I don’t have a problem. Really. Like any good junky would say, I’m fine with my addiction; it’s you that has the problem. I could be doing worse. At least I don’t (fill in the blank) anymore.
My fabric stash reminds me of the Star Trek episode “Trouble With Tribbles.” Am I showing my age? I think I’m actually just showing my weird, nerdy step-dad’s influence.
Of course as I was cropping that photo to square, I stopped and marveled at the gold rick rack for 5 minutes.
My fabric just keeps multiplying. It’s not my fault! My friend, Jennifer, said to me, “My mom has som….” and I said, “YES!!!” before she even finished the sentence about her mom’s old fabric. See. She pushed it on me.
It’s not my fault…but look how pretty those fabrics are! So easily lends itself to French Provençal, doesn’t it? There’s some mauve and purple calicos that would be ultra modern with some gray or taupe Kona cotton.
That’s my fashion prediction by the way. 80s country drab colors mixed with modern design. Mark my words.
Oh, look at that melon color….melon colored tribbles! My mom gave me these in a bag last weekend. I love her. She’s my best dealer. We’re going to the Sew Expo in Puyallup. It will be fine. Really.
Blues….blues are my weakness.
And kids. Kids are my weakness.
Um…and…um, ok. You got me.
No one send me any more sales or coupons or mom’s stashes (except that last one, you can still give me free fabric) because I’m not buying anymore!
Except some Kona solids…because THAT is a LOT of pattern!
And maybe except at the Sew Expo…I’ll need a souvenir!
And…maybe…if…um…look! Tribbles!
Ummm, do we need to talk?
No…there’s nothing to see here…
the “melon” fabrics are darling!!!!!
Thank you! They are a combination of Red Rooster and Andover fabrics.
Do you sale any of your fabric I have a senior who is trying to find a piece of yellow calico that is close to what is in your photo to finish a quilt.
No, I don’t, I’m sorry.