Poor Mr. Pete
Just imagine this scene .... JudyPete and Mr. Pete are sitting at a restaurant table (say at an ordinary place like Starbuck's) and a group of five or six business guys walk in and sit down for a brief coffee break - lunch kind of thing. JudyPete stares at them as they walk by her table (much to the embarrassment of Mr. Pete) for she is staring far too long ......... at their shirts! LOL Would she be that interested when she walked into an ordinary quilt shop? Probably not.
I suspect that for JudyPete the search for these gently used fabrics is part of the fun of using them. She has incredible luck at finding vintage Singers at garage sales (her radar for old sewing machines is awesome!!) and this talent extends to shirting fabrics as well. I once briefly tried to imitate this kind of searching in Ohio and all I found were cotton/poly blends. I guess the 100% cottons stopped at her side of the Mississippi. :-)
Judy (who is an impatient searcher)
I suspect that for JudyPete the search for these gently used fabrics is part of the fun of using them. She has incredible luck at finding vintage Singers at garage sales (her radar for old sewing machines is awesome!!) and this talent extends to shirting fabrics as well. I once briefly tried to imitate this kind of searching in Ohio and all I found were cotton/poly blends. I guess the 100% cottons stopped at her side of the Mississippi. :-)
Judy (who is an impatient searcher)
2 Comments:
At July 11, 2007 at 12:44 PM , Phyllis in Minnesota said...
I have a very strong feeling that JudyPete is lusting after other men ----------------------shirts!! I am now mixing the coffee shot scene and the advertisement for a certain big quilting machine where one of the ladies from Fons and Porter has a big swatch of fabric missing from the back of her shirt. Do you think JudyPete would resort to something that drastic. LOL
Keep on quilting and looking for that perfect material even if it's on another man's back, Phyllis in Minnesota
p.s. poor Mr. Pete!!!
At July 11, 2007 at 12:50 PM , Judy in Ohio said...
I've seen that ad in the Q magazines, too. That's part of being a quilter ... spotting the perfect fabric even if it has been used to create another person's garment. At least most of us have the good manners to leave the garment alone.
Judy
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