I just couldn't resist passing on these insanely cool true stories...
Six people who stumbled across a fortune
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Six treasures worth looking for!
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I really don't understand this. But from Julie Silber's FB page, here's the mention of Laura Shaw's quilt-- Following CENSO...
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I loved this cheerful, engaging quilt when it first was publicized in 1994. Jonathan Shannon used a two-pronged approach: it celebrate...
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The only treasure I have stumbled across pales in comparison to those stories but it brought me lots of joy.
I stopped at a garage sale a few blocks from my house. A woman was selling her mother's possessions and under a table was a garbage bag full of fabric scraps. I bought the bag and a few other sewing things for 5 bucks and went on home.
Dumping the bag on the living room floor I found it contained a few 1970's polyester but mainly was lovely, pristine cottons and feedsaks from the 1930's and 1940's. I was in heaven and still enjoy the quilts I made from that fabric still.
No millions but almost as good!
Sue Cahill (sbonetsue at yahoo dot com)
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