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#22
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Fort Smith, Arkansas
Posts: 585
I too have used it and received a lot of fabric, unfinished quilts, sewing notions, books. I love it. It is a great idea. I didn't know it existed until I heard about it on this site. Gotta love this site.
#23
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Fort Smith, Arkansas
Posts: 585
Guys and girls. I am trying to start a good stash, so if anyone has stash material they don't need or is downsizing, please pm me and I will pay the shipping. This includes notions, patterns, etc.
#24
Junior Member
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Alvarado Texas
Posts: 127
i just went yesterday and picked up a bag of scraps to do a scappy quilt and was very surprise there were alot of large amounts of fabric and none of the pieces that were in the bag r small so i was happy i did well on that one which was my first pick up...
#25
Junior Member
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Alvarado Texas
Posts: 127
i just went yesterday and picked up a bag of scraps to do a scappy quilt and was very surprise there were alot of large amounts of fabric and none of the pieces that were in the bag r small so i was happy i did well on that one which was my first pick up...
#26
I use http//[email protected] the one I use is not a dot org and I get and give lots of things, Especially fabric and batting. Love the site and this one, too.
#28
I am a new freecycle person thanks to Michael's experience, I went and joined up.
I have myself set up on digests so there are several posts in my email up to 25. The only problem I find with it is that I work and it seems some people might just sit in front of their pc all day. All is taken by the time I see it.
I am hoping to find some fabric through it. Craig's List craft posts are more for stampin up than anything fabric related.
What is ReUseIt?
I have myself set up on digests so there are several posts in my email up to 25. The only problem I find with it is that I work and it seems some people might just sit in front of their pc all day. All is taken by the time I see it.
I am hoping to find some fabric through it. Craig's List craft posts are more for stampin up than anything fabric related.
What is ReUseIt?
#29
Super Member
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Galveston Texas
Posts: 1,596
If you have extra fabric etc to donate, you might try the local quilt guild or find a sewing group that is sewing for charity. I am a member of such a group and we can always use donations. Your local fabric shop may be able to give you some direction.
#30
I don't like Freecycle at all. I joined and received tons of emails, which became a real pain, so I dropped it. I like Craigs List much better. But it's a personal preference thing...
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