I recently did some cross border shopping which always means a trip to JoAnn. Since I usually only get over there once a year at the most, I really don't put any limits on myself in the fabric buying department. I was very proud of myself when I escaped those doors with only this in hand...well, this and a water soluble pen! Well behaved, right?
~Sara
11 comments:
Very well behaved :-)
I'm very impressed. I've yet to check out Joann's Fabrics . . .one day I'll make it there.
Don't you think we should be plotting a fabric jaunt to somewhere amazing, maybe in a few years .. let's make it big . . .
You may now have a cookie! LOL
Very well done and those are my favourites too
i have bought some of those from Joanns and they are my favorites...it figures that most of my favorites there are Alexander Henry. those lemons are too much fun.
You, my friend, are pretty much a saint!
Sara, i used three wee play charm packs... i had seen this idea ages ago in flicker or something and fell in love...it is the perfect way to use them and make something simple like squares look so cool. i have a friend who is buying some packs so she can make this on a visit to my house soon. i can not wait
Thanks, Leslie!
After seeing yours, I think that's the pattern I'm going to go with. I know I won't be able to give it away, so I'll put that quilt off until I have another baby of my own (that could be a loooong while!)
If anyone is wondering what Leslie and I are getting on about, go check out her blog and have a peek at her gorgeous wee play quilt. It's just perfect!
Very well behaved can't say the same for my last trip which was about 100 or so.. But that's 4-5 projects! So $25 each not too bad!
ooh pretties! I always have a hard time resisting the heather ross fat quarter packs!
You have amazing restraint! And great taste in fabric. Love all of those prints.
I can never walk out of Joann's with less than two armfuls. Buying batting is worth the drive and exchange alone.
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