I actually, really did purge my fabric bins yesterday !
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Whenever anyone brings something to our Tuesday sit and sew, some of the ladies are all over it like ants at a picnic. I do my best to stay far, far away.
Thanks for the donation info listed previously.
Thanks for the donation info listed previously.
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I am giving some of my stash to a woman I met on FB who has lost everything in the Louisiana flooding. God has blessed me with more fabric than I will ever be able to sew. I feel I should bless others for Him. I just hope she likes what I am sending.
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I am sure she will feel blessed to have that fabric, in situations like that, fabric is not seen as the #1 priority. It can however have that soothing /therapeutic way of seeing someone through a difficult situation. The items made from that fabric can be a great comfort. I bet she will think of you and your generosity everytime she sees a piece of the fabrics you send.
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