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I was on Craigslist and I saw a listing for cotton fabric...$25.00. I e-mailed the lady and she sold me all this. I did have to do a 50 mile round trip to get it, but I am glad I did. About half the fabric is not 100% cotton, but I can either give it away or use it for other projects. My daughter helped me separate the fabric.
I am planning on using as much of it as possible for charity quilts. I really didn't need more fabric, so when I saw the ad, I immediately thought about some of the charities we do in my quilt guild. I am going to put these in wash bags and throw it in my washer before I put them into storage containers. This is what I brought home [ATTACH=CONFIG]144917[/ATTACH] Cotton pile [ATTACH=CONFIG]144918[/ATTACH] Various other fabric [ATTACH=CONFIG]144919[/ATTACH] |
What a haul! You did great.
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Wow! Well worth the trip!
And you really can use many of the 'not 100% cotton' fabrics for quilts, especially if you or someone you know does the "art" quilts that use all sorts of fabrics. |
Wow you hit the mother load!!
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I was thinking I could some of the fabric for backing and some of it will make it's way into a few doll clothes and dresses for my daughter. There are some drapery sheer fabrics in there... not sure what to do with those.
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WOW!!!! You really scored!!!
Congratulations on such a great find!!! |
Wow lucky you! Santa claus likes you! Merry christmas!
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Whooooooo. you hit the jackpot! Great catch.
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Great score!! Be sure to wash it all quickly. Actually, if it were me I wouldn't have brought it inside to my carpeted room. Be careful of critters in it!
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NICE!
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