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sak658 07-03-2012 07:54 PM

That's why you can't find anything on Craigslist around Houston....it's always overpriced...and seldom anything listed that's worth anything...

Nanamoms 07-03-2012 10:24 PM


Originally Posted by ptquilts (Post 5336383)
In the mood for some modern art? Check out this one

http://burlington.craigslist.org/art/3115580671.html

Instead of the War of 1812, this should be called Apocalyptic Event!!! Is that a toiler plunger shoved into the wall?????? Really??????? ROFLMBO

miriam 07-04-2012 02:51 AM

There is a thread for those already on QB: http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...ml#post5335601

ranbro 07-04-2012 03:09 AM

I think the Texas heat has finally got to him.

paulswalia 07-04-2012 03:16 AM


Originally Posted by ptquilts (Post 5336383)
In the mood for some modern art? Check out this one

http://burlington.craigslist.org/art/3115580671.html

sometimes I'm embarrassed to be a Vermonter. My only hope is that this "artist" came from somewhere else.

Steady Stiching 07-04-2012 04:47 AM

haha...even a blind squirrel finds a nut sometimes.

Grannyh67 07-04-2012 06:18 AM


Originally Posted by ckcowl (Post 5336272)
a person can certainly ask any amount they want to ask for anything- sure doesn't mean they will get what they are asking. often (non-sewer's) see an older machine & think they have a treasure- and instead of doing a little research they go ahead & offer it for some ridiculous price- when they get no responses they tend to start doing a little research- or they find another (non-sewer) who doesn't know any better and sell it ... I have a sister in law who has held onto a machine she believes to be a real treasure---for about 12 years now- when she first showed it to me she offered me (a real deal---for me---$500) i didn't choke- but i smiled & said---no thanks- i have a good machine-
this past summer i found the same machine (a 1956 singer 99-K) for $20 at a yard sale -- i showed it to her when they came to visit- she said---
Wow- that ones in better shape than mine but i bet i offered you a better deal!--when i told her i got it for $20 she became extremely (angry) indignant===pretty much called me a liar & left in a huff---
oh well- i have mine- and she can just keep her's in her garage for ever ;)

I love it, that made me laugh. Good for you. I would have loved to have been there. I see them on eBay all the time asking an ungodly price for these old machines. I guess there is someone out there who will buy but not me.

Stitchit123 07-04-2012 06:48 AM


Originally Posted by ptquilts (Post 5336383)
In the mood for some modern art? Check out this one

http://burlington.craigslist.org/art/3115580671.html

I'm not an Art Major but that looks a lot like the back door at the local watering hole at the end of a rowdy Saturday night-
'Pool Cue Stuck in Door" by Tipsy Customer -and its free if you haul it out of the dumpster

Lori S 07-04-2012 06:56 AM

It reminds me of something I heard " Just because its old , doesn't make it valuable".

Stitchit123 07-04-2012 07:14 AM

My DH got mine in an Antique store 20+ yrs ago-he paid $60 for it and it came with the drawers all matching and the belt plus the key for the drawers and the wood puzzle box with all the attachments.And I thought he paid to much.Theres one sitting in a 2nd hand store here and she's only $40 and she's ready to go and sew.


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