
....which was over $8 a yard, so I didn't buy much, but it is so lovely! The black and white braid was on a clearance rack for 30 cents a yard, and I bought it aaalllllll, bwhahahaha!
I also got the two Santa kits (all the wooden pieces and instructions to make the Santa dolls) for $1 each, and the "no evil" monkey applique there. If you're ever in Delta, Colorado, I'd recommend stopping at this store. Heck, make a special trip, like we did!

In the picture above, the tiny gold angel wings were from the Ben Franklin store, as was this lovely lady:

Isn't she just delightful? I plan to make her a cloth body and crazy quilt gown and hat. She'll be the craziest witch at the Monster Mash Ball next year.
2 comments:
Love that witch! Sounds like you and Laurie had as much fun as Sharon and I did stimulating the economy, eh?
Hi Janet,
I check your blog every once in a while, just to see what you're up to and any family pics (or Colorado pics) you might be posting. Fun to read about Delta and Clubb's. I used to buy my aprons at Clubb's Ben Franklin store. Also bags of popcorn! Fun memories. Thanks for the mention of Delta. I miss it and the beautiful clouds, and of course Grand Mesa.
Gordon would say hi if he was here, but he's at chorale practice.
Take care ~ Bonnie
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