The greens! They started the whole buying binge. Three Dimples for my new Dimple obsession; three that aren’t dimples. See the one in the middle of the front row .. the kind of limey Dimples. Oh, I love that fabric!
I’m going to look for some dimples early in November when I’m in Lancaster, PA, with some gals for a quilt retreat. SO many quilt shops in that area…can’t wait!!!
I love Dimples! Just as soon as my organizing is done, I’m going to pull out the Dimples QFAH project and get that finished up. I hope they never quit making this fabric!
Some of what I ordered is whole bolts. I use so much white on white or ecru on ecru, I never mind buying whole bolts of those.
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Mama Pea Quiltssays
Question to Vicki W: Do you think there is something “wrong” with buying whole bolts? (Tee-hee!)
Seriously, there have been so many times when I’ve used the last of a fabric I just love (which, of course, is then no longer available) and I have wondered if I had bought a whole bolt of it, would I get tired of it before I used it up?
Anyway, I sure do agree that the Dimples line is great!
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Quinta da Quiltersays
And the reds? And the blues? And the purples?
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Lindasays
I once did a piece of hand-dyed fabric about that shade of lime-y green. Sadly enough I’ve never been able to duplicate it because I stupidly didn’t make a not of exactly what dyes I had used on that batch. Thought I would remember. Yeah, right!!!
I am afraid you are bad for me. I have the same taste in fabric as you….let’s see, love greens, mostly lime and olive greens. I hardly have any lighter or grass greens at all. I have almost all tone on tones in my stash and it isn’t a small stash by any means. Sigh, at least I am in good company!
Love your stash and I can’t wait until this new QFAH! It is gorgeous!
What lovely, yummy fabrics! Still, I’m glad you have to report it, not me!
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June Piper-Brandonsays
Do you have simple basics by Robyn Pandolph in light lemon green? I’m doing the Bears in the Farmhouse and I am going to run out before I get the borders on. I need about a yard.
Thanks.
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Pat says
I’m going to look for some dimples early in November when I’m in Lancaster, PA, with some gals for a quilt retreat. SO many quilt shops in that area…can’t wait!!!
JudyL says
I love the feel of the fabric and the depth of the colors!
Audrey says
I own that middle one too and am getting rather worried that I will use it all up. Time to buy more? Yes.
Marilyn says
Judy, those are yummy! Can’t wait to see the rest!
Marilyn (IQuiltToo)
Janna says
Judy, remind me what fabric line the dimples are, please.
JudyL says
Andover Fabric, designed by Gail Kessler.
Judy D says
Oh those naughty, naughty greens! They should be put in time out for causing such a ruckus! 😉
Vicky says
I love Dimples! Just as soon as my organizing is done, I’m going to pull out the Dimples QFAH project and get that finished up. I hope they never quit making this fabric!
Vicky says
I forgot to ask — when you find one you like, how much do you get? That’s always an “issue” for me.
JudyL says
3 – 5 yards if it’s a color and sometimes 10 yards (or the whole bolt) for white on white or ecru on ecru.
Sarah Vee says
Judy you may just satisfy my craving for new fabrics vicariously:) One colour at a time!
Vicki W says
Well, at least they aren’t whole bolts!
JudyL says
Some of what I ordered is whole bolts. I use so much white on white or ecru on ecru, I never mind buying whole bolts of those.
Mama Pea Quilts says
Question to Vicki W: Do you think there is something “wrong” with buying whole bolts? (Tee-hee!)
Seriously, there have been so many times when I’ve used the last of a fabric I just love (which, of course, is then no longer available) and I have wondered if I had bought a whole bolt of it, would I get tired of it before I used it up?
Anyway, I sure do agree that the Dimples line is great!
Quinta da Quilter says
And the reds? And the blues? And the purples?
Linda says
I once did a piece of hand-dyed fabric about that shade of lime-y green. Sadly enough I’ve never been able to duplicate it because I stupidly didn’t make a not of exactly what dyes I had used on that batch. Thought I would remember. Yeah, right!!!
Jane says
I think we could be twins. Love that one in the center front too. Lime/chartreuse is a neutral and oes with sew many things.
Jane
Diana W says
I am afraid you are bad for me. I have the same taste in fabric as you….let’s see, love greens, mostly lime and olive greens. I hardly have any lighter or grass greens at all. I have almost all tone on tones in my stash and it isn’t a small stash by any means. Sigh, at least I am in good company!
Love your stash and I can’t wait until this new QFAH! It is gorgeous!
katie z. says
What lovely, yummy fabrics! Still, I’m glad you have to report it, not me!
June Piper-Brandon says
Do you have simple basics by Robyn Pandolph in light lemon green? I’m doing the Bears in the Farmhouse and I am going to run out before I get the borders on. I need about a yard.
Thanks.