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I found these at my local Goodwill, $1.99 each. The instructions and fabric are in the package.
The next last set is just patterns for Christmas crafts. this whole stack was $1.99 [ATTACH=CONFIG]45545[/ATTACH] |
looks like your gonna be busy for a while!!! great find!
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What a great find. You were in the right place at the right time.
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Wonderful find!!!
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Great find.
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WOW!! You did good Fred! :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by marsye
WOW!! You did good Fred! :thumbup:
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Wow! Great find!
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Local Goodwill store is very expensive. You got a good deal.
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Lucky YOU :D:D:D
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Treasures. I love Goodwill. :thumbup:
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Was this at the Bend Goodwill store Hawk? Last week I was in there and picked up about 10 yards of various Christmas fabrics for $3.50!
Good stuff in that store! :) |
wow some great finds.
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Originally Posted by Charlee
Was this at the Bend Goodwill store Hawk? Last week I was in there and picked up about 10 yards of various Christmas fabrics for $3.50!
Good stuff in that store! :) |
I just LOVE thrift stores. I find the neatest things, plus, if I'm lucky, even fabric. Cheap too! It's always nice to get a bargain.
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I don't know what part of the northwest you are from but I never find good buys at good will, I have to say I don't go to often, but if hubby has a little extra money we go and see if we can find fabric for me, and I have not found that cheap either, so my trips have not been good :cry: Penny
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Nice! I've never found fabric at Goodwill. What a lucky find and a great store you guys have! You must have some quilters in the area who donated what they no longer wanted.
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WOW!!!
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Wonderful find!!! :D
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Boy.. you sure made a score! How fun. I can't wait to see some of these made up.
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Lots of goodies... now to actually do something with them. LOL when will you find the time for all of it?
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Looks like you hit the jackpot!!! I've never been that lucky....so far!!!Have fun!!
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Originally Posted by penny doty
I don't know what part of the northwest you are from but I never find good buys at good will, I have to say I don't go to often, but if hubby has a little extra money we go and see if we can find fabric for me, and I have not found that cheap either, so my trips have not been good :cry: Penny
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Originally Posted by RedGarnet222
Boy.. you sure made a score! How fun. I can't wait to see some of these made up.
I will get to then eventually. |
Your gonna be busy for awhile. What a great find
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Wow, wonderful find and also be sure to look thru the books as I got some old quilt books the other day.
Have fun shopping for surprises! |
Yeah!! dont u love when u find stuff like that at thrifts?
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Looks like you hit the jackpot! Great Find!!!
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Originally Posted by Chasing Hawk
I found these at my local Goodwill, $1.99 each. The instructions and fabric are in the package.
The next last set is just patterns for Christmas crafts. Congratualtions on your find! Have lotsa fun with them! |
Must find local Goodwills and check them out!
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I love the Goodwill. I have found great items there as well. Great find!
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I love Goodwill! And all the thrifts! What a great find!
Kind Regards, MaryAnna |
OMG. A treasure.
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I frequently increase my stash from goodwill and other thrift shops. Sometimes the fabric is hard to find. I have found it in bins in with the sheets and bedding, or folded over a hanger with the towels and curtains. I have increased my stash 3-fold over the last month by finding fabrics that way. Most are leftovers from some sewing project, but there are some good yardage pieces to be had also.
Another place to look is in the pillowcases. You can find some that are almost like new for 35 -50 cents each. These are usually good sturdy cotton, but just check the labels and strength of the material to make sure. You can cut a lot of pieces out of a pillowcase. |
I've not been to thrift stores in a while, I sure need to go often and look hard.
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Something is wrong somewhere, my posts this morning have usually been doubled, nothing I'm doing wrong.
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Wow! If they were on ebay, it sure would have cost you much more! What a steal!
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Originally Posted by wildyard
I frequently increase my stash from goodwill and other thrift shops. Sometimes the fabric is hard to find. I have found it in bins in with the sheets and bedding, or folded over a hanger with the towels and curtains. I have increased my stash 3-fold over the last month by finding fabrics that way. Most are leftovers from some sewing project, but there are some good yardage pieces to be had also.
Another place to look is in the pillowcases. You can find some that are almost like new for 35 -50 cents each. These are usually good sturdy cotton, but just check the labels and strength of the material to make sure. You can cut a lot of pieces out of a pillowcase. |
Speaking of thrift store finds, I just bought a baggie of the 6" metal hem gauges that some have mentioned in our chats. There are 19 of them in the baggie. I payed $2.99. I would share them but I'm pretty sure the postage would be more than the cost of buying one at the store. I also made a major score of 11 sheets and 23 pillowcases, 5 cotton napkins 6 pieces of fabric remnants and a cotton skirt all for $22.00. They gave me a special price for buying so many. I'll try to get a photo of everything tomorrow to show you what I have.
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Speaking of thrift store finds, I just bought a baggie of the 6" metal hem gauges that some have mentioned in our chats. There are 19 of them in the baggie. I payed $2.99. I would share them but I'm pretty sure the postage would be more than the cost of buying one at the store. I also made a major score of 11 sheets and 23 pillowcases, 5 cotton napkins 6 pieces of fabric remnants and a cotton skirt all for $22.00. They gave me a special price for buying so many. I'll try to get a photo of everything tomorrow to show you what I have.
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