Big Shopping Haul! | Reselling Antiques & Vintage Values
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2020
- For the first time since March, I’m packing to go sell at a show! Florida travels, shopping with my RUclips visitors and inbound friend mail helped me accumulate a lot of fresh stock in antiques and vintage goods, and I wanted to share what I’ve gathered before it goes.
This haul is varied, from little things found on shelves to the furniture itself! Elegant tabletop decor like a woman’s figural compote and a hummingbird bisque and ‘guy stuff’ ranging from Sherlock Holmes’ pipes and lighters to vintage car stuff get equal time in my inventory.
The July 4-5 show in Petoskey, Michigan is new to me, and so is some of my stock! Friend mail just arrived, with instructions to find good homes for a bunch of stuff I haven’t seen before but will open on this video.
Then we’ll see what I’ve found lately, both with the great group of RUclipsrs who visited for a weekend shopping trip and in my recent travels. Cool cameras, deco dinnerware and a Parrish print are stylish finds, while tradition shows in 1910s custard glass (yes, it glows!), a handsome barrister’s bookcase and sweet hooked rugs. Vibrant signs and a quilt top, swung glass vases in scarce colors and sizes, and a smattering of fun boudoir items make this a diverse selection I hope will tantalize my new customers up north.
Here are some more of the items we see along the way in this tour:
Japanese ikebana bronze vase, 1960s lounge sign, 1900s vestment, 1940s funeral flag, political memorabilia, ship’s ashtray, red Viking tall duck, cocktail and smoking collectibles, bronze 1910s bookends, Anchor-Hocking Sorento set, Pepsi crate, Revere stereo camera, Walter Dorwin Teague Kodaks, Hall refrigerator ware, Harlequin and Bauer dinnerware, Ronson deco lighters, Napco fish planter, McCoy pheasants, fire helmet, Guge decoys, Pomo and Makah baskets, prison-made purse, 1910s motto tie rack, Viking glass duck, advertising ephemera, Snap-On Swiss Army knife, medical ad skull, handcuffs, Treasure Craft shakers, Cleminson’s razor bank, Josef and Lefton girl/angel, Venetian ashtray, etc.
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I absolutely love that you include so much history with your objects. It’s so valuable as well as the aesthetics of the designs. Always learn from your videos....I’m hooked!
I'm so glad! I did this channel to help people understand and appreciate all this cool old stuff. I look forward to chatting with you and seeing your comments on other videos
The black plague actually was the elite who control this psycho ward we live on .They poisoned their well waters to depopulate and get rid of the vulgar profane and the feeders this what they call us .I know people within this secret society of the highest degrees of evil.,who have lost everything from leaving this cult.They love land grabbing a friend of mine in Maui said all the elites painted the roofs of their houses blue 6 months before the fire started and we’re completely untouched.The fire was instantaneous .it was not a fire that spread although they were winds,A direct energy weapon was used it hit anything that wasn’t blue within that area of destruction . A blue umbrella at a picnic table also cars tha were blue did not burn .So unnaturally hot was the heat where cars literally melted into the ground aluminum and glass do not melt under regular fire conditions average fire minimum 400° to 1200° . To melt aluminum you need at least 3500°. People are too trusting of the system we live under. We’re living in days where the truth is coming out a lot of people don’t want to hear it ,but I feel it necessary to share this with everybody so we know who the real enemy really is.
Thanks for turning me on to Maxfield Parrish. I LOVE his art.
Oh, me too! I need to catch up with you sometime
Love the Makah basket! Absolutely love some of the art produced by the Makah people. Love that they are continuing to keep many of their crafts alive today.
Your knowledge base of all things vintage and antique, around the world, is quite wonderful! Do you have an art history degree? I just love to listen to you explain and teach about your pieces and you never hesitate or wavier. I really admire this about you!
Please keep educating us about all these lovely artifacts from our pasts!
Thank you George.
Thank you! I wish I’d studied art history it’s a gap in my knowledge
I find your knowledge very fascinating. You are so dedicated to what you do and clearly do all of the research...and not only do you do the research you remember so many facts and are kind enough to share your knowledge with all of us! Kudos!
Gosh, Jamie, I'm sorry it took a long time to get back to you but I really appreciate that and will try to keep doing that for you!
