Last Saturday, our guild had a “Boot Sale” … or a garage sale. We met in the parking lot of a local church and spread out our items.
The guild had a lot of fabric spread over several tables. Here’s a picture of just ONE of the tables.


Our new vice President collected money from the guild sales and also helped some to renew their membership for next year.

Don’t you LOVE the antique suitcases that Linda showcased her fabric in?

And a laundry rack for displaying beautiful fabric!

It was a beautiful sunny summer day, but you could buy a toboggan or winter quilts!

More treasures:

Guild Library books for sale:

More quilting gems!

And I sold a few of my smaller quilts, placemats and wall hangings.



A Recent UFO finish
This quilt was my most recent UFO finish! It was started in 2009, when I did Bonnie Hunter’s Carolina Christmas mystery quilt. These blocks were left-over and were sandwiched with Warm and Natural and tucked into a closet. Now, I haven’t used Warm and Natural for a zillion years … I’m sure I’ve gone through at least 5 full rolls of Hobbs 80/20, plus more Hobbs that I’ve received through Island Batik. When I quilted this a couple of weeks ago, I was reminded as to why I LOVE Hobbs batting so much!! The W&N has way more lint and it doesn’t quilt as smoothly as Hobbs 80/20. (Now – this is just MY opinion).

I was Featured!
Jennifer, from Inquiring Quilter and Kelly from My Quilt Infatuation featured my Barn Quilt. You can read about it HERE.

One who sleeps under a quilt is covered by LOVE!
Happy Quilting!
Gail
Linking to:
- So Scrappy @ Scrap Happy
- Midweek Makers @ QuiltFabrication
- Wednesday Wait Loss @ Inquiring Quilter
- Happy Needle and Thread @ My Quilt Infatuation
- Muv / Free Motion Mavericks @ Lizzie Lenard Vintage Sewing
- Andrée / Free Motion Mavericks @ Quilting & Learning – What a combo!
- Put your Foot Down
@ For the Love of Geese@ True Blue Quilt - Finished or Not Friday @ Alycia Quilts
- Sherry @ Powered by Quilting
- Off the Wall Friday @ Creations – Quilts, Art, Whatever
- Peacock Party @ Wendy’s Quilts and More
- TGIFF @ Kathleen McMusing
Your boot sale looks like fun!
And i like the way you used the rest of the mystery blocks!!!
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Thanks, Alycia! 🙂
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What fun to have a guild sale! Your booth looked wonderful. Love your Carolina finish. Pretty quilt. Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
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Thanks, Jennifer!
And thank YOU for faithfully hosting Wednesday Wait Loss! 🙂
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Carolina Christmas is lovely and fun to have a UFO for a TGIFF! Thanks for linking up to the party.
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Thanks, Kathleen!
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Great ideas for showing off quilts and fabrics (suitcases and laundry racks)! Have a great week, and thanks for joining the Put Your Foot Down Linky Party 🙂
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Thanks, Andi!
And thank you for hosting Put your foot Down for Denise! 🙂
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Looks like a fun sale with all that fun fabric and those pretty, smiling faces!
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It was fun! And it was great to see the other guild members!
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What a hoot! Lots of fun at a guild sale. Now, did I mess the acquisition confession?Interesting on your opinion of the Warm and Natural – I never really liked it and find by Hobbs and Quilter’s Dream very reliable.
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Yes, it was fun! I didn’t buy a single thing at the sale! I’ve already renewed my membership, so I didn’t need to spend money for that! I’ve never tried Quilter’s Dream, but with the amount of Hobbs I have, I won’t be buying any for a long while!
Happy Quilting! -)
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Love how your left over blocks turned out, Gail! Our guild has an indoor yard sale, usually in January or February each year. We meet at a huge senior center and they set up all the tables and chairs for us. Fun times!
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Hi Brenda,
Having an indoor sale in the winter sounds like a great idea to break up those long winter months!
How nice for the senior center to set everything up for you!
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Everyone certainly got into the spirit of the garage sale!
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Yes, it was fun!
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Your Carolina Christmas quilt turned out lovely, Gail! And your guild’s “boot sale” looks like so much fun. The toboggan made me laugh. I haven’t seen one of those in many decades, since I was a little girl in Minnesota. Not much use for a sled like that in the South, although my son could probably use one up in the mountains at college where it snows!
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It was a lot of fun, Rebecca Grace! It was great to see other guild members in person and meet a few new people as well! The toboggan won’t get a lot of use here – but there are mountains close by – so it may be used there!
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