lauriejo

Oh it is way too much fun, how you tried http://www.instructables.com/

ejudy

I wish I could find a place like that to take donations. In clearing my mother's house, I have more than I know what to do with.

AnnieF

That really is the wonderful thing about the store, and how I began going to it. I belong to a quilt ministry....we receive a lot of donated fabric....not too many people know what kind of fabric it takes to make quilts....so we had yards and yards of polyester and rayon and....well you can just imagine....that's when someone told me about donating it to Bits & Pieces. They will accept any craft supplies so if you happen to walk in on a good day...you might find someone's quilt stash or bead stash. I've been in some days when there isn't a piece of cotton fabric in the store.

lauriejo

If you don't have a store like that to take donations, sometimes a library could use craft supplies for kiddie programs. Also nursing homes/senior centers will do crafts.

shamrock

I went to their Bits & Pieces old shop a couple of years ago, got some good buys. I'll have to stop next time I visit my granddaughter there. I know they don't have regular hours.

NY-Flaquilter

I just took loads of stuff there. We are cleaning out the house to sell. I feel good about taking my stuff there because crafters will use it. Love the place. They use to be on the main street but moved for more room. The ladies are wonderful

juneeloonee

Hi Annie,
I'm from near Rochester, too. Great place to find who knows what! We have some terrific sewing/fabric centers around here, huh?

AnnieF

You're right....we do. I shop at Mt. Pleasant quilt shop a lot.

jdavis

Aha! I live about 15 min from Mt. Pleasant. I just can't get over there much because I'm on a strict budget (unemployed); but if I ever see you there, I'll introduce myself!
I'm even closer to Chestnut Bay....do you go there ever?