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       #Post#: 17567--------------------------------------------------
       Re: How do you organize your fabric?
   DIR By: Pattycake
       Date: October 29, 2018, 5:17 pm
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       --- Quote from: gmatoy link ---
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       > I went into Hobby Lobby to get a fabric that I know I already
       bought, but can not find. I walked out with a ton of fabric,
       because they had put a huge amount of fabric into a clearance
       sale. So, all of my staying out of fabric stores was blown in
       one sale. However, it was blown on $3.00 and $2.00 a yard, not
       $6.00 and $7.00 a yard. Already have it in the washing machine.
       Need to get back to sewing every night.
       >
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       Woo hoo! Lucky you! We don't have any fabric stores like that up
       here. We sure do get dinged on price, what with transportation
       costs, and duties, and exchange rates. That's why, although I
       very much like to support local business, if there's a whopping
       good deal from an American store like Connecting Threads, I
       definitely look after my pocketbook first.
       #Post#: 17606--------------------------------------------------
       Re: How do you organize your fabric?
   DIR By: gmatoy
       Date: October 29, 2018, 9:38 pm
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       --- Quote from: Pattycake link ---
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       > [quote author=gmatoy link=topic=711.msg17563#msg17563
       date=1540851021]
       > I went into Hobby Lobby to get a fabric that I know I already
       bought, but can not find. I walked out with a ton of fabric,
       because they had put a huge amount of fabric into a clearance
       sale. So, all of my staying out of fabric stores was blown in
       one sale. However, it was blown on $3.00 and $2.00 a yard, not
       $6.00 and $7.00 a yard. Already have it in the washing machine.
       Need to get back to sewing every night.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Woo hoo! Lucky you! We don't have any fabric stores like that up
       here. We sure do get dinged on price, what with transportation
       costs, and duties, and exchange rates. That's why, although I
       very much like to support local business, if there's a whopping
       good deal from an American store like Connecting Threads, I
       definitely look after my pocketbook first.
       [/quote]
       Well, you have to take care of your pocketbook. Being
       financially sound is part of the requirement of being a
       responsible adult. (And my fabric buying is why I have no
       intentions of retiring any time soon!)
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