I've been a nomad fan all day I just got in the mood to watch his videos and have enjoyed it so much.
I think I busted 5 hours on and off between playing with my sweet babies Riche', Jazzy and Peanut my Chihuahua ( two cats and chihuahua ) George videos.
I am so glad you're having fun with them! (And me)
I love to see you model hats! You always have great items. I’ve learned a lot from you. Thanks George
I liked that helmet!
George- I love your videos. I find your voice soothing, & you seem to really know your shit about miscellaneous stuff & junk. Thank you.
Thank you! I do know a little bit about a wide and random variety
Really enjoy watching and learning ❤️🤓 every time!!
Hi George, enjoyed this video so much. I am learning more with your videos than I could ever imagine, and it's ridiculously enjoyable learning! THANK YOU again for sharing your knowledge and passion.
Wonderful! I'm really enjoying spreading knowledge and seeing people get interested
Your memory is astonishing Sir!
I'm binge watching today! ❤
Love the Barrister bookcase. Thanks for all the good info George ✨✨✨
Glad you like them! I really do as well
Love your videos. You pack so much information into your explanations that I’ve started taking notes. Looking forward to your next video. Hope your show in Michigan is lots of fun and profitable too. Stay safe & be well.
Awesome! Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying it, I'm enjoying bringing them to you
Love glass animal very cute!
George I love your presentations on RUclips
Omg !! How do you know so much ? I love it. So knowledgeable. I could watch you all day.
Wow, thank you! I've been at this awhile and had great exposure to lots of good stuff before a lot of it went online
George, you are such a kind, thoughful person in the way you describe some of the controversial items. I do enjoy that!
Thanks to watching this video, I was able to solve a lifelong mystery and find the maker of my Grandmother's Blue mixing bowl. When you held up that little blue Bauer plate, my heart skipped a beat. That was the color! Found the bowl within 5 minutes on EBAY. Thank you so much!
I waited for the price on that 60s orange vase and didn't hear it..maybe I missed it......
As always, you are a fascinating speaker on your wonderful finds….and, is it just me or are your hands hypnotizing us……lol!
Lol I should have such power!
Very informative. Thanks for all the great information.
You bet! Always glad to share
Gosh! I really like the metal cigarette carrier & lighter!
I sure did too!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I want one!
So sad I missed your live George! I watched afterwards and you have the most interesting things ! Thank you for all the information you offer. I appreciate you my friend!
Likewise! I'm really looking forward to meeting you in person. I expect to be down there at month's end, if everything goes according to plan
Thank you for showing the barrister shelves
Personal favorites of mine, I've always liked them!
George, outstanding video again. So much info and so interesting. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊
Glad you think so! I appreciate you watching
Very informative. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! I enjoy sharing knowledge and am glad that you seek it out
Thank you.
Like you George very educational you explain so much it s nice you pick up items that people are looking for iowa
I have learned alot from you and Alot more people should be SUBSCRIBED TO YOU THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEOS FILLED WITH KNOWLEDGE
I appreciate that! Please tell your friends
Truly interesting and fun! As a history nut I enjoy that aspect of so many of the items! At seventy five, I have memories of traveling on the Orange Blossom Special, New York to Florida, we lived in Jupiter, just outside of West Palm Beach!
I stay in Jupiter when I do that show every winter! It's sure changed but it's beautiful. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and look forward to seeing you in future comments
The Antique Nomad I visited Jupiter a few years ago and couldn’t believe how it changed, my brother found where our house used to be on the Loxahatchee river and it was all unrecognizable area! The only thing I recognized was the old school building!
That Rug @ 31:42 is exquisite. You are spot on about the date. Early ones are so hard to find. Homemade, never made to last, a wonderful piece of Ephemera. I wish I could reach through my computer screen and just grab it.. 😁. Wow $35 dollars.. all day long and then some. Just lately, I have been finding some in Opportunity shops (you call them Thrift stores), but kit set ones from the Seventies, that have been half finished or need binding or I actually found a whole kit one just recently. I put them aside for a rainy day repair job. Unfortunately my cats love them too and use them as skim boards. I come home and they are all bunched up against my skirting boards. I call them "Kitty Frisbees". Loving your Chanel. 💛💛💛
I'm so glad! Cats love fabric, that's a fact. Where are the thrifts called Opportunity Shops?
