A little over 30 years ago, I started collecting fabric. I felt like I needed a good variety in order to make my quilts. About 10 years ago, I stopped collecting fabric. I determined that I needed to sew up my fabric before I could buy any more. I have only made a few exceptions since then, and I try to limit myself to buying only solids. You will be able to tell by my quilts that most of the fabric is now what is called "vintage."
Updates on Sewing Up My Fabric!
Since I originally posted my description of this blog, I have somewhat erred from my intention. I have actually bought much more fabric than I had but ................. in my defense, I got the solids at 50% off and the quilt shop fabric at 75% off, so that doesn't count, right? LOL
Pam, I just send a new blogger invitation with your other email address: travelingquilter@verizon.net. I was using a different one before. I also emailed you to try to help.
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Pam, it is a beautiful machine and your workmanship is beautiful! I love the "Sewtime" tag on it.
Is this the one you intend to swap this month? If so, can you post it on the group blog at dodmystery.blogspot.com?
I can't seem to figure out how to post to that blog. I will keep trying to figure it out.
Pam, I just send a new blogger invitation with your other email address: travelingquilter@verizon.net. I was using a different one before. I also emailed you to try to help.
Let me know what else I can do.
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