Cause now Kashi wants me to post every single piece I buy from him...is he crazy! Do I really want y'all to know how much fabric is coming into my apartment and how bad my addiction really is? I think not!
And no I didn't make it out of Kashi's without a piece of fabric - several managed to follow me home but it's all Cidell's fault! No ifs, no ands, no buts, about it! Definitely her fault!!!
I don't have to work tomorrow so I have a day of serious sewing planned...more later!
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ReplyDeleteYES YOU ARE!!!
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Thats funny!
ReplyDeleteYou are definitely an enabler. It was not me who bought that fabric from Kashi (although you do make it look very desirable). I bought some fabric for my new project last week. I was thinking about where to shop for the fabric, and decided to go to Joel and Sons (which is sort of like B&J, but more expensive). One of my justifications for this decision was, "Carolyn bought 50 yards of fabric last month. No matter how much I spend per yard, I'll still end up spending less than she did."
ReplyDeletethat's so funny, if a little Single White Female.... Kashi should have you on sales commission!
ReplyDeleteIf I lived in New York I would have been a copycat and bought some of that fabric. And yes you are an enabler. Keep it coming.
ReplyDeleteaww, you make me feel so sad, its been a minute since i've been to see kashi and got some knits.. ugh, you are one bad girl!
ReplyDeleteNow that's funny LOL
ReplyDeleteYour in inspiration!
I really like that fabric too. I think it pulled at all our strings who saw it.
Have fun sewing. I just know you're going to make some great things this weekend.
You are an enabler and we love it! I wish it was me who bought that fabric, because it is wonderful@
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful fabric, and you are an enabler! No, I didn't pop over to NY to buy it ;) wishing we had such good/many fabric stores here.
ReplyDeleteLol! A commission indeed! He should at least become a sponsor on your blog. It is the ultimate compliment Carolyn. Hey, you enabled me too and I'm sure there are many others.
ReplyDeleteHave a great sewing weekend.
No, it wasn't me (I WISH I'd been in NYC at Metro Tex, not in DC in my office...) but it IS pretty. Have you sewn it yet? Or just pull it off the shelf occassionally and pet it? Ask for a commission.
ReplyDeleteYou and me both, kid. You'd think Kashi would throw a little free fabric our way for all the business we've sent him! I guess I owe him a visit.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Carolyn. You're an enabler, alright!!! I loved the FM dk brown circle print. It's 'on my list' of things to buy.
ReplyDeleteYou should definitely get a comission, sponsorship, percentage off of purchases, FREE FABRIC, somethin' for your endorsements! Your pics are really wonderful.
Ha ha ha, I printed off the pic and PLAN to bring it in next week when I am in NY. Actually, there is UPS to Boston, so I could just call and have it sent...
ReplyDeleteAlso sign up for the Fabric Mart commission...I've bought "one or two" things from them after seeing them on your blog.
LOL. Well, at least you're an inspiration in some way!
ReplyDeleteToo funny! Yes you are an enabler. It's good. lol Beautiful fabric.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric I wish it was me who popped in and bought the fabric Maybe next time I come to NY I will check out Kashi.And i agree you should get a commission:)
ReplyDeleteAn enabler of the best kind! It will be interesting to see what you and "the other" do with that fabric. Maybe you can get together and have a "sew off"!
ReplyDeleteThat is soooo funny. But what a compliment, too.
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't me.... but I wish it was... that would mean I was shopping somewhere other than AR.
What fun! I imagine your grin while writing this post is even bigger than the one on your face showing us that beautiful piece of fabric. Just keep on enabling!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your sewing. I'm heading that way now. Toodles!
You're an enabler, all right and a famous one at that! There was a sewing group meeting at G Street Fabrics in Washington D.C. last month. Guess whose finished sewing project was one of those used to demonstrate how successful use of the technique being taught might look. That's right -- you. So go on with your bad self ---- and ask for commission!
ReplyDeleteYou are an enabler and I for one thank you for it. Keep shopping and sewing and doing what you love.
ReplyDeleteHi there!
ReplyDeleteI stumbled across your blog just now and after reading just one post I can say... I love you're personality and you're addiction to fabric!!!
hahaha! It wasn't me, but I admit that when I saw the fabric, I was tempted to find out if I could order it over the phone! :) Carolyn, you are a trendsetter! :)
ReplyDeleteRose in SV
Yes, you are an enabler! Not that there is anything wrong with that! I think that is so funny! You and PR have been good to Kashi, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteGirl show your fabric, so what if you are an enabler, so am I but with YARN, and ROVING for knitting. I love fabric, and there are those of us who want to know and not to feel bad about what we buy so help the SISTAH OUT and share the stash pictures, you will probably be amazed what people ARE NOT SHARING ABOUT THEIR STASH AND PURCHASES.
ReplyDeleteHA! I'm planning go this week and have printed 2 pictures from blogs that I hope Metro still has. Too funny.
ReplyDeleteJeannie W.