@@TheAntiqueNomad In Australia and New Zealand. They are called "Op shops" for short.
So muc information! History is certainty facinsting
Another great video Thank-you George hope your sale is great!☺
Thanks 👍 It was fun
Hi George. New subscriber here. I came over from Misty's channel. I'll be binge watching your videos this weekend and cannot wait to see the adventures!! 🎉🎉😘😘😘. I am totally in love with the NAPCO trout figurine and I will BOLO them now! I have never saw those before.
Thanks for subbing! I'm glad you're having fun, I sure enjoy this world of collecting and the great people involved
Thank you George! Another great informative evening with lots of beautiful things!
George, you are awesome and informative, I love Antique Roadshow....but you are at a different level... i love hearing the history of small items that we can all afford. I am a New subbie today. 😀
We had round playing cards in the early 70s.
Jeffrey has talked about getting more barrister's stacking shelves. Don't know if he's still looking.
I miss wind wings in cars!
Love the wamsutta sheets.
Ha! I just realized this was from last year!
That's okay! I wish I could find more, I had three sets when I filmed this and now none. I miss wing windows too.
I just found you and I am in love with your knowledge! You are living my dream to go on antiquing road trips. I feel like I am there with you. I have been selling on eBay for five years and love it. Thank you!
I am so happy you found me! I love sharing knowledge and am glad it helps Please like and tell your friends, hope to see you in comments and chats
Outstanding Video !
Thanks! I'll do another haul video soon
I interned at a state penitentiary (George, in Walla Walla!!!) during college, so it was very interesting for me to learn about the tooled leather purse!
They seem to run $45-75 depending on pattern now (the decal pattern on her apron varies)
I love Maxfield Parrish. I always suspected Peter Jackson modeled Aragorn and Arwen's scenes at Rivendale after MP's paintings.
Found your channel thanks to Yvon! Love your channel!
Yay! Thank you! She's great and I'm glad we share you as a fan
Another great video! I love that you have all kinds of things and we are always seeing/learning something new. Have a great show...my parents are from South Haven, Michigan and I remember a visit to Petoskey one summer when we visited.
Thanks so much! By the way, I have those salt cellars for you and will reach out today or tomorrow
@@TheAntiqueNomad sounds good, George! Just had double knee replacement surgery yesterday, so here for another day/night. Have my phone, so can send your $ PayPal. Thanks! I am buying the blue Jaeger horse planter from Misty from the KY antique mall...Cadiz I think?!? So excited!
Thanks George!!! Loved the longer premier!!! A lot more info to take in, too😉 I have the Napco rainbow trout planter in the older version, and the 70's version. The older version is a lot thinner than the later one. Loved the Maxfield Parrish print!!! Since I draw and paint, he has always been an inspiration. I had, at one time, the McCoy bobwhite planter...don't know what happened to it, though😧 So many super-cool, beautiful items tonight!!! Oh yeah...loved the large bittersweet vase🤣🤣🤣
I’m glad you had fun! I recall that vase in your collection, I like the thinner ones better too. Thanks for watching the long one
Thanks for the very informative video.
I LOVE PETOSKEY!!! I’m originally from Michigan and used to travel there from Bay City all the time! It is such a beautiful area!
It really is! I enjoyed seeing a new place and the show was good and went well. Video coming soon
You have so much gorgeous stuff!!! Wow!! The Andrea birds are so gorgeous!!!! And the “black glass” bowl knocks my socks off!!! Wow!
I'm surprised how nice the Andrea birds were for quality
Great video George! ❤
First time watching your channel. It's like going to "vintage school". Your knowledge of history and dates is impressive. My grandson is into trains and is very knowledgeable. I never thought about giving him train memorabilia like the patches and fireman badge but I bet he would love them. He's 9 and loves to visit the train museum in Portland, Oregon and compare notes with the old guys that volunteer there.
Thank you! Please subscribe and we'll have more fun together. Your grandson sounds like me at that age, I imagine he would appreciate those sorts of things as I did...look what happened to me!
That's funny because that's exactly what I just said to someone who tried to talk to me while I'm watching this. "Hold on; I'm at school."
