



Well, I have been accessing my fabric situation and have come to the conclusion that one never has enough fabric. I do scour the internet for fabrics, and here are some that I lost out on the other day on ebay. They went for an extraordinary price, and the largest piece was only 13". So needless to say, I will not be incorporating them into baby Claude's quilt.
Now for some of you that have been asking about fabrics, and where Jen and I might shop... We do fun fabric shopping when we're together, but that is not often enough...sooo...a great place is
Purl out of NYC. They have just about any fabric that a person could ever need or want. Another good site is
Reprodepot Have fun with those sites... you might want to grab a nice warm beverage as you might be there for awhile...
The snowball quilt is a fun project. you may get the "How To" book on Amazon.
Well, enough information for one blogging adventure... have fun exploring