MarthaVA

I went to Dollar Tree yesterday. Was looking for a couple of things but always wander around. I found what they called "giant clothes pins" but they were like small clamps. Came in white or white and blue - about 6 to a package. I had previously tried clamps and big black binder clips to hold fabric on my tables, but because my tables are not smooth on the underside of the edges, nothing would hold. These hold because the noses of them are smaller than regular clamps but they are just as strong as a clamp. 6/pkg for $1.00. I'm going back tomorrow for several more pkgs because this is one great deal. I can see me using them for lots of things including holding my quilt in a roll while I do fmq quilting on my machine. :thumbup:

The second deal I found was at Staples - they had a huge box of document protectors (for all those patterns I'm saving and ideas I have) for $10 - regularly $20. Picked up one box. Another deal.

What are your latest deals???

cjomomma

I found cooking spray at dollar tree and I do believe it is the best cooking spray I have ever used. To me it works better tham pam. Even my Dd liked it and wanted to know where I got it.

Pam

I am still tickled with my 79 cent sewing machine in a cabinet from Goodwill.

CarrieAnne

I found a really nice Necchi sewing machine at a garage sale for 3.00!

4dogs

At the Dollar Tree, they have these wondeful MAPLE LEAF COOKIES for a dollar a package......I saw them at Cracker Barrel for FIVE DOLLARS per package...........not too bad on carbs/calories either and SO GOOD.

aneternalpoet

the best deal I recieved today was a FREE hug, from a friend, wihtout even having a reason in recieving it. ok, so its not something bought, but for me today, it blessed my life like none other.

mygirl66

WHAT?! That is crazy insane! :thumbup:

mom-6

My/our best deal was the Singer 120U that we got from the lady I met in the craft aisle at Wal-Mart in The Woodlands. We got to talking about sewing when I asked if they still had fabric (not at that one) and some how or other we ended up talking about sewing heavier fabric for RenFaire costuming and she said she used to make things with Fun Fur, but didn't any longer and had a machine if I was interested in one that would do the heavier stuff. Now get this...when I asked the price, she said, "just come by my house and pick it up, I live in ---- just off of ----"!!!

This is a commercial machine in a good sized formica table, with several attachments, 3 plastic boxes of bobbins, the original manual copyright 1973, a treadle style foot feed that goes from a nice easy purr to omigosh take off for Mars fast. Even had a big bottle of the oil to go with it.

Sorry no pics...will ask SIL to take some. He is planning to use it for sewing leather. But the book says it can sew anything even really fine thin stuff.

4dogs

At Hancock.com, right now, they have Christmas fabric (regular price of 5.99 and 6.99) for 1.99 a yard...I spent over a hundred dollars, but worth every penny, and its free shipping if you go over a certain amount.

craftybear

awhile back was at Goodwill store and found an old quilt book that I had been looking for, only 79 cents!