Quilting Fabric
#3
I buy a lot on eBay and from other online sellers - mostly www.fabric.com and www.connectingthreads.com
Fabric.com has great sales and they send you coupons after your order - 15, 20 or 30% off your entire next order. Connecting Threads has great sales and their fabric is gorgeous. Both of them have free shipping if your order is over a certain amount - $35 for fabric.com and $50 at Connecting Threads.
Fabric.com has great sales and they send you coupons after your order - 15, 20 or 30% off your entire next order. Connecting Threads has great sales and their fabric is gorgeous. Both of them have free shipping if your order is over a certain amount - $35 for fabric.com and $50 at Connecting Threads.
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http://www.huntingtonfabricdepot.com...bric-shops.htm try this one. I have tried to order from them but the fabric I wanted was out of stock. Very nice people..
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Are you looking for quilting fabric to make the totes, or double sided already quilted fabric to use?
Because even if I'm not thrilled with the quality, I'd hardly say that Joann's has a "small" selection of quilting fabrics.
So I think you must mean pre-quilted fabrics.
eQuilter has over 30 different patterns:
http://equilter.com/cgi-bin/webc.cgi...46110518607.a1
I don't think you're going to find any quilt shop that has hundreds of these as it kind of defeats the purpose of selling all the other "unquilted" fabric. <g>
This shop a few others (I don't know if they're included above).
http://www.quiltvillecreations.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?cart_id=2485385.16208.s0&product=moda-maypole&productid=moda-maypole-35082-11q&keywords1=quilted&sales=0&lastmenu=
That shop had a few other patterns. Just put "quilted" in the search box.
HTH.
Because even if I'm not thrilled with the quality, I'd hardly say that Joann's has a "small" selection of quilting fabrics.
So I think you must mean pre-quilted fabrics.
eQuilter has over 30 different patterns:
http://equilter.com/cgi-bin/webc.cgi...46110518607.a1
I don't think you're going to find any quilt shop that has hundreds of these as it kind of defeats the purpose of selling all the other "unquilted" fabric. <g>
This shop a few others (I don't know if they're included above).
http://www.quiltvillecreations.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?cart_id=2485385.16208.s0&product=moda-maypole&productid=moda-maypole-35082-11q&keywords1=quilted&sales=0&lastmenu=
That shop had a few other patterns. Just put "quilted" in the search box.
HTH.
#8
Originally Posted by rrrfa
Looking for quilting fabrics to make handbags and tote bags.
Joann fabrics has a small selection. Do you have and suggestions. I live on Long Island, New York RRRFA
Joann fabrics has a small selection. Do you have and suggestions. I live on Long Island, New York RRRFA
#9
Also, check any local garment factories. Often they have scrap pieces left over and are willing to make sales in bundles. I know my grandmother was able to pick up fabric from one near her. Be forwarned, ones "Stash" can quickly become overloaded. :D
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