at august guild meeting, there was a local vendor from WV with--what else--fabric at rock bottom prices...was feeling celebratory as it's my birthday month and well, one thing led to another, and before you can say "i'll take a yard" ended up with 4 yards of fabric, but the kicker is that the total budget hit was LESS THAN $9...that's right, a whopping $2-ish per yard...now these are marden type fabrics, meaning leftovers from years past but good quality cottons. i needed some solid black but none was available, but found these....
the lights are for the next round of 365, the teal/purple prints too pretty to pass by, the top fabric reminded me of turkish or tuscan walls, and can't leave candy canes behind, especially with a blue background. except for the lights, have no project in mind for these but one day the right pattern will come along, i'm sure of it. i still need some solid black, like 2 yards, but all in all, have done well curtailing retail fabric therapy this year so far...only 4 months left and am hoping to fit some new jo mortons into the budget, but that should be all. *** thinking more and more about machine quilting the little christmas and little pink virginia reel....so many seams, and this would give me a couple of quick finishes....then can focus on finishing my current donation quilt and keeping current with sew alongs....so watch this space!
I would say you "hit the jackpot", you will make some beauties with these fabrics for sure!
ReplyDeleteWhoohoo, under ten bucks? Good score for the stash!! Love the cheddar!
ReplyDeleteOh, I remember that blue candy cane print. I made Christmas gift bags many years ago with fabric I bought on "after Christmas sales". That way I didn't have to stay up all night wrapping on Christmas Eve. Just drop in the gift and tie the attached ribbon. I know I have some bags made from that fabric.How fun to find it now.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love that top fabric, too!
What a score! And, Happy Birthday month!
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