I truly need your advice.

Phyllis Nilsson wrote:

Thank goodness! Send me your snail mail address and I'll get them boxed
up. I really hated to just give them to strangers. You've saved the
day (and some room for my stash). Thank you!!!!!

CNY/VAstitcher wrote:

Phyllis Nilsson wrote:
I have yards and yards of woven gabardine to make business suits

Guess I could take them to the Salvation Army store and use the
drawers for the theme pieces.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! Send the blouse fabrics and, if you choose, the
gabardines!! I'm in the process of making myself a new wardrobe and
couls always use some more blouses and slacks/jackets!! See....You
help me, I help you, everybody is happy

Larisa


Well done the pair of you! Fabric re-homed to be put to good use!
And space for Phyllis's new stash without the expense of sending it here
to be sorted and stored!

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Thank you kindly ma'm.

Kate Dicey wrote:




Well done the pair of you! Fabric re-homed to be put to good use!
And space for Phyllis's new stash without the expense of sending it here
to be sorted and stored!

Pack it up and send to my friend Diana Curtis.
She deserves it.
PAT in VA/USA

Phyllis Nilsson wrote:

I went to another garage sale this weekend. I bought six Crack 'N Peel
Plus boxes of fabric on the first day, and went back and got the rest
during her last hour of the sale today (17 more boxes and 12 gallon-size
ZipLock bags. There was so much I have no idea how many yards I bought. ...cut...
Can you tell I need help? Please give me your advice on how to store
this fabric: color? size? HELP?

Yes, she does.

Pat in Virginia wrote:
Pack it up and send to my friend Diana Curtis.
She deserves it.
PAT in VA/USA

Gaberdine is perfect for the homeless quilts. Good wear and tear and has a
smooth finish - sheds a lot of dirt, hair, etc. Perfect.

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"CNY/VAstitcher" wrote in message
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Phyllis Nilsson wrote:
I have yards and yards of woven gabardine to make business suits
(what I wore 12 years ago) and never got around to it, but don't know if
a couple layers of that would be warm enough for "innards" for the
homeless quilts. I have some blouse fabric (I hate making blouses) that
I can't use for quilting. If I could find someone to use them they could
have them, then I'd have room for this "enlarged-as-much-as-
it-is-ever-going-to-be" stash. Guess I could take them to the Salvation
Army store and use the drawers for the theme pieces.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! Send the blouse fabrics and, if you choose, the
gabardines!! I'm in the process of making myself a new wardrobe and couls
always use some more blouses and slacks/jackets!! See....You help me, I
help you, everybody is happy

Larisa

I think you're absolutely right. I've saved out two very unattractive
colors (don't know what I was thinking when I bought those two) that are
not large enough for a suit and will use them for the quilts. I also
discovered that some of the fabric I bought for suits isn't gabardine,
but a bit lighter weight fabric which should be good for Larisa to wear
year round.

SNIGDIBBLY wrote:
Gaberdine is perfect for the homeless quilts. Good wear and tear and has a
smooth finish - sheds a lot of dirt, hair, etc. Perfect.