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Jane's latest newsletter... |
Hello Friend -- Although I know many of you cannot attend this sale, I decided to send it to our entire list of Quilting in the Country friends. Marilyn Brophy, my first employer in the quilting world, died last winter. You may remember that I wrote about her in my weekly e-letter after her funeral. Marilyn and her sister, Dee, owned the first quilt shop in Montana in the 1970’s. We also honored both the special sisters at one of our Quilting in the Country outdoor quilt shows. Marilyn’s daughter, who I also worked with, sent me this notice of Marilyn’s estate sale. Things have changed in the nearly 40 years since Marilyn started collecting. It will be a unique experience if you can go. Recently, I drove by Marilyn’s condo. I wanted to see if the lace curtain was still in her window. It was! |
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Marilyn was filled with Joy! I want to go by her sale to experience that. Every day, Marilyn made room for joy. After you’ve visited the sale come by and see us! The gardens are getting more beautiful every day. Jane ***** Huge Fabric Sale More than 1800 pounds of cotton fabric, over 500 quilt books, patterns and unfinished projects. Quilt Shop Quality This massive collection from the estate of Marilyn Brophy includes fabrics collected from 1975 through 2012. Fabrics from designers Jinny Beyer, Jeff Gutcheon,Debbie Mumm, vintage calicoes from VIP, Yours Truly, Cranston printworks and Peter Pan. All colors of solid cottons, reproductions,woven plaids and folk art collections. Many more too numerous to mention. Dates Wednesday May 16th 1:00-4:00 Saturday May 19th 9:00-2:00 Sunday May 20th 10:00-2:00 Location 2200 W. Dickerson #66 Southbrook Condos off of 23rd Street at College, behind Albertsons Bozeman Mt. Parking on 23rd St. Sold by the ounce Fabric is priced 50% or more below retail and will be sold by the ounce. We won't be cutting yardage, but don't worry, there's fabric on the bolt, yardage, small pieces, scraps, precut strips; sizes, colors and styles to satisify any sewers needs. |
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