Did you guys know this???
#1
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I just found out today that there is a web site for stuff that is donated to goodwill---but i guess they think they can get more for it on line--sort of bid or buy.Its called "shopgoodwill.com" I checked it out and it has sewing machines,patterns,thread,material,and anything else for sewing--plus other stuff.There was a vintage machine but it was in Spokane and i live it Florida!Guess its not my lucky day.
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I browse the site quite frequently. The one for our town often has big lots of fabric. I won a couple of the auctions and was greatly disappointed! The fabric was crap, often dirty, smelly and not suitable for quilting at all. I've noticed just in the last couple of months that the lots are better organized and cottons are with cottons, home dec with home dec, etc. Sometimes there has been full bolts of fabric, LQS quality. I'm not a scrappy type person so I generally pass over the fabric lots. I have gotten several quilting books and patterns though
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Originally Posted by sewingsusie
I just found out today that there is a web site for stuff that is donated to goodwill---but i guess they think they can get more for it on line--sort of bid or buy.Its called "shopgoodwill.com" I checked it out and it has sewing machines,patterns,thread,material,and anything else for sewing--plus other stuff.There was a vintage machine but it was in Spokane and i live it Florida!Guess its not my lucky day.
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