Doesn't that sound too good to be true but it actually happened and I did my civic duty by participating in their stash buster sale and helped deplete their over indulgence in fabric. Oh, that can't be, too much fabric, no way. As I overheard a conversation they were just selling off to buy new. Bless their dear little hearts. I thank-you, I thank-you, I thank-you!
This is a little blurry perhaps because I was imagining myself riding atop the elephant on this happy fabric.
I don't have many yellows so was happy to find a great bunch of yellow fat quarters.
Look at these gold tones. They'll come in handy for one of my Christmas projects.
Just liked the look of these. I have a grandson that is into snowboarding so I can see a winter wall hanging from the blue piece. Whoosh-couldn't you just feel that brush of cold air.
If I see a piece of Snoopy fabric I am all over it and with Peanuts being so hard to find I quickly scooped up this goody.
Aww- Jim Shore fabric and a kit too, gotta have it.
And what did I find here hiding amongst the grass, no just kidding, just some real great green pieces and I need some for my Farmer's Wife Quilting Sampler.
Books, Books and more books. They really looked like they needed a home so I jumped to their rescue.
I can see a cute table topper from this one can't you, hmm.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
But not here, ever, please!
And that all fit into a small bag paper bag.
Gotta love those garage sales.
2 comments:
great haul Kathy! Wish I was there too! They would have been a lot lighter!
neat finds - I guess that is one way to get new fabric by selling off what you decide you no longer like.
Karen
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