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Originally Posted by jme
Would you shop at a second hand store meant just for quilters/sewing?
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absolutely! But how are you going to get people to part with stuff? Virg
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absolutely! But how are you going to get people to part with stuff? Virg
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I would be the first one there.... maybe even setting up a tent the night before opening... I always like a bargain and never want to pay full price for anything!
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OH, YES!!
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Sure would! Never hurts to stop in & check things out.
Umm, how long is the flight to Texas do you think?! LOL Maureen |
Originally Posted by xsquilter
Sure would! Never hurts to stop in & check things out.
Umm, how long is the flight to Texas do you think?! LOL Maureen |
I would shop any place where they sold quilting items!
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Most certainly! We all have patterns we don't intend to use more than once or twice, fabrics leftover or changed our mind on, too many books. Good way to make a few dollars for new stuff.
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absolutley yes. Some ones trash is anothers treasure. Not that it's trash!
peace |
Yes I would.
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That's a big yes.
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Yes! In a heartbeat.
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Absolutely!!
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yep, I'd be there the first day they opened...
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yeah!!!! always interested in saving money
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Sounds good to me. I love thrift store finds and mixing new in too should bring even more customers
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Most definitely. I would go at least once just to check it out.
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Yes :)
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Yes.
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I'd be first in line!!
When my guild does a show there are always tables to rent and we have a "garage sale" |
Yes, I go to a shop that she buys your excess stash by the
yard, bolt or piece and resells it. She resells for $4 per yard on bolts, some is cheaper. Also takes embroidery,stamping, yarn. She opened a tiny store front and is always busy. |
In a heartbeat :-P :-P
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I really think that is a good idea. I have found a lot of quilting tools at the salvation army store by me. I wish a store like that would open around me because I have 3 grand daughters that are beginning to quilt and it gets expensive trying to get them all set up
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Yes, yes, and yes! What a great idea!
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me too i would shop there
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Absolutely would check it out!
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Wow that's a great Idea.
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absolutely! Where can I find one! lol
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yes, yes, yes
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You bet I would. It can be called "NEW TO ME". what one person does not like another might love. The people at the thrift stores really don't know what they are selling. Love going to them though.
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we should form a franchise.....we all live in different areas...hey, MickieD here we come....but this is so much better for one than fast food......fast fabric yahoo!!!!!
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Originally Posted by jme
Would you shop at a second hand store meant just for quilters/sewing?
After all, isn't that the way your granny made her quilts? Old clothes and flour sacking. I still have my granny's quilt hanging on my sewing room wall. |
sounds like a fun place to shop.
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Originally Posted by sosew4fun
Yes, I go to a shop that she buys your excess stash by the
yard, bolt or piece and resells it. She resells for $4 per yard on bolts, some is cheaper. Also takes embroidery,stamping, yarn. She opened a tiny store front and is always busy. |
Originally Posted by jme
Would you shop at a second hand store meant just for quilters/sewing?
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I think it's a great idea
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Almost everyday!
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Definitely!!!! Would be a great place to get fabric for charity quilts.
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In a heartbeat! Where is it????????
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