907 days ago

Fabric, Plants and Art Sale

Bruce and Jeannette Neighbourly Lead from Carterton District

Fabric, Plants and Art Garage Sale

Hi all, I am endeavoring to clear the last of my quilt fabric. Pieces start from $2.50 and nothing more than $15 / metre. There is not alot left but certainly some treasures.
Added to the fabric we will now have original art, art prints and cards.
Also to be available will be plants surplus to our needs.
Not many more sleeps to go until Friday and more fabric has been added including plants.
The plants available are Canterbury Bells, Hellebores and more.
Friday 15th September 10 to 2pm
Saturday 16th September 10 to 2 pm
The address is 13 Carrington Drive Carterton.

Negotiable

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