Re: Fabric for the Frugal

[ALREKR <ALREKR@prodigy.net>]

Poster: ALREKR <ALREKR@prodigy.net>

Asheville,N.C. has them too!
Adeliza
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> Poster: "MTR/AAHR" <wolffe@onslowonline.net>
> 
> I know of one here in Jacksonville, NC. There's one in Wilmington too.}:0
> -Wolfe
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> >
> >Poster: "LBednar" <LBednarHATESPAM@att.net>
> >
> >This sounds wonderful....BUT... I haven't a clue where these are.  Would it
> >be possible to include a mundane location when posting this sort of thing?
> >So those of us in one locale don't get all excited....and come to find out
> >the sale is several hundred miles away?  Please?
> >
> >~Morghana
> >Spamblock in place.  Remove entire capitalized words to reply to me....
> >
> >
> >>Poster: Debbie Halstead <jebbydo@yahoo.com>
> >>
> >>In light of the recent anti-WalMart Merry Rose thread requesting
> >>sources for inexpensive fabric, I thought this bore mentioning.
> >>
> >>Mae's Home & Fabric Centers (the old Piece Goods shops) are holding
> >>their annual inventory reduction sale through Feb. 20. I can't call
> >>their selection great or imaginative, but for relatively basic stuff,
> >>it's hard to screw up and some of it's dirt cheap. Some interesting
> >>prices I remember include:
> >
> >
> >
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