I love George! I also call his videos "classes". I have learned so much!
Thank you George!
Another great video. Very good tip on the ruby red Viking ducks, and other animals. Might have passed on that, but just checked and resale is great --especially the cat or dog! Cheers.
Glad to help! You never know what you'll find
You know so much.!and your videos are so entertaining.thanks!
I appreciate that! Thank you for joining in and I hope you'll subscribe and tell your friends
Hi George I truly am enjoying your show.Those postcards are amazing too bad we don’t mail anything anymore but what a great present
I’m old fashioned, I still like to send them from places I go sometimes! I did a whole video all about postcards that I hope you’ll get to see, check out my older videos and you’ll find it
I ‘met’ you and others during the quarantine lockdown and all of you saved the day for me! You are so knowledgeable and you share it. I have been thrifting lately with the plan to eventually have a vintage sale. I didn’t realize how much I have learned until I started hitting shops. Have a safe trip to Michigan. I know you will do well and have fun. Hope you come to Grand Rapids sometime as I would like to hire you for appraisal work.
That's terrific! Doing this helped me get through the lockdown as well. I'm glad you're learning and having fun, that's the idea behind sharing the info to me! I plan to get back to Michigan soon and I'd be glad to do some work for you
Oh, that yellow pitcher has such memories! idk what happened to so many of the things from my childhood. I see so many things on your videos and other shows that belonged to my Mom, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother.
Awesome show George!!!! Can’t wait to meet up again. Good luck on your Michigan show. 😍💙🧡💙🧡🐦🐦
Me too!! I really enjoyed you both and it's really such a great feeling to know someone in Western KY who likes what I like. I hope we can hang out again sometime
I love your channel!❤️
I'm so glad! Please keep commenting and watching :)
Aw, darn! I am a Michigan native... I'm not there right now. My grandparents lived in Onaway- not far from Petosky. You will love Petosky! Very beautiful city! I have a vintage leather purse much like the you showed that I use every day. I love it! I get tons of comments and compliments on it. It is hardy and has lasted forever. Got it in Traverse City... which is also a great place to visit for antique/thrift lovers!
Next time! I'm really enjoying it here, it's lovely and reminds me of the scenery I'm used to out west
You have an amazing amount knowledge and I have learned quite a bit from your videos. I also appreciate your patience with negative viewers and how you accept constructive criticism from others. I look forward to future videos.
Well thank you! I want to learn and do better too, so I'm open to new knowledge
You rock George:)
You are so knowledgeable! Love watching!
Oh thank you! I'll bring you more fun stuff next week
It is totally AMAZING how much knowledge you have of all these TREASURES. We sell on eBay now, and your knowledge helps us. Thanks and MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Glad to help! I want everyone to appreciate and enjoy all this cool old stuff...and if it helps us make money reselling, that's part of helping each other out!
Hello George, have a great show in Petoskey. We love that area of Michigan. Thanks for sharing.
Excited to do it
Sir George, Such a fabulously fantastic video and an enormous amount of knowledge from you ! Much enjoyed and many thanks, Kelly from Pembroke Pines, FL.
Always learn something new from you. Did not know Goebel did these types of pieces! So much stuff again. Great display piece of anchor hocking. We dont collect that but when something comes up with this type of unused and display condition...it’s a buy! Have a successful trip George!
I understand! Part of why I became a dealer was that the more I learned, the more it was hard to pass up things that I didn't specifically collect
Hi George! Love your Tough runs in the family! Farmhall. When it’s warm I drive my H and M🎈♥️🎈 Cheers!
hello George enjoyed your show. liked the info on the pieces you showed. Looking forward to watching again.
Thanks for coming along! Please like/subscribe and tell your friends
Enjoyed poking into your booth George. I know you would have enjoyed visit from Laura, Mary Beth, Misty, Jeffery and Patrick ✨🦘
I sure did! It's a shame you're on the other side of the planet, but perhaps someday I'll get to visit Oz, I've wanted to ever since seeing the Australian Pavilion at Expo 86 in Vancouver
went to Luray Caverns when I was a kid :)
Well, that explains it. One of the purses I inherited was made by an inmate in a state penitentiary. I had suspected as much, but a friend said she thought it might have been made in Hawaii. She was incorrect.
