Jersey Village Sewing Studio Estate: Fabrics, Machines, and a Full House

A Jersey Village house built for sewing and paper crafts

This Jersey Village sale, in Houston's 77040 area, is aimed at designers, seamstresses, and crafters, and it also clears a full household. The studio side includes thousands of fabrics, sewing notions, five sewing machines, buttons, trims, thread, and boxes of related supplies. There is a large crafting library, plus fiction, cookbooks, and self-help, an antique six-drawer J. & P. Coats sewing chest, and a deep paper-crafting stash of paper, stamps, ink, a cutter, scissors, and specialty tools. About 99 percent of the crafting supplies are priced as make-a-pile lots.

The rest of the house includes a full kitchen with china, glass, small appliances, pots and pans, and new-in-box kitchen items. Furniture includes chairs, sofas, tables, bunk beds, and antique metal bed frames. Also listed are classic 1970s rock records, quilts, cameras, holiday decor, children's toys including Barbie and Cabbage Patch dolls, and miscellaneous garage items.

The full street address will be posted here before opening.

How to buy

Notes on buying large pieces, when discounts start, and when shopping must stop are on www.margiebeeglesales.com under FAQ's for Buyers. The sale is first come, first served. The company does not take phone calls about this sale. Email notices for their sales are available by signing up at www.margiebeeglesales.com.

Sales tax applies unless you present a paper copy of a valid resale sales and use license. No one under 15 may be on the property. Everything is sold as-is, and all sales are final.

Accepted payment is cash, Mastercard, Discover, and Visa only. Credit cards carry a 4 percent convenience fee. Bring the form of payment you plan to use.

You must be able to move what you buy. The company sells the goods and does not provide movers. Purses must be small enough to fit on an 8.5-by-11-inch sheet of paper. You are responsible for removing purchases by the end of the sale unless you have a signed contract that says otherwise.