To sum up this week - A lot came in, not a lot went out.
I mentioned last week about the sale Hancocks of Paducah was having on their jelly rolls. I kept a close eye on 3 of them while I tried to decide whether to buy them or not. But when the one I liked the most (Verna) sold out, I think I panicked. I was afraid they'd all be gone if I didn't gobble them up. So I did. I ordered 4 of them - more than I had planned. (I told you I panicked.) Well, the package came on Wednesday and it only had 3. It seems they didn't have enough of another one - Rural Jardin - my second favorite. So here's the 3 I did buy...
From left to right, they are Looking Back by Brannock & Patek, Martinique by 3 Sisters and Oz by Sanae. They're all very different, but I like them. Which is good because they added 8.25 yards to my stash.
I also bought 3 yards of Kona black cotton for Shannon's next block swap and 1.5 yards of a medium blue for Judy's Memorial Day Challenge. Fortunately, I have all the rest of the fabric in my stash.
And finally, I have a birthday coming up (tomorrow) and received 1.25 yards of batiks from my quilt bee. (We give each person a fat quarter of their choice for their birthday.)
So that's a grand total of 14 yards in. (I said it was a lot.)
And I did finish a quilt this week. But it's a gift for someone who occasionally frequents my blog so I don't want to share a picture until she gets it. Suffice it to say I used 4.5 yards on it.
Purchased-this-week: 14 yards
Used-this-week: 4.5 yards
Purchased-to-date: 126 yards
Used-to-date: 173.75 yards
Net used: 47.75 yards
Until later...
Fill your minds with those things that are good and that deserve praise: things that are noble, true, right, pure, lovely, and honorable.
Philippians 4:8 (TEV)
Those are great fabrics. Jelly rolls are always so tempting and we can do so much with them! I like your choices. Enjoy your week.
ReplyDeleteI love all the fabrics you chose. You enhanced your stash very nicely.
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics you choose. I understand that feeling of panic. I've had it myself. :)
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