pocoellie

Bebe wasn't bad. I'm pretty sure most of us here would have done the same. Only I really don't know where or how to stuff it in somewhere.LOL I'm sure you'll find a place.

Elizabeth A.

That was a great deal, good for you, don't worry over $20, instead think of all the things you can make with that fabric. :)

minstrel

HOLY COW!! Don'tcha just love Craigslist? I can't hardly imagine where I'd put 65 yards, but what fun finding a spot (and admiring, and petting, etc., etc.) :lol:

Mplsgirl

Wow! Lucky you!!

pal

I've got a solution as to where to put the fabric! Nail 1x3 boards to the rafters in the basement or the garage - creating shelves. Whodathunk?

Pam Pollock

WOW!!! If you had paid regular prices on that 65 yards of material you could have paid up to 10.00 per yard in a quilt shop. If you think about it that way...at $6.00 per yard you would have paid $390.00.....at $8.00 per yard you would have paid $520.00. ......& at $10.00 per yard you would have paid $$650.00. You got a bargain & then some!!!! WAY TO GO!!!! YOU HAVE SAVED A BUNDLE!!! I want to go shopping with you!!! :D

quiltsRfun

Just think of the fun you'll having discovering exactly what you've got! What a treasure you've found.

Marcia

Cannot wait for you to post pics--this is so exciting!!!!!!

wraez

Did I read this right....you found the fabric only 2 miles from you on Craigslist?

Very very impressive, lots of green on my face today, :lol:

hugs sue

Debra Mc

BeBe is going to run out of house. If I buy anymore stuff I don't know where I'll put it. Next trip to SA I have got to come to house and see it. Hey you could spend your money on worst stuff. I bought 10 yards of Texas A & M colored maroon plaid for something later That color is hard to find. Least it won't go on your hips like if you bought $20.00 of marked down Halloween chocolate. Good girl. Deb :thumbup: