Judi in Ohio

Think about this - your $80,000 worth of stuff may not be my $80,000 worth of stuff. I don't think this is taking advantage of anyone. Most don't want to go thru the hassel of selling each piece. It happens every day and I think most would love that you would do something with it. Fabric or otherwise. Burning it is not an option in my book. If I ran across a deal like this I would make a quilt and donate it in the persons memory - maybe that's just my karma wanting to come out. I've read where some families have held yard sales and had this organized and that's fine, but some just don't want to be bothered.

Maralyn

I know that my husband and if I survive him, my son, have absolutely no idea of the worth of my stash, tools, etc. (I have a home-based LAQ business) and have given a couple of my younger quilting buddies permission to come in and deal with it when I pass. They will shed tears, but will make sure everything gets a good home. We didn't discuss them paying anything, but I know they will do the right thing.

misseva

I've instructed my daughter who is a quilter to take anything of mine, then give rest to quilting friends.