Find anything good at Joann's Labor Day sale??
09-04-2011, 01:07 PM
#71
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I went to Joann's on Sat on my way into Atlanta; couldn't really focus because store is in state of remodeling and it was hard to find stuff....bought a whopping $5 worth.....had read that Hancocks had a 60% off weekend sale and since I was going into ATL and would fairly near a Hancocks I decided to hold off. Went to Hancocks and was most disappointed.....sale was 60% off on Sunday and Monday ! My intown schedule wasn't going to allow me to go back on Sun.....
However, the store was very well organized, well lit and seemed to be well stocked....I just can't buy unless it is on sale at a substantial discount.....
However, the store was very well organized, well lit and seemed to be well stocked....I just can't buy unless it is on sale at a substantial discount.....
09-04-2011, 01:09 PM
#72
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Location: Indiana, PA
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
I went yesterday. Didn't see much and the store wasn't busy.
But I got a new mat to replace the one I warped- it was the last one. Also got Eleanor Burns flying geese ruler. MSQC just did a new tutorial using them.
I was surprised that I didn't see much else but that's okay. Just wondering what the rest of you thought of the sale.
Have a great day, friends :D
Sue
But I got a new mat to replace the one I warped- it was the last one. Also got Eleanor Burns flying geese ruler. MSQC just did a new tutorial using them.
I was surprised that I didn't see much else but that's okay. Just wondering what the rest of you thought of the sale.
Have a great day, friends :D
Sue
09-04-2011, 01:38 PM
#73
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Location: Maryville, TN
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I hope to be able to get there tomorrow. I need some batting and I can wander in a fabric store for a very long time, just looking, thinking and planning. I can do the same thing on-line but at least at the store I get a bit of exercise! LOL
09-04-2011, 03:26 PM
#77
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Location: Las Vegas, NV
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I shopped online and got 3 two yd. pieces of material for $3.99 a yd (was reg. 7.99) and a king sized warm and natural batting. I don't make quilts that big but with 50% off it was only $20 and I can get at least 2 throws and 2 baby quilts out of it...so I'm happy
09-04-2011, 04:58 PM
#78
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Location: Arlington, TX
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If anyone needs an Accuquilt "Go", they had them on sale for $199. That is a lot less than I gave for mine. Now if they will run the dies on sale again for 25% off that may be a good buy. The dies are just to expenses.
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