Cool! Glad I could help
George that is an R. Atkinson Fox print... It's called Loves Paradise, I have a large one of that print from the 20's. I have Maxfield Parrish prints too, or I probably wouldn't have a clue that was a fox print. I have a calendar from I think 1922 of fox print with a dog checking on a baby... That's one of my Favorites. That and Parrish's Ecstasy which I have the large 20's print of that too.
You're absolutely right, and I have to admit I thought it was Fox at first, but the original paper on the back was ink stamped Maxfield Parrish. Very strange! Thank you for the correction, I should've double checked but I trusted what the manufacturer put on it. I wish I could fix that in the video somehow, I hate to misinform people
Thank u George sell lots of stuff-
I didn't know that about the stein lids! Wow Debbie sent you some unique items! Love the fortune cards... I lol'd at your sales pitch for the would be arsonist 🤣
I don't know what made me say that but it amused me! She really did send cool stuff.
George! Hi there! That orange vase behind you! Wow! I also want to get some barrister book shelves too. Great treasures that you have there.
Thanks so much! I do love the shelves. The orange vase was the first thing to sell in Michigan
love that wreckroom sign!
Very cool George Thanks for the heads up on Guge Another Great video
You bet! I hope your hoard cleanout is going well and profitably. I was really surprised that a 1980s decoy was worth money
Thank you
Thank you! I’m glad you’re enjoying, please like, subscribe and tell your friends
Oh my goodness. I laughed out loud with the arsonist comment. Lol. Enjoying your videos!
I love the west coast! BTW I like that out to lunch sign!
Me too suits me sometimes
Thank you I'm learning more all the time am very interested in the Orange swung vase and the musturd glass. Didn't get price on them. Would love to buy them!
I am sorry, they sold immediately! I'll look for more
Omg!!! Great info!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
i loved this video, i pass up a razor holder because i didn't know what it was.... wow!
Glad to share the info!
I have one of them Ronson cigarette lighters with the cigarette holders I just love it and it’s in a felt case
Yes they're fun! I always am happy to have them in stock.
Just found you. What I like,so far is your realistic pricing. Some I've seen before...i wish the prices were real but, well, they just aren't.
I'm trying to be real with people, I want what I say to have veracity (the odd mistake or two notwithstanding)
My husband wants your lighters. He thinks there great!
I sold a bunch but may have a few still
I’m watching this and you were talking about Grand Trunk, my step father worked for them and I am also from Battle Creek. I went to Pennfield High School. Good to see another Battle Creek person!!
I have so much to learn
Me too, it's a life-long pursuit!
I have my dad's Brownie. He loved photography.
Neat! I bet you have some of his snapshots too
@@TheAntiqueNomad many. Also a whole box of negatives I'd love to develop. He didn't only use the brownie. He to shots of storms and tidal waves from his ship during ww2 as well.
When you showed the butterfly quilt you said the Twist fabric was from when the twist by Chubby Checker came out. The first thing I thought of when I saw it was the game Twister with the handprints where you put your hand on the mat. This was a very informative video. Your "fan" mail was terrific.
Thank you! That twister came out in 1966, the original game is collectible now for certain! My fan was really generous
Loved this one!!❤️
I truly enjoyed this post! Among other items, the butterfly quilt reminded m of a butterfly quilt that my mother worked on when I was a child…wondering whatever happened to it!🤔
Very informative
Hi George! Love your videos, been watching for a few months now, I learn so much every time, so thank you so much! Ive yet to resell anything though have started my little collection of thrift finds to hopefully do so in the future. I had a thought and question for you - would you ever consider donating/gifting the indigenous/native vintage finds like the baskets in this video to either the original communities theyre from or any local indigenous communities that would be open to receiving the items? Im thinking about it in terms of cultural preservation and indigenous communities reclaiming their culture/history, etc. after experiencing so much erasure and what not. Its a thought I ask myself as well as I start venturing into this exciting world of collecting and reselling in hopes of always aligning the things I do with my politics. Anyway, just curious, and thank you again for all the knowledge you share!
