It's me again. I don't have a sewing room yet so I'm spending more time writing on my computer. I'm looking for the name of the catalog that comes periodically that is plain print, no color and has everything from no-steam irons to cast iron cookware. Does anyone recognize what I'm asking? I think it's based in New England but I may be so far off. I usually can remember just enough to confuse my DH and myself. Thanks. Donna in Bellevue
Need the name of catalog store
Sep 13, 2012
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Could it be Vermont General Store?
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It's me again. I don't have a sewing room yet so I'm spending more time
This is funny. Okay. It's only funny to me but somehow *I* have the moons and hard/soft/mushy software in sync. Just for now. Anyhow, Leslie is having a fierce some time trying to respond here and sent me her answer. Here it is:
There's a thread about someone needing the name of a catalog store. I'm pretty sure she's referring to-
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Even if not, it's an amazing and fun catalog well worth the $6 cost for the catalog just for the fun of seeing the many, many interesting things they sell.
Would you post the info for her, please? Leslie
Happy to help (and surprised that I can) Polly
Is this it?
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That's the only one I can think of that fits your description.
D> It's me again. I don't have a sewing room yet so I'm spending more time
YES!!! Vermont General Store. Thank you so much. This CRS* disease is getting worse. Donna in Bellevue
*Can't remember s&^%,Thanks Leslie. All you news groupies are wonderful. Donna in Bellevue
Love that store. I don't do catalog from them. They are less than 10 miles from where I grew up, so go there every time I get back to VT. My father wired their original store in Weston---a very long time ago. Gen
Maybe you are thinking of Lehmans Hardware with all the non-electric things? Barbara in SC
Found this old topic. Gen is right, it's the Old Country Store in Weston, V ermont. I used to go there aplenty with the parentals every fall on our way to Maine. (when i lived in Central NY). It is bigger than it looks from th e outside. I've found everything from old fashioned candy to jewelry. Great place. Not too sure if they have a website. Just thought I'd chime in!
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