Island Queen

I lost out on an eBay bid this morning for a Lorelie salon fabric panel. I saw this designer for the first time this weekend. Super excited to see one for a hairdresser. My good friend is a stylist and does my hair. She is having some health problems and I thought making her a quilt from this panel would cheer her up.
Anyone have any ideas where I could locate another?
Thanks in advance!

Quilty-Louise

I went to her website and only thing I could find was the
machine embroidery design set.

I even looked on amazon no luck there either. If I find any I will
let you know.

Prism99

Do you have a link to the "completed" item you lost out on? Would make it easier to locate the same panel. Meanwhile, I found this but I don't think it's Lorelei:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BEAUTY-SALON...item1c331fecc0

Edit: I think it's Loralie (spelling). Is this it?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-6-LORALIE-...item5d359db0b9
Also found this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-6-LORALIE-...item5d35a399d0

Skylark53

I found this, not sure if it is quite what you are looking for:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/9148205...red?ref=market

Good luck!

QuiltNama

Island Queen,
My daughter is also a hairdresser and I spent a long time looking for the Lorelie fabric, did find some on ebay that was not made into applique. I spent a small fortune on the squares and used them for apron pockets and a bag she carries back and forth to work. Also found some on etsy but that was last year. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Brenda

Island Queen

Thanks everyone for trying. The ones on eBay are iron on.
Please don't forget about me if you happen to find any fabric squares.
The panel on eBay went for $27. I missed it by a dollar. Ugh!!!

joyce888

Try quiltshops.com and type in Loralie in the search field. I didn't go thru all of the pages but there are many shops that sell the various panels.

Prism99

Next time you might want to use http://www.auctionstealer.com . It is free for up to 3 auctions per week. You cut and paste the eBay item # into your auctionstealer account and put in the absolute *max* you are willing to pay (say, $35 in your case). When the auction comes up, they keep bidding the minimum needed to keep you on top up to your limit. For example, they would have bid $28 after the $27 and would have kept this up until your bid would be over $35, if necessary. If the other bidder had stopped at $29, then they would have stopped at $30.

This is a very worthwhile service to use on an item that is difficult to find.

Edit: Also, be sure to put in an ongoing "search" for the item on eBay; they will email you when a new one comes up. I would keep the search fairly broad as sometimes people misspell a name or do not describe it exactly as they should, maybe "Loralie salon fabric panel" or something like that.