fabric shopping!!
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Originally Posted by TymeToShine
I heard there were some nice fabric stores in Franklin, TN (about 2 hours from here) and my husband volunteered to take me there today. We found the first two on the list, but one was an on-line store in someone's home and the other was closed ...but the third one was well worth the drive. I have never seen so much nice quilting material in one place! I had fun picking out material for some more quilts.
I have a book on order to make some crazy shortcake quilts. The pink and blue should make 4 tops.
Of course, I just HAD to get something with dogs on it too! :D
I have a book on order to make some crazy shortcake quilts. The pink and blue should make 4 tops.
Of course, I just HAD to get something with dogs on it too! :D
I'm interested to know how much yardage did you buy in your purchase? When I see a piece I can't live without I'm always unsure of how much to get of it not knowing what I'll use it for.
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Did you get a chance to go to Sir's Fabrics in Fayetteville? (There is also an online website) This store is so large it is on two sides of the road. One is upholstery and heavier fabrics and the other one is cotton, flannel and accessories. When we went there I am sorry to say (not really), I spent over $300 on fabric. It was fabulous!!
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We have a Hancocks Fabrics that is closing here in louisville, kentucky right now the fabrics are 70% off plus for a few days you also got 11% off entire order, I spent $42.00 and got 23 yards of fabric. The total was an 81% discount, we have another Hancocks around here also.
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