On Tuesday 10 April 2007 2:32 pm, Ailith Mackintosh wrote:
> I live in NE Ohio, roughly 60 miles south and slightly east of Cleveland.
Interesting. Thanks!
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be replaced.
Check to see if your local Wal-Mart is having this sale this weekend.
Chiara
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I live in NE Ohio, roughly 60 miles south and slightly east of Cleveland.
kate
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On Tuesday 10 April 2007 12:05 am, Ailith Mackintosh wrote:
> > So I think the fabric departments in Walmarts in areas where Walmart is
> > the
> > *only* choice are probably quite good; it's in wealthier suburban/urban
> > areas
> > where they're likely to fail the fabric shopper.
>
> Not necessar
So I think the fabric departments in Walmarts in areas where Walmart is
the
*only* choice are probably quite good; it's in wealthier suburban/urban
areas
where they're likely to fail the fabric shopper.
Not necessarily. :-)
The only Wal-Mart in my immediate area that will still carry fabri
On Monday 09 April 2007 10:58 am, Margo Anderson wrote:
> I'm in one of those small towns that only have Wal-mart for fabric.
>
> Some of what I've found on the sale tables there:
>
> heavyweight cotton herringbone twill, perfect for making corsets, $1
> a yard
> cotton duck canvas, $1
> aubergine
I'm in one of those small towns that only have Wal-mart for fabric.
Some of what I've found on the sale tables there:
heavyweight cotton herringbone twill, perfect for making corsets, $1
a yard
cotton duck canvas, $1
aubergine crepe back satin, $2
black slinky knit, $1
plaid taffeta, 60", $2
At 02:10 AM 4/7/2007, you wrote:
I also haunt my local Pendleton outlet. I dropped the better part
of $250 there today, but that was for a total of 64 yards of
beautiful Pendleton wool. I was a happy. I walked out with nothing
every time I went for the past three or four months, because ther
In a message dated 4/7/2007 2:11:01 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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I walked out with nothing every time I went for the past three or four
months, because there wasn't anything worth taking home, at least for me.
I'm sure many of us share the thrill of the hunt, w
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Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 9:24 PM
Subject: [h-cost] Re: Wal-Mart fabric
Well, our last competition costume (for Archon 2006 in St. Louis) was
designed at 11 pm at our local Wal-Mart around the fabric they had in
stock. It included black/blue/b
Well, our last competition costume (for Archon 2006 in St. Louis) was
designed at 11 pm at our local Wal-Mart around the fabric they had in
stock. It included black/blue/brown chinese brocade (acetate
probably), yellow quilting cotton, a variegated brown crushed panne
velour, and a stretch yel
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