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Quilt Mom 03-19-2011 07:34 AM

I may just have to start shopping on the net. After looking at all they have, it is soooooo tempting. Thanks for the info. And please share a photo when you get your package.

JoAnnGC 03-19-2011 07:53 AM


Originally Posted by laalaaquilter
One of my LQS has a scrap bin where you can get a scrap for 25 cents or they give you a plastic zip top bag you can fill for $5. The stipulation is that bag must zip closed.

So yesterday I proceed to put 56 scraps in an UNpleated 9 X 6 bag

That is $14 at the per scrap price. Quite a haul I thought but cashier didn't bat an eyelash. And none of the other employees said a bad word to me about pulling every scrap in the bin out to look at each one, creating a leave pile on the floor and a take pile in my lap until I got to the bottom of the bin and stuffed the leave pile back in the bin.

I guess they keep a chipper attitude because they get to touch fabric all day ;-) and maybe quilters are easier to deal with than the general public?

That's my kind of deal :) Which LQS in our area does this? I'm in Canton...just a hop, skip and a jump from Woodstock!

Dolly's sister 03-19-2011 05:46 PM

I love the high heel fabric, too cute. Great deal. Wish I had known about the quilt show. Went to Quiltfest in Pigeon Forge last weekend.

Dolly's sister 03-19-2011 05:47 PM


Originally Posted by JoAnnGC

Originally Posted by laalaaquilter
One of my LQS has a scrap bin where you can get a scrap for 25 cents or they give you a plastic zip top bag you can fill for $5. The stipulation is that bag must zip closed.

So yesterday I proceed to put 56 scraps in an UNpleated 9 X 6 bag

That is $14 at the per scrap price. Quite a haul I thought but cashier didn't bat an eyelash. And none of the other employees said a bad word to me about pulling every scrap in the bin out to look at each one, creating a leave pile on the floor and a take pile in my lap until I got to the bottom of the bin and stuffed the leave pile back in the bin.

I guess they keep a chipper attitude because they get to touch fabric all day ;-) and maybe quilters are easier to deal with than the general public?

That's my kind of deal :) Which LQS in our area does this? I'm in Canton...just a hop, skip and a jump from Woodstock!

Was wondering where this LQS is too, sounds like a fun place.

Annz 03-20-2011 07:46 PM

No I hadn't heard of this before.

swanrd 03-27-2011 11:48 AM

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This is the fabric I got from ordering the scrap bag. I ordered two and did get some repeat fabric. The doll at the top has another one on the other side if someone wants to make the dolls I will send them to you. Just pm me with your info and I will get them out to you.

JoAnnGC 03-27-2011 12:09 PM


Originally Posted by swanrd
This is the fabric I got from ordering the scrap bag. I ordered two and did get some repeat fabric. The doll at the top has another one on the other side if someone wants to make the dolls I will send them to you. Just pm me with your info and I will get them out to you.

Where did you place your scrap bag order?

TonnieLoree 03-27-2011 12:10 PM

Just what I need; more scraps! LOL. I have managed to locate 4 (yes 4) storage totes overflowing with scraps! It would be fun to see what others consider scraps though. My LQS sells scraps for .25 each. That is a rip off! If they would let you fill a zip bag as described in a prior post, it would be great. If I were to sell mine at that rate, I could probably finance a new car. (Hmm, I feel a yardsale approaching this Spring, whenever that decides to arrive.)

swanrd 03-28-2011 02:21 AM

From Fabric.com

SandyinZ4 03-28-2011 06:29 AM


Originally Posted by TonnieLoree
... It would be fun to see what others consider scraps though.... (Hmm, I feel a yardsale approaching this Spring, whenever that decides to arrive.)

My opinion of a scrap is any pieces 4 inches or smaller and mostly irregular in size. Most of what I consider my scraps are in this category. Also, if you don't want to do the yard sale, I am sure many members would be glad to have first chance to buy your 'yard sale' items. Just an idea. :-)


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