Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
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grniydgrl
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Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
I'm new here and wondered if you ladies can tell me which online stores you frequent to buy fabric/fat quarters, etc. I, too, have looked on Ebay, but am leary about what I might end up with. If you have particular Ebay sellers you could recommend, I would appreciate it.
EDIT: I had to edit my post as I signed off with TIA [Thanks in Advance], an acronym used on message boards. My name is actually Sherry, so I didn't want to confuse you all [:)]
EDIT: I had to edit my post as I signed off with TIA [Thanks in Advance], an acronym used on message boards. My name is actually Sherry, so I didn't want to confuse you all [:)]
- Marilynsgrammy
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Re: Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
hi Tia... I would try the QIAD site... I also use connectingthreads.com and keepsake quilting ( on line) there are tons of places on line that have FQ;s.... you might also look through the ad's in a quilt magazine for places to shop
have you got a project in mind yet?
Chriss
have you got a project in mind yet?
Chriss
Romans 8:28
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grniydgrl
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Re: Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
Thanks for your response. I took a class and made a log cabin quilt. I have also made a rag quilt. I just stumbled across this site and bought the pattern and dvd for the Northern Star Quilt. I have one more rag quilt cut to finish up and then I can start another.
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Joannequilts
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Re: Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
Tia, I have bought on Ebay in the past..if you stick to the well known fabric mfgs. (Moda, etc.) you can't go wrong...also stick with sellers that have a really good feedback rating and that have been at Ebay a long time. But I've noticed that it is hard to save much money..you can by online sometimes cheaper.
Chriss is right, QIAD is good, Connecting Threads, Fabric Shack ...I guess nothing really beats looking at and feeling the fabric that you're buying, but with shops closing all over, it's getting hard to do that!
Joanne
Chriss is right, QIAD is good, Connecting Threads, Fabric Shack ...I guess nothing really beats looking at and feeling the fabric that you're buying, but with shops closing all over, it's getting hard to do that!
Joanne
- Marilynsgrammy
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Re: Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
oh gosh.. TIA.... I am cracking up...
Sherry, some of us just aren't real hip....ha ha ha ...
the Northern Star quilt is really beautiful... I have the book too....
look up fabshophop.com...see what you think of their site.. they list a lot of shops.....
YWIA ( you're welcome in advance.....lol.....)
come join us in the sew in and the rest of the forum... it's a fun place to be....
Chriss ;-O
Sherry, some of us just aren't real hip....ha ha ha ...
the Northern Star quilt is really beautiful... I have the book too....
look up fabshophop.com...see what you think of their site.. they list a lot of shops.....
YWIA ( you're welcome in advance.....lol.....)
come join us in the sew in and the rest of the forum... it's a fun place to be....
Chriss ;-O
Romans 8:28
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kho
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Re: Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
Sherry, I just pm'd you. Look in your messages. Sandy
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Joannequilts
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Re: Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
OMG, Sherry!! That is so funny!!! LOL!!
It was Chriss' fault...I just followed her lead! lol!
Anyway, thank you for letting us know...we would have called you "TIA" forever!
Joanne
It was Chriss' fault...I just followed her lead! lol!
Anyway, thank you for letting us know...we would have called you "TIA" forever!
Joanne
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xteacher
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Re: Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
Sherry,
First, of course, is QIAD, marshallsdrygoods.com, connectingthreads.com, keepsakequilting.com, nancysnotions.com, hancocksfabrics.com, joanns.com, hancocks-of-paducah.com. There are hundreds that have been mentioned here. Do a google search, visit the sites, then use reputable names.
Karon
First, of course, is QIAD, marshallsdrygoods.com, connectingthreads.com, keepsakequilting.com, nancysnotions.com, hancocksfabrics.com, joanns.com, hancocks-of-paducah.com. There are hundreds that have been mentioned here. Do a google search, visit the sites, then use reputable names.
Karon
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collector49
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Re: Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
thousandsofbolts.com is good. You can search by color.
Barb
Barb
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Joannequilts
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Re: Building a Fabric Stash - Fat Quarter Sources
collector49, Barb that website is awesome! Thank you so much!!! Amazing prices!
Joanne
Joanne
