SCORE!!
Yup…you know what THAT means!! A Thrift Shop find!! Yesterday I had ‘stuff’ to drop off at the Sally Anne…and being one who’s not wanting to waste a trip.. what with the cost of gasoline and everything :o)..I did a quick walk about the store…and LOOK at what followed me home!~
It’s a book of wool samples from a men’s wear shop!! FULL of lovely 100% wool!! Now the samples are small…6”x 8” but that’s OK…they will be perfect for small wool appliqué!
Lots of different textures in browns, blues, greens and blacks…
So I cut the wool fabric out of the book and washed them in hot, sudsy water and then put them into the hot dryer to felt up…and here you have them!!
There are about 60 pieces and they are slightly bigger than a charm square after being washed….
Oh and did I mention they were a whopping 50 CENTS!! You got to love a good find!! But as my husband said (with a roll of the eyes) “Out one door and in with the other”!... I was quick to point out that this little book of wool was only one little thing compared to the truck load that I dropped off…. BUT apparently junk is junk…sheesh! Except that some junk is better than other junk! haha
Have a Fun Friday and Happy Quilting!~P
Very cool 'junk'. :-)
ReplyDeleteWow!!!! Carolyn
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of junk ;-0 great find !!
ReplyDeleteYou sure have a nose to sniff out wool!! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteWhat a good find......I should start looking at our salvation army store when I take stuff over to leave off.
ReplyDeleteI'd say that was a "Good Trade". Way to make the wool lovers drool, Sweet P...
ReplyDeleteYou made out like a bandit Paulette!
ReplyDeleteTanya
Cool Score!!
ReplyDeleteI love when my husband makes cracks like that because it gives me yet another opportunity to say,
"and HOW many drills do you have?".
Case closed!
Have a great weekend.
WOW, score is right!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find! The price was right too!!!
ReplyDeleteYou really did score! Awesome.
ReplyDeleteI say "clever you" for looking!! You deserve it. Seek and ye shall find!
ReplyDeletewell done. hugs
ReplyDeleteA treasure for fifty cents! Wonderful...can't wait to see the finished projects!
ReplyDeleteSCORE!
ReplyDeleteWhat a find!! You're amazing.
ReplyDeleteS.C.O.R.E!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lucky find and perfect for wool applique.
ReplyDeleteOur salvation things things are worth more than they are, so not many good wool finds, but sometimes I find a fun 99 cent item.
Debbie
Oh, Paulette, you must have a wool God that follows you around and leads you on the straight and narrow path to all that is wood. How lucky for you! BTW, do you wash all your wool that you use for projects? Or does it depend on what you use the wool for? Just wondering if you always "felt" it. TGIF
ReplyDeleteOMG, I can't stop laughing!!
ReplyDelete50cents, how could you not let it follow you home!
"One lady's junk is another lady's treasure"...and you did give some back!
Julia ♥
Well now that I have read your last post I am tired so think I need a cup of tea and some relaxing time. You never cease to amaze me. TGIF
ReplyDeleteVicky, CVHQ
Nice!!!
ReplyDeleteI swear, you are the LUCKIEST person ever!
ReplyDeleteOh what a fun find :)
ReplyDeletewhat a great find!!!! Good for you!
ReplyDeleteLOL - well done, girl!!
ReplyDeleteanother person's junk is someone else's treasure!..and it's just a little thing anyway..geesh!..Hope that Mr.Sweetpea's knickers weren't in too much of a knot!?.. :)
ReplyDeleteHas he got no soul? How can he possibly think that's junk?
ReplyDeleteYou hit a gold mine!! Lucky you!
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