Wally World clearance fabric
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Wally World clearance fabric
Just went to the local Wally World and they had 2 yard patriotic bundles on sale for 75 cents in the clearance section and the crafting section. Some with more red in them were priced at $2.00 for 2 yards. Of course at that price, I don't expect LQS quality but I did purchase a few yards and they are now in the washer, I'll see how they turn out.
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Walmart has craft and quilting fabric. Usually mixed up on the shelves so you have to read the label. In my favorite Walmart quilting fabric is $6.99 to 8.99 a yard. The craft fabric is under $5 a yard. Regular prices. Walmart is not consistent in fabric dept in every store. I was told it was up to the craft/fabric dept manager how to stock the allotted space. I can tell a big difference in the two Walmarts close to me. One has an excellent fabric selection and notions. The other is only basic blah. One has a sewer as manager, the other has no idea.
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Great prices.
Walmart in Canada stopped carrying fabric a few years ago. I rarely go into the local store, but they did have some precut bundles last time I was there. It was not great fabric. Fairly course texture.
Luckily our local big box fabric store has a quilt shop inside of it, so there is a good selection at various price points.
Walmart in Canada stopped carrying fabric a few years ago. I rarely go into the local store, but they did have some precut bundles last time I was there. It was not great fabric. Fairly course texture.
Luckily our local big box fabric store has a quilt shop inside of it, so there is a good selection at various price points.
#7
Our Walmart stopped carrying fabrics more than 6+ years ago. They don't sell any pre-cuts either. They must figure that the JAF in the adjacent strip mall made it unprofitable. I decided I don't really need much fabric any more. At least that is what I try to tell myself.
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