I buy fabric from them at times, but rarely.

But, they had all their batiks on a 50% off rack. They charge 7.99 a yard, so I got them for 4 bucks a yard. I purchased 6 yards of great splashy, loud, vibrant batiks. They were a little heavier weight. It was a hundred percent cotton, but it was almost for apparel.

I didn't care. I bought them anyway.

Six yards for $25 is nothing to pass up.

I'm on my way to get some more ... :mrgreen:

Well, Hancock needs money. Tons of stuff are on sale in there 50% off.

I am sooooo jealous :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

I love going to Hancocks. They nearly always have in store sales on some type of quilting material and the employees know me by name. They know the kind of things I like and let me know if there is a good deal going on for my favorites. Only problem is I can't walk out of there without some kind of material. Oh well. There could be worse addictions. LOL

I don't usually buy their fabric, but I buy all kinds of fusable fleeces and things for the handbags/totebags I make.

Their batiks are not the best in the world, but these were just fine for me.

I got these (which photo doesn't do them justice) and am going back for more.

These are heavier weight than I'm used to seeing. I see the Indian women buying this stuff for those beautiful outfits they wear.

The one in the back is Laurel Burch. It didn't come from Hancocks.

Got those vibrant colors!!!! pretty!!!!
I see the brighter the better.

Bebe

One looks like a Laurel Birch...up top
I will have to check out the local Hancocks and see if there are any great sales.
Thanks for the possible heads up
Kirsten

I saw those the other day when I was there. Hancock is just 2 miles from home and my car automatically knows the way, hee hee. The nearest Joanns is 25 miles away.

The batiks are pretty!

i am still considered a beginner in quilting so i have a ?? can you use batiks to make a quilt ??? because i have a hancock store by me but only been there a couple of times ?