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02-28-2020, 09:05 AM
#2
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Waterford Michigan
Posts: 7,241
Good afternoon and welcome to the QB from SE Michigan! There are so many different places on line that sell quality quilt shop quality fabrics. I use several. Fabric.com is a good one, I use it most frequently. I am sure there will be many who will add different sources. Connecting Threads and Marshall's Dry Goods are a couple more. Paducah's is one of the best. The list will go on for quality fabrics that can be purchased online.
You will find a lot of wonderful and helpful people here. Glad you have decided to join us here at theQB.
You will find a lot of wonderful and helpful people here. Glad you have decided to join us here at theQB.
02-28-2020, 09:27 AM
#3
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Join Date: Aug 2018
Location: Greater Peoria, IL -- just moved!
Posts: 6,042
Waving hello from the left coast of Seattle, Washington.
My first on-line stop is Equilter, been using them for years. They have a large free design section that mostly deals with panels and settings but which I find great ideas. I also like their scrap packs (bolt ends) for when my collecting and their offering meet.
https://www.equilter.com/
I found this small family chain in Michigan from near Juliasb and right from where my hubby is from! Wish we had more chains like this locally,
https://fieldsfabrics.com/
My first on-line stop is Equilter, been using them for years. They have a large free design section that mostly deals with panels and settings but which I find great ideas. I also like their scrap packs (bolt ends) for when my collecting and their offering meet.
https://www.equilter.com/
I found this small family chain in Michigan from near Juliasb and right from where my hubby is from! Wish we had more chains like this locally,
https://fieldsfabrics.com/
02-28-2020, 10:15 AM
#4
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Join Date: Feb 2020
Posts: 3
Thank you Julia....
Originally Posted by juliasb
Good afternoon and welcome to the QB from SE Michigan! There are so many different places on line that sell quality quilt shop quality fabrics. I use several. Fabric.com is a good one, I use it most frequently. I am sure there will be many who will add different sources. Connecting Threads and Marshall's Dry Goods are a couple more. Paducah's is one of the best. The list will go on for quality fabrics that can be purchased online.
You will find a lot of wonderful and helpful people here. Glad you have decided to join us here at theQB.
You will find a lot of wonderful and helpful people here. Glad you have decided to join us here at theQB.
02-28-2020, 10:20 AM
#5
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Join Date: Feb 2020
Posts: 3
Hi thank you. I will check them out. I am looking for a source that will do Eyelet stretch... mostly stretch everything.
Originally Posted by Iceblossom
Waving hello from the left coast of Seattle, Washington.
My first on-line stop is Equilter, been using them for years. They have a large free design section that mostly deals with panels and settings but which I find great ideas. I also like their scrap packs (bolt ends) for when my collecting and their offering meet.
https://www.equilter.com/
I found this small family chain in Michigan from near Juliasb and right from where my hubby is from! Wish we had more chains like this locally,
https://fieldsfabrics.com/
My first on-line stop is Equilter, been using them for years. They have a large free design section that mostly deals with panels and settings but which I find great ideas. I also like their scrap packs (bolt ends) for when my collecting and their offering meet.
https://www.equilter.com/
I found this small family chain in Michigan from near Juliasb and right from where my hubby is from! Wish we had more chains like this locally,
https://fieldsfabrics.com/
