GrannieAnnie

I hope my Wally World is one getting fabric back.

Ladyjanedoe

Yesterday was the first time I'd been in a Walmart in ages. They had a huge isle of precuts--jelly rolls and 2 yard cuts of flannels, cottons, duck cloth. There was no cutting station. Perhaps this will be the new trend--to offer it for sale prepackaged?

kwilter

GREAT NEWS!! Thanks so much!

Dianne1

I am sooooo happy. We have had fabric at the Chilton County store by the bolt but were told that we would be loosing it next year. That would mean a 50 mile drive one way to either a Jo-annes or a Hancocks. Yipeee

Dianne1

I am sooooo happy. We have had fabric at the Chilton County store by the bolt but were told that we would be loosing it next year. That would mean a 50 mile drive one way to either a Jo-annes or a Hancocks. Yipeee

Marvel

Here Wal Mart was the place to go. The fabric offered now does not allow for us quilters to use much imagination. So when you said what you did, you spoke for millions of us nt there. Thank God for you. We will be waiting with baited breath.

beckalou

The Daphne, AL Wal-Mart just remodeled and had their grand reopening this past week. Only fabric they have is one aisle of the pre-cut stuff. I wonder how long it will take them to get the regular fabric department back?

teacherbailey

WOOOOOO HOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! Thanks for letting us know!!!! I can't wait! $3 a yard fabric to work out the possible problems of a complicated block is a necessity in my life!!!

EagarBeez

great news! our store never lost fabric was slimlined to an aisle, with cutting table. Wonder if it will be any larger ??? Can't wait to find out

twinkie

From what we were told in the Shareholders Meeting, Wal Mart will return to the bolts of fabric with full cutting stations.