Question...I may have hit the jackpot
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The senior center is a great place to take unwanted fabric and patterns also general crafts. When a friend of mine passed away I took what the others did not want and donated it to the seniors and they were so thankful.
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Aboslutely...jack pot..and what you do with it is even better. I loe the ideas to keep what you want and donate to help other charities and things. Make him something too. And let him know his wife's hobby brought so much happiness to those on the receiving end.
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Lucky you!!! I agree with the others that said to take it all and then take your time going through it - you just don't know what you might find! :) The stuff that you don't want can be donated.
Very nice of you to think of making him a quilt! Have fun!!
Very nice of you to think of making him a quilt! Have fun!!
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Originally Posted by AlwaysQuilting
Would he enjoy having a quilt made from some of it, in memory of his wife and mother? I think I'd do that as a "thank you".
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