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I got tired of purchasing Lipton Iced green tea and lugging them home. I could only afford them when they were BOGO, also they were made with sucralose (Splenda) so they have an aftertaste. I added too much mango syrup because I couldn’t taste it when the tea was room temp, so it was a little too sweet. I drink a 16oz bottle with a bottle of water.

Hello All,

I took a hiatus from sewing for a few years and decided to get back into it. I’m purchasing some new supplies and I acquired some fabric. I love the vibrant patterns, but I feel like for some quilting projects I have in mind they may be too much (throw pillowcases, quilts, maybe some apparel, etc) or too “busy.”

I used to get my solid color fabric from Joann Fabric when they would have a sale or sent me coupons in the mail. I don’t shop at Hobby Lobby anymore because when you take their fabric home it looks completely different. Walmarts in my county are slowly phasing out fabric counters and replacing them with precut fabric, I have seen some precuts that were $5-6 for two yards. I was wondering if anyone knows a place I can get large quantities of affordable solid colored fabric within the United States.

Thanks in Advance.

It’s crazy that it was discovered that it was a scam, but whenever that commercial came on I was glued to the TV.😅

Needed some stuff for the 4th of July and wanted to grab some items before Prime Day sale was over.