definitely agree. I had it twice in sixteen months so had a reconstruction and mastectomy. My mom had it six months after my first diagnosis. We both go for the subtle material. The ladies have hats and scarfs on. We know what that means. Keep it simple. Thanks :-D

KITCHEN WITCH

I LOVE THE FABRIC IT IS SO HAPPY

gwena

I prefer the ladies...it keeps the subject lighthearted and upbeat which the ladies that are struggling need. I've made friends wonderful colorful pillowcases to rest their weary heads as they go through their chemo therapy and make a bottle of linen water to spray the cases and bedding with a relaxing aroma such as lavender or whatever scent you choose. It makes a nice gift to the patient.

maggiemuggins

Love this fabric...maybe put the pink ribbon on label for cancer patient

Oklahoma Suzie

cute

summerstorm

I prefer the "Ladies".

Sharon

JudeWill

I love Loralie designs and these are great fabrics! I would certainly use them.

suesews

I think, while the ribbon is symbolic, most women don't want to be constantly reminded of breast cancer. I'm a 9 year survivor, and I like pink in small amounts, with other colors. My friend and I are holding a "Walk for the Cure" in April here in our small town. My Quilting Group worked together to make a quilt for us to raffle, but we chose a kit from Connecting Threads called Aqua Terra, in southwest colors...no pink involved. We think people are more likely to buy raffle tickets for something they might want to use in there home...pink not so much. Since we want to raise money for Susan G. Komen foundation, selling tickets is our priorty. Quilt is at the Long Armer's, I'll post it when I get it back.