I'm so spoiled by pre cuts. I'm taking a quilting class, and I called the shop to ask what materials I would need and I was so disappointed that I couldn't use some of my MSQC pre cuts. I've never taken a quilting class besides Jenny's tutorials, and there are a few things I want to figure out the proper way to do things, but I'm sure that whatever we are making, pre cuts would be the way to go. Besides, now I have to choose fabrics to go together. It just is such a credit to MSQC, and the resources that they provide, from this forum to the tutorials, to all their yummy fabric!
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Re: I'm so spoiled!
Hi Lin
I smiled as I read your post because I too am in love with the precuts. Between those and Jenny's tutorials and the recipes on the Moda Bakeshop site......... I'm spoiled rotten ....... but loving it.
Have fun in your class
Hugs
Mia~~ Hugs and Blessings,
Mia
...quilters come with strings attached
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I agree with you guys about the precuts and Moda Bakeshop. I just ordered some charm packs off Ebay and Amazon. I have made several quilts from Moda Bakeshop.SuzetteComment
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As a busy mum of 3 (teenagers) and run a home base business I just love the pre cuts especially if I want to put a quilt together for an upcoming birthday or christmas. It saves alot time trying to choose fabric that go together and then cutting them up.............pre-cuts are GREAT! There are so many different was in which to use them and Jenny shows some fantastic & quick methods too. Sometimes it is fun to go shopping for fabric but also frustrating too especially if you can't get what you want and you have to make do with what the shop has to offer (where I live our patchwork shop doesn't offer a great range hence why I shop online) than like me I just don't like the quilt top in the end so I just finish it and give it away. BUT I will be checking out this 'Moda Bakeshop' everyone talks about.Comment
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