So the local quilt shop to me, Red Rooster Quilts, is having a tent sale today and tomorrow. They are selling all their quilt and quilt tops tops and had them displayed along the fence. It is just a beautiful site.
I bought nothing. How crazy is that? I am trying very hard not to buy things I don’t specifically need to complete something. Although that rarely stops me. Since I am in the shop a lot because it is about two miles form what I work, I had already seen most of the stuff they were selling at the tent sale in the store. It had been discounted for a while. Nothing called to me, so I just picked up my free bi-weekly quilt block and wandered up and down viewing the quilts/quilt tops.
Just wanted to share the beautiful photos and make sure any of my local Columbus friends were aware that there was a Quilting Tent Sale. Have a great weekend!
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What a great idea and a beautiful setting.
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They are beautiful photos I just love seeing quilts hanging on display outside!
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Me too!
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That’s like going to a quilt show. One year in California, we did one that had a lot of outdoor showing space. Weather was reliable, so it was wonderful. It’s just dawned on me you mean Columbus, OHIO! We could have had lunch together when I went through there! Next time, I’ll know.
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You were here. Darn it. Next time for sure!
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Love seeing quilts anywhere but like you, I don’t take them home. Have enough here so I just enjoy the view. There were a lot on display there.
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It was quite beautiful
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I’m wondering why it’s called a Tent Sale???
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Well, they did have a tent but the good stuff was hanging on the fence.
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what a lovely display!
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Thanks, Lori! One of my favorite quilt shops in Ohio!
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YW.
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I know what you mean!! Don’t you love seeing samples of other people’s quilting?? Makes me want to go home and stat stitching!! thanks for sharing the pics! xo
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What a great way to spend a fall day! I love the quilts hanging outside on the fence. I am wondering how much they were asking for them – the sign says 50% off! Amazing. It required a lot of willpower to pass that up, I bet! Although, I’m like you. I try not to buy what I don’t need, and quilting is a hobby that can eat up your money FAST if you aren’t a bit disciplined about it. Thanks for sharing, I would love to have been there!
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None of them were completely finished. Ones tht were quilted needed binding and many were top3. Tops were marked at an averge of about $300 and those that were quilted averaged $650, then 50% off. Seemed pretty expensive, especially since they were trying to sell to quilters.
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You know, that’s the thing with quilts, isn’t it? Once you start quilting, you know that a finished quilt is worth the money (because you know how much time and money goes into it) but still – several hundred bucks for a blanket seems excessive. Guess that’s why we learn to make our own! 🙂
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Very true!
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