Where do you buy fabric online?
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I am about to start a ombra chevron baby quilt with Pantone's color of the year as my main color. Where are the best places to shop online for fabric? I am going to shops to pick out my fabrics but I know I can find it cheaper online. I just want a good reputable place!
Thanks,
Jamie
Thanks,
Jamie
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I love www.quilterswarehouse.com and www.thousandsofbolts.com
If you tell Quilters Warehouse that you are from this board they will give you free shipping!
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I have ordered from many places online and I have been very satisfied - just to name a few- www.greenfairyquilts.com; www.fabric.com; www.pinkchalkfabrics.com; www.fabricworm.com; www.hancocks-paducah.com; Westwood Acres on Etsy and Connies Fabric shop on Etsy - I am sure there are more - these just came to mind easily.
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I just bought some fabrics from JAQs (https://www.jaqsfabrics.com/) and Contemporary Cloth (https://www.contemporarycloth.com/). The latter is having a clearance sale right now, and JAQs always has free shipping on orders over $50. The Japanese fabrics from Contemporary are wonderful. They're heavy, though (nearly home-decor weight). I'm using one in my next quilt.
Both websites have the big brands as well as some lesser-known ones, and a huge variety.
You might also try the Fat Quarter Shop (http://www.fatquartershop.com/). They have bundles and packages and kits. Don't let the name fool you - they definitely sell yardage
Both websites have the big brands as well as some lesser-known ones, and a huge variety.
You might also try the Fat Quarter Shop (http://www.fatquartershop.com/). They have bundles and packages and kits. Don't let the name fool you - they definitely sell yardage
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I like http://www.fabric.com . Also have had good luck at http://www.bugfabric.com finding coordinating lines of older fabric (when I see a quilt I really like that was made with a coordinated line).
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I like hancock of paducah, their catalog is amazing (just got the new one - omg and I am doing a fabric moratorium this year - even dh liked the selection!)
If I shop my lqs, Once I find a fabric that I would like to use, I search the name and manuf on ebay. Most times my lqs is very competitive, and I get a chance to see the fabric as it is being cut. Lately, even at my lqs there seems to be more "errors" in manufacturing.
If I shop my lqs, Once I find a fabric that I would like to use, I search the name and manuf on ebay. Most times my lqs is very competitive, and I get a chance to see the fabric as it is being cut. Lately, even at my lqs there seems to be more "errors" in manufacturing.
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All of the above, and I've had wonderful service from 4my3boyz.com, snowflower.com and fashionfabrics.com. Fashion Fabrics sent me some fabric I hadn't ordered instead of what I did order. When I sent them an email they apologized profusely, told me to keep the fabric I got and sent me the new fabric immediately.
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