What do you do with "diner" fabrics...
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As a shop owner/worker that's a difficult decision for sure!
How many pieces are with this pattern/collection? If it's just one or maybe two pieces, I'd risk going for it, as there will always be those who'll use it as described in the previous posts. A bolt or two won't bust the shop's budget.
If there are several designs that are pattern specific, not blenders that would work elsewhere, that makes the shop's decision harder.
It's awful darn cute, though! I don't envy your decision!
Jan in VA
How many pieces are with this pattern/collection? If it's just one or maybe two pieces, I'd risk going for it, as there will always be those who'll use it as described in the previous posts. A bolt or two won't bust the shop's budget.
If there are several designs that are pattern specific, not blenders that would work elsewhere, that makes the shop's decision harder.
It's awful darn cute, though! I don't envy your decision!
Jan in VA
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Originally Posted by newestnana
NJ is indeed the diner state. Here are two pictures of a quilt I saw at a show here last spring.
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