There is a new quilt store in the Denver area that buys quality quilting fabric from its customers for $6 a pound and sells it for $5 a yard. This is quality fabric--Hoffman, Kona, etc. It is a great way for quilters to sell unwanted fabric and buy fabric that may be out-of-production. I went to the store for the first time today and bought 13 yards of fabric for $72 dollars including tax. It doesn't make any difference if the fabric is batik, blenders, novelty, etc. I was amazed at the variety of the fabrics--and even recognized a few patterns in my own stash! The store also sells gently used rulers--$4--cutting mats, quilting books, and patterns. What do you think of this idea???

I love the idea, great way to help others out with great prices

Really neat idea.

It's a quilt shop that thinks like a used book store! I love it. :mrgreen:

What a great idea!!! If I ever get to open my fabric store, I'll have to remember that!!

Super idea. Only wish there was a such a store in my vicinity.

Now that's being creative! That's a great idea!

I wish I had thought of that! What a great service for quilters.

My mom lives in Denver. Where is this store at? What is it's name?

Sweet!