**Jackpot!!**
#47
about 8 yrs ago my great-aunts mother passed away. she was a seamstress for many years in Lancaster, PA and over the years acquired mass amounts of fabric. anyways, my aunt asked if i would want any of the fabric so of course, I said yes..... well, she brought me a truck load of boxes... all full of fabric. I put them away and forgot about them......
..... UNTIL TODAY!!!! I thought I died and went to heaven!!! There are hundreds of Dresden Plate pieces cut.... along with various sizes of squares..... WOW!!!!! 90% of the fabric is 1950-1960's era and I am lovin' it!!!!!
Now I just need to decide what I want to do with all this treasure!!!
..... UNTIL TODAY!!!! I thought I died and went to heaven!!! There are hundreds of Dresden Plate pieces cut.... along with various sizes of squares..... WOW!!!!! 90% of the fabric is 1950-1960's era and I am lovin' it!!!!!
Now I just need to decide what I want to do with all this treasure!!!
#49
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Bountiful, Utah
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I'm Christmas Green with envy.
Not that I need anymore fabric but I wished I had been recipient of my paternal grandma and 2 aunts fabric stashes when they died. Ah, well my own grandkids will get quite the stash. Some years ago I took a trip back to Washington DC to visit my sister who was living back there. I thought I would make it a cost-cutting adventure an do it on the bus from Salt Lake City. It was an adventure alright! Somewhere in a little spot on the map we spent about an hour and there was a REAL bag lady sitting on the seats surrounded by bags of the most gorgeous selection of vintage fabrics I have ever seen. I walked over to her and commented I was a quilter and admired her stash. She looked up at me with a wild look and started hugging her bags to her. I realized she saw me as a threat and so I went some distance away. Poor thing. Her collection probably ended up in some garbage dump. Sorry for going on so. Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy.
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