Goodies from another type of quilt market

I've been seeing all these goodies from Quilt Market and Festival in Houston

and I thought I would show you some goodies I found at another type of quilt market.

I went to what was billed as a "quilt and craft hoarder's sale."

Granted, there was a lifetime of craft supplies, but not so terrible.

In fact, if all my stuff was laid out in a basement,

I might even have as much.

I dug through the eight Rubbermaid bins to find these lovelies:

three vintage pillowcases with crocheted edging

a rug hooking canvas (for my dad, who does locker hook rugs)

three metres of a lovely Nancy Crow leaf print

and one and a half metres each of three different batiks.

And then there were all those 1970s quilts, mostly made from polyester doubleknit.

I left those behind, but did take home this bunch of log cabin blocks.

I love how wild and fun they are.

I'm thinking these will look great with some vintage and African prints.

All this loveliness, plus the fun of looking

and the satisfaction of not paying airfare and hotel rooms,

for only $15.

My friend V. scored a Bernina Record sewing machine

and some of those doubleknit quilts for $50.

I'm linking up to The Needle and Thread Network.