Thank you! I applaud your interest. The baskets I have aren’t prior to white settlement so they’re not what the tribes want today
I need you when I go shopping. My goodness, you could sure help hold the reigns back for me LOL. Very informative. Thank you so much. I had some Andrea by Sadek. but it wasn't bisque and I think fairly modern. But it sold fast. I have yet to find anything from my ancestral tribe, The Blackfoot Indians, except for modern stamped boxes. We robbed and stole from our own people, but I would love to find some historical something of theirs. Thanks for the info!!!!
Hello! I wish I could find something from them too, my niece is 1/8 or 1/16 Blackfoot on her father's side. I'm afraid we did most of the raiding of native items, but I imagine some will come back to their original owners. I'm glad you enjoyed it, hope you'll like, subscribe and tell your friends!
Thank you for inviting me
To your estate sale
Very wise not to have it public
Real NIFTY ? WAS THERE
SO WHEN HE FILMED IT I GOT TO SEE YOUR SALE AGAIN
FIRST TIME I SAW IT WAS WITH THRIFTER JUNKER
THEN I GOT TO SEE ALL OF YOU GO SHOPPING
AND YOU WERE IN PADUCAH KENTUCKY
I HAVE FRIENDS THERE
I THINK I AM WRONG ABOUT THE GOURDS AFTER JEFFREY WENT AROUND I DIDN'T SEE ANY
I HOPE HIS NAME IS JEFFERY
ANYWAY THANK YOU FOR INVITING ME AND A VERY GOOD SALE AND HAVE FUN SHOPPING
Haha ❤️ The way you modeled the safety helmet! Barristers are the best! Love them! Haha ! Wow! What a beautiful basket from Washington state! I would’ve never have known! Thanks for sharing your knowledge about that piece!
Haha haha oopsie basket on the floor! You’re so funny
❤️ your videos! I learn so much from you! Thank you George! Hope you all are having a wonderful 4th of July weekend!
I love the barristers! Glad you enjoyed it, I really am happy when I find something interesting I know and can share
My family has a couple of barristers. My oldest nephew has one and he’s 17. The other one has the glass missing in one of the boxes. I think it’s go to my youngest nephew but who am I to say! I think they come from somewhere around Covington??? We’re not really sure. They were in my great grandmothers at one time. History gets lost over time doesn’t it
Another cool video thank you. My son enjoys your channel and the fellow antique dealers here on RUclips. In one of your video's it was cool to see you shopping in Ellenton Florida! The antique mall where my booth is at .....Emiline's antiques and collectibles 1415 10th street west Palmetto Florida! It would be so great to see you come in. Next time your in town!!! Happy hunting great antiques finds. 😎🎩🐇🦋🖼
I really like Emilline's too, I do plan to show it off sometime! I imagine you do well there, it's got nice things and is well run. Thank you for watching me and tell your son hi!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thanks so much for your reply!!!
Oh those kind of handcuffs have fur George! Lol
Ha! You’re right
George I have that same fish planter it was my uncle’s thanks for educating me on it 💕
My pleasure! I'd forgotten them until another viewer mentioned his collection, and then I find one all of a sudden. It sold today in Michigan so I didn't get to own it long
By the way when you quoted MacArthur I about fell over! I used to quote him all the time!! You are the only other human being who does it too!!! How fun!!
And I was born in Calumet, MI! We Michiganders need to stick together! Lol
You’ll never pass as a Virginian or Southerner with the way you say Norfolk! Yup! The correct pronunciation is a bad word!! 😂😂🤪🤪😁😁😁😂😂
I want that Venetian yellow glass!!!! OMG!!
Do sell anywhere besides eBay?
Have you posted your travel/show schedule anywhere?
That's great! I get a kick out of seeing who gets my obscure references
Love that sorreno service set. Would go great with my collection.❤❤
I have it out at the show, but if it doesn't sell I'd be glad to ship
Thumbs up if you LOATHE Mansard roofs. Especially the ones with asphalt shingles.
Hi George ❣️❣️❣️love the TOUGH FAMILY shirt😊
Lots of great info as always.
Hope your show was everything good!!! ~jeanne~
It was so far! My mom sent me that shirt, it's a favorite
The Antique Nomad yay for mama’s❣️❣️❣️
Another informative video. I do rug hooking and use strip’s of wool of a certain width. The sizes I usually make cost around 400.00 in pattern, cloth,wool, finishing wool yarn. I love to work on them but they are very time consuming.