"Refurbished" Quilt - Thrift Store Find
03-07-2013, 11:03 AM
#51
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: East Arkansas
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I bought a lovely quilt top at an estate sale recently. When I get the time I will make it into a quilt and USE IT ON MY BED. Right now, it's folded over a quilt rack in my living room so I can enjoy looking at it.
03-08-2013, 08:32 AM
#53
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Location: East Arkansas
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Hey Emma S - I'll have to do that. Probably next week - I'm teaching a crazy quilt class tomorrow in Des Arc, and I've got to get all my "stuff" together, plus wash clothes & change bed so I won't have to do all that after class tomorrow.
03-09-2013, 10:36 AM
#54
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Las Vegas, NV - transplanted from Southeastern PA
Posts: 324
i don't understand the (horror) or the saddness refered to when a quilt is (found & rescued) from a thrift store...do we not (donate) quilts all the time? do quilts not deserve to be passed on/shared with others who may not be able to afford them new- or know anyone who quilts and lovingly gifts them one?
i hope some of the quilts i have made & gifted over the years are (donated/passed on) when they are no longer needed/wanted by whom ever i gave them to in the first place---seems like a much better outcome than a landfill or just left in the bottom of a closet to rot away....i would much rather find them being shared.
i hope some of the quilts i have made & gifted over the years are (donated/passed on) when they are no longer needed/wanted by whom ever i gave them to in the first place---seems like a much better outcome than a landfill or just left in the bottom of a closet to rot away....i would much rather find them being shared.
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