20 Yards + 1 Batik Jelly Roll

Oh yes, I'm crazy!  I guess it was the excitement of winning the GO! Baby from Craft Buds.  Or maybe it was because my local Bernina dealer had their "50% off all in stock fabric" annual sale.  I don't know, but someone has to take the blame. (And it can't be me.....tee hee hee!)

At 50% off original prices, I feel like I got the bargain of a lifetime!  I'm so glad that I got there a half hour before the store closed yesterday.  Otherwise I could have been in there for hours and who knows how much more fabric I would have come home with.  Hubby would have killed me!  I'm still trying to figure out a way to incorporate the new fabric into my stash without him really noticing.  (Don't tell, but right now the bag is under the sofa!)

I know, I should quit yapping and just show you what I've added to my ever growing fabric stash.  So, here goes!

First up is "Hab-i-tat (a philosophy...a refuge...)" by Michele D'Amore for Benartex.    I liked it so much I added two yards of each print in the picture.  However, after looking at the whole line, I do see one more print I would like to add to what I purchased yesterday. You can see the whole line here.

Next up are three whimsical, coordinating patterns by Keri Schneider for Blank Quilting.  I only purchased one yard of each.  There was no pattern name, but they all had pattern numbers and a copyright date of 2008. I'm going to assume that this has been out of print for sometime....especially since I can't seem to find it online and the copyright is 2008.  I would have loved to find more of this line, but I'm sure that I can easily find some other bright fabrics to go along with them instead.

I also picked up a couple of Batiks.  I just couldn't resist a yard of each of these.  Unfortunately, the salvage didn't tell me anything about the designer.  If you know which group these belong to, I would love to know.

Finally, for my last yard, I picked up a wonderful neutral called Apple Cider by P&B Textiles.  Again, I think this was an older patter as well because I can't seem to find this one either.  Still, I think it was a great pick.  You never know when you will need a good neutral.  Plus, I loved the pattern.  I also included the Artisan Batik Roll-Up by Robert Kaufman Fabrics in this picture as well.  It has lots of yummy colors, doesn't it?

Well, I guess that's it for now........especially since I still need to figure out what I'm going to make with all of these new goodies.  My mind is just spinning!

I guess I'll be pretty busy this weekend.

Happy Stitches!