abc123retired

www.groups.yahoo.com/sewitsforsale

mirish2

Thanks for asking the question. As I read your responses, I am getting some helpful ideas for destashing.

fayzer

Facebook site: "Fabric destashing for people who aren't cray cray." Ask to join and then read the rules first. At the very top of the page. Bought and sold a lot there.

colorfulom

Instagram hashtag #thegreatfabricdestash - lots of traffic there.

angelmama22

Feline Fanatic could you elaborate more on your answer? How many times to do you have to be "active" to reach the status you are indicating? Does that status then happen automatically, or where do you go to find out about selling and listing your stash? Is this indicated somewhere in the rules for this Board? More info, please.

klswift

Craigslist is a great place to sell many things - no boxing, shipping, etc. But, PLEASE, a word of caution. Have the items in your garage or on your porch. Do not let folks into your home to use the restroom or get a drink of water. Most buyers are good folks but the bad guys have figured out how to use it to their advantage. They will check out your stuff, your locks and engage you in conversation that will get more info. Just be smart.

ladydukes

There's a yahoo group "stashbuster_fling-it-all" as well

AngeliaNR

http://www.quiltingboard.com/items-s...a-t165381.html

mpspeedy2

My husband and I have been considering downsizing so that we could move into a Senior living facility. I had planned on contacting the guilds I formerly belonged to and offering their members a chance to fill a bag with fabric from my stash for a set fee. I do a lot of quilting for Linus and so have purchased a lot of fabric over the years. I figured I could get at least 3 or 4 hundred dollars for my present stash and the there are my thread and notions collections etc , etc. I move is currently on hold. I will probably go through with my plan once we do actually give up living in our present house.

caspharm

There is also another Yahoo group called QuiltersFleaMarket.