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I plan to make 2 packs of fat quarters.  Can you believe all this was less than $35.  I figure if Walmart sells a fat quarter for $2 each, then you have to beat them by finding fabric less then $7.  This way, each quarter you cut out will be less then $2 each.  I think I am so smart but I really hope my math is correct.  So each fabric I found was $6.30/meter or less. Some were even $4 for a meter.  Oh how I love a good sale find.  I find that is what gives me the endorphins to keep shopping.  So how I can't convince my wallet to grow with more sale finds.
I am sure I drove the lady at the store crazy.  I would bring her 5-6 bolts of fabric 3 different time and only ask for half a meter each.  So much writing for so little fabric.  I had to restrain myself as I didn't even go into the other colors.  I think the reds, yellows, greens were disappointed that I didn't pick them.  I really was going to buy more but I set a limit for myself today.  Seriously, if I didn't, I would have a small quilt fabric store in my sewing room. 
I love that the big chain fabric store always cut more then you ask.  That means I will have some scraps left over for a massive postage stamp quilt that I have been saving for awhile.  I have been saving every scrap fabric and cutting it into 1 inch squares so I can create this kaleidoscope of a quilt.  We will see how it will turn out as it is so many colors are involved.  I will have to show another time.
I will have to get cutting and packaging the fat quarter squares like the companies.  And I will have to come up with a catchy name to name my color collection.  Then find a pretty ribbon to tie it up.