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Old 08-21-2013, 01:37 PM
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Default Whole bolts of PUL at Tuesday Morning!

I was at my local Tuesday Morning today and was surprised to see about a dozen whole bolts of PUL for sale for $20. Yes, $20. There were only three patterns - solid pink, solid blue, and a cupcake pattern. Oh, and the bolts are wrapped in plastic and say Babyville.

Check the store in your area. I know things are hit-or-miss with Tuesday Morning. BTW, I'm in Cary, NC, if anybody here needs any, it's at South Hills Mall.

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Sorry............PUL??
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Another one who doesn't know what PUL stands for. . .
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so...what is PUL??????????? we are all wondering what you are telling us about?????????
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Pul????????
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Thanks for the heads up. We have one here in Corpus Christi. Don't go there very often. I think they're pretty pricey. Not one to dig through some of the bins. Creepy! Ours is in Carmel Plaza.
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The store in Florence, KY had the bolts. I volunteer sew in the sewing room at childrens hospital, and we bought ALL of them. This fabric is wonderful to sew with. We use them to make wipeable covers for all sorts of things. So much easier to sew with than vinyl, or the laminate fabric meant for raincoats.

After we found the fabric in Florence we called every TM in the greater Cincinnati area, and could not find more. We keep watching.
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Sorry............PUL??
I found the definition on eBay...LOL

PUL is a waterproof fabric that can be used for cloth diapers, bibs, wetbags, aprons and so much more! The fabric is 64 inches wide. 1 yard = 36 inches by 64 inches.
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PUL can be used to make diaper covers. It's polyester and polypropylene, I think. And I'm told that all the needle holes close up when it's washed and dried, so it's truly water proof.

JoAnn's carries it. But it's in the notion area, not mixed in with the fabric.
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Not one to dig through some of the bins. Creepy! Ours is in Carmel Plaza.
Mine is always nicely maintained. Maybe it depends on the store.
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