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Lucky day today. Found 11 hardcover like-new quilting
books for a mere 50 cents each. (Total at retail would be over $250). The Quilting Angel must be watching over me! |
Yay!!!!
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How very cool! Love knowing success stories like this!!!
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cool, have fun with your books, did you find that at a garage sale, rummage sale, thrift store????
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SCORE :thumbup:
What books did you get ? |
Happy days are here!!! Enjoy you new books.
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What a great find!
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Lucky you!!
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Congratulations! I love surprises!
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Congrats! That is quite a find!!
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Congrats!!!!
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Good for you - Christmas in August
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NICE!!!
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That is wonderful. We are all waiting for you to now share what they are!!
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Wow, what a find. Great job. Have fun reading them.
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Lucky you!
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What a lucky find!!
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Lucky! Have fun looking through them all!
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YA HOO
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I wish that angel would visit me , I never have such luck, enjoy them.
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That's wonderful! I have sometimes found quilting and sewing books at estate sales. Sometimes though the prices are much more. I pick them up if they are reasonable.
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Lucky you!
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i loooove quilting books - never make any of the patterns 'cause i do string quilts & embroidery quilts but i drool over the pictrures. our library has a good selection of arkansas quilts, etc with stories behind them/who made them. love 'em
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:thumbup: Yeah
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Lucky you, Where did you find these treasures?
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Oh, I adore quilting books! I would still be doing my happy dance! Lucky you!
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congrats and happy reading
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Wonderful find.
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woo hoo...
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Sometimes I will find a quilt at Goodwill,
Sometimes at Bargain World, but most often, I get a book from friends who frequent garage sales. I have a nice library of hardbound "year" books of Great American Quilts xxxx published by Oxmoor House. All of my co-workers drool over the photos. |
Congratulations on your find! I recently had a garage sale and was thinning out my quilt studio...I had over 90 quilt books and sold them for $5 each - they went fast, as did the fabric I sold for $2/yard. My studio was fast becoming overcrowded, and I needed room to buy new fabrics during my trip to Sisters, Oregon!
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Oh Cool, I'm very happy for you! Great deal.
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Originally Posted by RoxanneS
Sometimes I will find a quilt at Goodwill,
Sometimes at Bargain World, but most often, I get a book from friends who frequent garage sales. I have a nice library of hardbound "year" books of Great American Quilts xxxx published by Oxmoor House. All of my co-workers drool over the photos. Is Bargain World still open on South Tacoma Way in Tacoma? I used to love going in there. I have moved to Oregon and haven't been back but to visit my son every once in a while. Last time I was there The Duffel Bag was closing. :cry: |
Good for you. God bless.
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SCORE! :thumbup:
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I love good news stories. well done.
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Good for you. Enjoy browsing through them. Denise
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cobaltjars62
I don't know about South Tacoma way, the two stores I frequent are on Union St, not far from Pt Defiance Park, and on Pacific Ave, 162nd st, across from Spinkler Golf Course and Park. I have the best luck for books on Union, and fabric pieces on Pacific. Also, great fun at St. Vincent de Paul's stores. A new one opened on Pacific and 128th St. |
I'm always happy to hear about someone's lucky day. Funny, old quilt books are never really "old". They're always new to those who haven't seen them yet. Enjoy all those new books of yours!
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Wow, that's awesome!You definitely "hit the jackpot"!
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