Mother Load of all fabric mother loads!
#72
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Originally Posted by Esqmommy
There's also a quilting shop called Eddie's quilting Bee, it's a huge quilting store we could stop at!!
I checked on Recreate in Roseville and it appears to be a non-profit organization that offers assorted art projects (tutoring-like) and is looking for donations and volunteers.
#75
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Snohomish WA
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There was an article last week in the Everett WA 'Herald' newspaper about men inmates in the Monroe WA prison who are using donated fabrics to make quilts for charity! They've donated several hundred since the program's inception in 2008. The photo showed an inmates's two big beefy arms, covered in tatoos, with part of a quilt top he's been working on & comments about how therapeutic it's proven to be. Of course WE already knew that...
#78
I shouldn't leave anyone with the impression that I came home empty...I walked out with a huge bag, stuffed to the brim!!!!!!!!! I'll try to get photos in this week!
Yes, it was Eddies in Sunnyvale on Mathilda Ave (close to Mountain View). Huge store and wonderful selection of all kinds of quilting fabrics and notions, and machines too!
And yes Sugar, we'll be good to go in Feb!
Yes, it was Eddies in Sunnyvale on Mathilda Ave (close to Mountain View). Huge store and wonderful selection of all kinds of quilting fabrics and notions, and machines too!
And yes Sugar, we'll be good to go in Feb!
#79
what a great selection! you are so lucky to be near something so awesome!!! i would go every month if i could!!! you should grab ME a box!!! Have fun with your upcoming projects with your new material. I'm very jealous!!
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