It looks like you got a ton of really nice fabric, so I think it's worth it as long as you can get to half of what you planned without feeling pressured by all your plans.
I am amazed that you buy fabric without touching it first, let alone not seeing the color "live". I, too, love to touch fabric, so can't imagine not shopping for it in person.
We don't have fabric shops nearby, sadly. And with 2 kids in-tow, in person shopping isn't as much fun. Online shopping is quite common. It can be a bit of a gamble, especially when just starting. I like to read the descriptions very carefully and even look for examples of garments made with the fabric, if needed and possible.
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It looks like you got a ton of really nice fabric, so I think it's worth it as long as you can get to half of what you planned without feeling pressured by all your plans.
Thanks! They are stunning. And have been inspirational for my sewjo :)
I need to come over to feel all of your fabrics so I know what to put in my buyer's-regret cart! Haha
Lol. We can have a fabric party any time!
I totally understand the feeling of buyers regret but if you like them then it was worth it :)
I always love a fabric haul!
Yes, lots of emotions over fabric 🤣🤣
I totally understand the “need’ for fabric when I don’t need it…,Lol!
YUP!! Sometimes it just has to happen
Never have regrets ..Have fun.. looks like a fantastic haul..
I try not to! It usually turns around. Funny how you can love something but still feel guilty for having it
Love my Sinclair Harper Cardigans…wear them all the time.
It's such a popular one!
Your fabric you picked up is beautiful.
Thank you 😊
I'm impressed all your fabrics are plain 😲 I think it's a great haul as you will b able to mix and match! 😊
Haha I know!! I need some basics! I get more wear out of solids but love colour blocking and adding interest where I can, too.
I am amazed that you buy fabric without touching it first, let alone not seeing the color "live". I, too, love to touch fabric, so can't imagine not shopping for it in person.
We don't have fabric shops nearby, sadly. And with 2 kids in-tow, in person shopping isn't as much fun. Online shopping is quite common. It can be a bit of a gamble, especially when just starting. I like to read the descriptions very carefully and even look for examples of garments made with the fabric, if needed and possible.
Not everyone has the choice.