Showing posts with label stash bags. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stash bags. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 January 2015

Rag Rescue new listings are now online.

I hope you enjoy looking through all of the forty five new items that I have listed today. Hopefully they will encourage you to start stitching for Spring. As usual you will be able to find all of the new listings together 
HERE
Only 11 weeks to go before close down.



Saturday, 3 January 2015

Website listings today - 13 weeks to Rag Rescue closure

A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL.

Website listings today
13 weeks to Rag Rescue closure


Happy New year to you all. I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas.
Only 13 more weeks of listings until I close the shop so I've been working very hard today. Our last guest went home to Malaysia today and left our house at 10am so it was back to work.
I had already taken the photographs so I spent all day until 7pm jpegging them and listing 58 items onto the website.
You will be able to see them in the New Listings category on the left hand side of the website.

They are now online and you can find them

HERE
To give you an idea of what is new to the site, you will find three photo's below. Enjoy browsing.

VINTAGE FABRIC
 ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE LACE

VINTAGE BRODERIE ANGLAIS STASH BAGS

VINTAGE LACE, CROCHET MATS AND DOILIES



Friday, 20 July 2012

Vintage lace stash bags at Rag Rescue today


Vintage lace stash bags are being listed today. There are some long lengths in these stash bags so a real bargain.

All at the RAG RESCUE WEBSITE TODAY

Sunday, 1 November 2009

VINTAGE FABRIC STASH BAGS GALORE


Another week of vintage fabrics at

Tomorrow Monday 2nd November begins with 10 lovely vintage fabric stash bags, each containing 20 pieces of fabric off-cuts plus some lovely larger pieces of French red toile fabric.

Sorry for not posting for the last couple of days but I've not been 100%. First of all was the visit to the physio and although he was a very dishy man who instilled lots of confidence in me he has suggested that I have 3 cortisone injections into the shoulder joint, plus acupuncture, which I asked for. I managed to heal my last frozen shoulder with just acupuncture and exercises but as this one is the dominant shoulder he thinks it would be more sensible to have the cortisone injections. I am very reluctant to use cortisone and am wavering now as to whether or not to have the injections.

The second thing to happen was that I got an abscess on one of my molars and after suffering all week I finally got an emergency appointment and the dentist took the tooth out, with a great deal of trouble I might add. I thought she was pulling the inside of my head out. Still it is healing now so I'm almost back to 100%.

Anyway, if you are after vintage fabric off-cuts to increase your stash or are looking for vintage fabric squares, you will find a large number being listed this week.

QUOTE OF THE DAY


“The earth laughs in flowers.”

 E. E. Cummings