luvnquilt

My MIL is filing for bankruptcy, her brother and his wife live in the same town and are doing what they can. She is a bit of a hoarder and has tons of fabric. They have 700 yards so far and more to go. From what I understand, they posted an ad on Craigslist selling it by the tote (about 100yds/tote). I saw an ad locally (for me) with an arts & crafts fair where you can rent a table and sell your own stuff- I thought we could help them by doing this- Does anyone have any great ideas? Thank you in advance.

connie d

Sorry, I don't know.

craftybear

contact local quilt guilds and tell them you are having a big big sale, you also might try to sell on ebay

quiltsillysandi

Have a fabric yard sale....I'm sure they will come by car loads....Really sorry about your MIL...Hope she can recover and find her way again....Good Luck...

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FL

bluteddi

sell here!... sales seem to do really well.

dakotamaid

Yard sale as above. Post signs everywhere and in the paper, quilters in big letters. People will arrive!

Lv2sew2011

Can you give us the link to craigslist?

Country1

What about on here?

Sandee

I think you should sell it here. Most stuff for sale on the board doesn't even last for a day before it's gone.

Panjo 2

I agree with the yard sale. Also my quilter guild allows you to bring unwanted quilting/sewing goods in to sell, (rulers, books, fabrics, UFO's) its really fun, we all know the fair value, so their is no haggling, you may get a better price than haggling at a yard sale, this way you could find a new home for other things she has excess of books/rulers etc, no postage problems to deal with. Good luck with it all and all the best to your MIL.