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    Old 01-09-2011, 05:38 AM
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    I found an amazing feedsack quilt recently at a thrift store. I have no clue how to wash it - it is heavy when it is dry, I cannot imagine how heavy it would be when wet. I should post a picture of it.
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    Old 01-09-2011, 05:43 AM
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    I didn't realize we were so close.. I seen these quilts Tuesday when I was at Angels attic buying sheets for ragrugs.
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    Old 01-09-2011, 05:49 AM
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    maybe you should make a call to the thrift shop and let them know. They probably didn't think about the sun - only wanted to get as many "lookers" and offers as possible.

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    I took these pic's with my cell phone so they are not very good plus the sun was hitting the window.
    Both of these quilts are old and I wanted to bring them home but the items in the window are in a silent auction style. I couldn't hardly stand to see them hanging where the sun for a month was gonna be beating on them ruining them.
    I thought they were both beautiful!!
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    Old 01-09-2011, 06:04 AM
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    They are not open til tuesday. But to be honest I don't know if she will listen. I will talk to the employee that I chat with from time to time.

    Originally Posted by kriscraft99
    maybe you should make a call to the thrift shop and let them know. They probably didn't think about the sun - only wanted to get as many "lookers" and offers as possible.

    Originally Posted by cjomomma
    I took these pic's with my cell phone so they are not very good plus the sun was hitting the window.
    Both of these quilts are old and I wanted to bring them home but the items in the window are in a silent auction style. I couldn't hardly stand to see them hanging where the sun for a month was gonna be beating on them ruining them.
    I thought they were both beautiful!!
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    Old 01-09-2011, 06:05 AM
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    Originally Posted by donna873
    I didn't realize we were so close.. I seen these quilts Tuesday when I was at Angels attic buying sheets for ragrugs.
    :-D :D :-) :)
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    Old 01-09-2011, 07:14 AM
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    I know I'm an odd ball, but I don't see the beauty in a ragged quilt. Yes, I can see what it was, in it's time, but it would never cross my mind to purchase something like that. I like new things. I always say 'the only old thing I like is my husband'.
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    How pretty!
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    Old 01-09-2011, 07:22 AM
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    Originally Posted by KathyAire
    I know I'm an odd ball, but I don't see the beauty in a ragged quilt. Yes, I can see what it was, in it's time, but it would never cross my mind to purchase something like that. I like new things. I always say 'the only old thing I like is my husband'.
    LOL!! I just love the older quilts.
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    Originally Posted by KathyAire
    I know I'm an odd ball, but I don't see the beauty in a ragged quilt. Yes, I can see what it was, in it's time, but it would never cross my mind to purchase something like that. I like new things. I always say 'the only old thing I like is my husband'.
    I can see the beauty but don't have the space or resources to give them the care they need. Unless they has sentimental value (made by a relative, etc.) I have to admire them and hope someone else will give them a good home.
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    Lovely quilts
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