Showing posts with label vintage fabric scrap bags. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage fabric scrap bags. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 February 2012

More vintage fabric scrapbags at Rag Rescue tomorrow

Totally sold out of vintage fabric scrapbags, so here are four more.
You had better be quick if you want them
Being listed at Rag Rescue website tomorrow at 7amGMT

Wednesday, 7 December 2011

Vintage fabric scrapbags at Rag Rescue


Four more beautiful vintage fabric scrapbags containing four pieces of French and English fabric.
Ideal for those last minute sewing projects or as a gift for your crafting friends or family.

Saturday, 29 October 2011

Feast your eyes on these wonderful pieces of vintage fabric at Rag Rescue tomorrow


So what have I been doing at Rag Rescue today you might ask.
Well apart from wrapping orders, posting them and answering emails, I have -

Cut out ready to photograph

10 scrappy parcels and 40 scrapbags 

That was 200 pieces of scraps for the scrappy parcels 
and
160 pieces of fabric for the scrapbags.

Now I just have to cut 40 pieces of card for the scrapbags and I can
begin photographing all of them. tomorrow.

Me thinks I had better go and get my own ironing done then, as it is piled high.

Don't forget to put the clocks back so that you can have an extra hour in bed, that is if your children or dogs will let you.

Don't forget from tomorrow morning items will be listed at 7am GMT

Monday, 26 September 2011

Stocking up on vintage fabric scrapbags

I've had a large number of sales of scrapbags over the past two weeks so its a good job I had pre-listed some more for the next two weeks.
These will be listed at you know where tomorrow morning.

Sunday, 11 September 2011

Scrapbags containing English, French and Japanese fabrics


Four pretty  scrapbags including one with all Japanese silk vintage fabrics and one with all cotton Japanese vintage fabrics. 

I've finally finished clearing our lounge now so all I have to do is get up early ready for the decorator to start transforming it tomorrow morning. I'm really looking forward to getting it decorated for me as all my married life I've decorated myself. My excuse is that this lounge is just too large and the ceiling too high. 
My house started life as three fishing cottages. The houses were all knocked into one and eventually two of the houses downstairs became an ice-cream parlour, hence the large size. the outhouses became the ice-cream factory which in the 1960's were converted into extra living areas.

Wednesday, 17 August 2011

Vintage fabric scrapbags at the Rag Rescue website tomorrow

A selection of four beautiful cotton English and French vintage fabric prints.
These vintage fabrics are beautifully shabby chic a slight fading which only time brings.

Each piece in these larger scrap bags measures approx. 18cms x 12 cms.
There are four different designs

These vintage fabric scrapbags are ideal for crazy quilting, applique work, card making, fabric postcards, ATC's, for use with the embellisher machine and all kinds of fiber art.
 
Only £4.00 each scrapbag


Thursday, 21 July 2011

Monday, 10 January 2011

More vintage fabric scrapbags

As all of the vintage fabric scrapbags that I listed on Sunday were sold straight away, you will find eight more tomorrow at the Rag Rescue website

As the light has been very poor this last week, I'm afraid the photo's are not up to more normal standard, so for this I apologise.

Wednesday, 8 September 2010

Vintage fabric scrapbags -roses galore


English, French and German vintage fabrics in lovely soft pinks with an abundance of roses.
Four pieces in each scrapbag 18cms x 12cms for only £3.50 each.
Great for all your crafting needs.
Being listed at Rag Rescue tomorrow

Sunday, 5 September 2010

Filling the shelves of vintage fabric scrapbags at Rag rescue

I had to have a clearout of the 'sold' vintage fabric scrapbags yesterday as so many had sold over the past two weeks.
I am replenishing the stock this week so here are some more to feast your eyes on.
Coming up tomorrow at the Rag Rescue website


Monday, 22 June 2009