Looking for fat quarters
#12
I was going to say fatquartershop.com but, Walmart has individual fat quarters too. I have bought from many of my local quilt shops. They have bins of them. But, my favorite is to get them when I go to the quilt shows.
I just remembered that quiltinaday.com and I think nancysnotions,com and shabbychic.com also should have some.
I just remembered that quiltinaday.com and I think nancysnotions,com and shabbychic.com also should have some.
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Wait -- Tuesday Morning has fabric? I have two close to thrift stores I go to regularly but have never dropped in. One more temptation placed in my path!!!
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Lots of places! I did some quick searches, Hobby Lobby for one sells individual fat quarters. But shipping costs would be an issue I think as is personnel cost from the business side so you are more likely to find bundles. Depends on how badly you want that particular fat quarter.
For online buys I usually go to equilter, check out their stash bundles too.
https://www.equilter.com/category/22/pre-cuts
https://www.equilter.com/category/38...se-scrap-packs
We all have our favorite stores, but after equilter, typically I check Amazon. Just never know what you are going to find!
For online buys I usually go to equilter, check out their stash bundles too.
https://www.equilter.com/category/22/pre-cuts
https://www.equilter.com/category/38...se-scrap-packs
We all have our favorite stores, but after equilter, typically I check Amazon. Just never know what you are going to find!
I will order more from equilter as needed for the gift quilts.
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I'm glad you were happy with your order, Farmquilter, I've always felt they've done right by me. I've gotten a couple of their stash bundles and particularly enjoyed the black and white one. I've bought yardage multiple times, never a problem, always fast.
BTW, I went to Tuesday Morning on Tuesday afternoon after my quilt group. After discussing the size needed for the preemie quilt I'm making with a precut strip set I got from Walmart for $1 in their fabric sales, I realized I'd be happier with two sets. So after group I went to the next closest Walmart -- very little on sale and not what I wanted. Went to the next Walmart in the next town over, only 2nd time I've been there and it is mostly a grocery store. One of the Tuesday Mornings is just maybe a mile past the Walmart, figured I go just because of this thread.
I found a small but nice selection in terms of quality and variety of precuts. Mostly layer cake size and some bundles. And... a package of the exact precut I was hoping to find at Walmart!
Ok, so it was $3.50 and not $1.00 but that's still half off the MSRP, as were all the precuts.
BTW, I went to Tuesday Morning on Tuesday afternoon after my quilt group. After discussing the size needed for the preemie quilt I'm making with a precut strip set I got from Walmart for $1 in their fabric sales, I realized I'd be happier with two sets. So after group I went to the next closest Walmart -- very little on sale and not what I wanted. Went to the next Walmart in the next town over, only 2nd time I've been there and it is mostly a grocery store. One of the Tuesday Mornings is just maybe a mile past the Walmart, figured I go just because of this thread.
I found a small but nice selection in terms of quality and variety of precuts. Mostly layer cake size and some bundles. And... a package of the exact precut I was hoping to find at Walmart!
Ok, so it was $3.50 and not $1.00 but that's still half off the MSRP, as were all the precuts.
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