REpurposing fabrics!
02-22-2011, 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Neva
I used a suede blazer this past Christmas and made a small purse and an even smaller tuck in bag for my granddaughter. I got it for $8 and I have enough left over to piece some other interesting items.
I sell ultrasuede, yet still find buying the suede skirts at $.23 is much more fun to use up!
02-22-2011, 10:31 AM
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jaciqltznok -- Love your little doggie. What breed is it? We had once just like that that came from a small dog rescue, but didn't know the breed. We gave her another wonderful five years before she passed. Miss her terribly.
02-22-2011, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by Neva
I used a suede blazer this past Christmas and made a small purse and an even smaller tuck in bag for my granddaughter. I got it for $8 and I have enough left over to piece some other interesting items.
I sell ultrasuede, yet still find buying the suede skirts at $.23 is much more fun to use up!
02-22-2011, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Neva
Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by Neva
I used a suede blazer this past Christmas and made a small purse and an even smaller tuck in bag for my granddaughter. I got it for $8 and I have enough left over to piece some other interesting items.
I sell ultrasuede, yet still find buying the suede skirts at $.23 is much more fun to use up!
02-22-2011, 11:38 AM
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I was sorting fabric today --have large pieces that anyone can have no charge but would appreciate postage.
Not cottons but bathing suit fabric and some drapery/
upholstery. One uph piece is light tourquiose -2 & half yd.
I thought I would offer it here but can understand if no
takers --then will give to thrift store. PM me
Not cottons but bathing suit fabric and some drapery/
upholstery. One uph piece is light tourquiose -2 & half yd.
I thought I would offer it here but can understand if no
takers --then will give to thrift store. PM me
02-22-2011, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Mornigstar
I was sorting fabric today --have large pieces that anyone can have no charge but would appreciate postage.
Not cottons but bathing suit fabric and some drapery/
upholstery. One uph piece is light tourquiose -2 & half yd.
I thought I would offer it here but can understand if no
takers --then will give to thrift store. PM me
Not cottons but bathing suit fabric and some drapery/
upholstery. One uph piece is light tourquiose -2 & half yd.
I thought I would offer it here but can understand if no
takers --then will give to thrift store. PM me
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02-22-2011, 01:44 PM
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I wish I could by for 23¢.
Our thrift stores
(GoodWill, Salvation Army,& Miracle Hill)
have really gone wild with their prices
as much at $3. - $4 for shirts & blouses.
When every one is having to cut back because
of joblessness they have made it almost
impossible to buy from them - and they
receive donations - its not like they are
buying the stuff to sell
I do not see how families with 3-4 children
clothe them now.
J J
Our thrift stores
(GoodWill, Salvation Army,& Miracle Hill)
have really gone wild with their prices
as much at $3. - $4 for shirts & blouses.
When every one is having to cut back because
of joblessness they have made it almost
impossible to buy from them - and they
receive donations - its not like they are
buying the stuff to sell
I do not see how families with 3-4 children
clothe them now.
J J
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