Mill End Textiles
They are located around the Minneapolis area. Has anyone been there? Wondering what they are like.
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It takes a lot of patience to find the "good stuff" because there is so much fabric, but if a person is persistant and patient, there are bargains to be had. Sometimes I have respiratory problems in the store. piecefully, the old one
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Depends on the one you go to, I've been to the one in Eden Prairie alot and it's a nice large facility, the one in Burnsville, It's ok but I would rather go to the other, some are very cluttered and small,
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I go there whenever i need fabric. it is the closest source to me. but i almost never leave there without something i can use, even if it is not exactly what i want. each location has their own manager who can make or break the store. 'nough said.
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Makes me homesick. Is SR Harris still open? Used to love that place, if I could find anything in it.
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i'd like to hear about those kind of places in other states--esp PA! sounds like a great source for scraps!
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There is nothing like that in my neck of the wood's.....GEESH!
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I've been to the one in Eau Claire and the one in Rochester. They are great if you if you like Batiks and marbles like I do. I wait until I get one of their regular coupons for 60% off and buy what is left on a bolt. Was just there last week and got great marble for under $3 a yard!
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Nothing like that here that I know of. Sounds good, though.
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don't overlook the misprints. Some make great bindings.
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Been to the store in Eden Prairie. It was large and well-lit. Couldn't find much quality stuff, and just got my baby fabric and left.
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I've been to the Mill's End in Reno, once. I did get quite a bit, but that's the last time I've been there, since I haven't been to Reno since.
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I wish they has some of the Textile Mill Outlets in Floirda - I would be there every week ....
On second thought maybe I'm better off that there are none in my area |
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