Originally Posted by marsye
Marshall's is a great source, good quality solids at great prices.
I use some of the vendors I see listed on quiltingboard. Some that aren't include:
http://www.artfabrik.com - Laura Wasilowski's hand-dyed fabric, gorgeous and expensive $24/yard
http://www.contemporarycloth.com - when I'm looking for offbeat, interesting or artsy fabric
http://www.yokodana.com - bulk kimonofabric and Japanese fabric by the yard, reasonable, alot of silk too.
http://www.kyotokimono.com - vintage Japanese fabric
http://www.qejapan.com - Susan Faeder is based in VA. and does shows, mainly in the Eastern US.
http://www.intfab.com - International Fabrics when I want authentic non-American fabric + I like Sue and Dorothy.
http://www.africanfabriclady.com - based in Maine. African fabrics are tricky to mix, she's the only vendor I know who sells African solids.
http://www.uniquespool.com - African fabric
http://www.quilting-warehouse.com - learned about them here. Good prices on bolts, which is how they sell.
http://www.cityquilter.com - they sell their own line of fabrics depicting NYC - where I'm from.
http://www.fabricshack.com
http://www.hancocks-paducah.com - always have good sale fabric at their site, never in the catalog.
http://www.myhandstothee.com - I started buying from Anne McClintic 20+ years ago at QBL and like her alot. She vends at lots of shows and always has good looking fabric and lots of it.
for reproduction fabrics:
http://www.shopvintageandvogue.com - she has a sale on til the end of May, I think
http://www.hooplapatterns.com - I like Froncie Quinn alot. She does shows around the country. She's primarily known as a museum licensee for antique museum patterns and templates.
http://www.christianlanequilters.com - sells FatBacks 3+1/4 yard wide fabric. does shows
http://www.tennesseequilts.com
http://www.quiltaway.com
http://www.quiltedthreads.com
Off the top of my head - that's the show folks