????????please help a newbie
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There is a place in Wisconsin that has hoops of different kinds.
They are
Hinterberg Design
2805 East Progress Drive
West Bend, WI 53095
1-800-443-5800
As far as online fabric stores, I think my favorite one is
Ann's Fabric and Crafts in New Hampshire. The pictures of the fabric are good sized and I like their prices.
On the 100 x 100 with fat quarters, I figured that about 26 1/2 would equal that, but that is before sewing. I would get at least 32. Someone with better math skills than me might be able to call it more closely.
They are
Hinterberg Design
2805 East Progress Drive
West Bend, WI 53095
1-800-443-5800
As far as online fabric stores, I think my favorite one is
Ann's Fabric and Crafts in New Hampshire. The pictures of the fabric are good sized and I like their prices.
On the 100 x 100 with fat quarters, I figured that about 26 1/2 would equal that, but that is before sewing. I would get at least 32. Someone with better math skills than me might be able to call it more closely.
#12
Thanks so much to all. Enough links to spend the weekend....
I would like a Grace hoop and havent found a shop so far that ships to switzerland. Fabric doesnt seem to be a problem and thanks for telling me that I need 30 fat quarters............three days ago I did not even know what that is!?
I would like a Grace hoop and havent found a shop so far that ships to switzerland. Fabric doesnt seem to be a problem and thanks for telling me that I need 30 fat quarters............three days ago I did not even know what that is!?
#13
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Western Wisconsin
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I prefer a lap hoop to a floor hoop -- more portable, and it still leaves both hands free for the quilting. Here is a link to my favorite hoop, and this company does ship internationally. It has great fabrics too!
http://www.keepsakequilting.com/prod...APTOP-HOOP.htm
One hint for a newbie: don't buy a hand quilting hoop that is very large. Your arm gets tired trying to reach across. A medium sized hoop is better.
http://www.keepsakequilting.com/prod...APTOP-HOOP.htm
One hint for a newbie: don't buy a hand quilting hoop that is very large. Your arm gets tired trying to reach across. A medium sized hoop is better.
#14
Do you know Cotton-Color in Switzerland
http://cotton-color.com/en/index.php?¤cy=euro
I buy now & again from her - huge choice, prices around 13E
always has reduced fabrics. Wide range of notions, books etc and she has quilting lap, and floor, frames.
With shipping rates you may find no saving.
http://cotton-color.com/en/index.php?¤cy=euro
I buy now & again from her - huge choice, prices around 13E
always has reduced fabrics. Wide range of notions, books etc and she has quilting lap, and floor, frames.
With shipping rates you may find no saving.
#15
One of my favorites is Thousands of Bolts (www.thousandsofbolts.com/index.cfm). They ship international and prices start at $3.95 a yard. They also have a color matcher that is really helpful. All the fabric is first quality name brand. I've been very happy with everthing I've gotten from them.
Also try Desperate Quilters(www.desperatequilters.com/). Some sale as low as $3.00 a yard.
Some US fabric sites on-line quote prices for 1/2 yard instead of 1 yard so you need to watch out for that. I've made that mistake a few times.
Good Luck!
Also try Desperate Quilters(www.desperatequilters.com/). Some sale as low as $3.00 a yard.
Some US fabric sites on-line quote prices for 1/2 yard instead of 1 yard so you need to watch out for that. I've made that mistake a few times.
Good Luck!
#16
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Keepsake quilting offers international shipping (you can see the shipping charges in their Frequently Asked Questions section). They tack on $15 for Foreign Orders. I LOVE ordering from them because their fabric is represented very well on their website (and in their catalog). I have never been disappointed - they are not a cheap place though.
#17
boah, this world is such a funny small place. I life a three quarter hour drive from cotton and color.............and that is the place I spend 64$ on a moda jelly roll. The roll is called "sleepy time" designed by Lori Gardner and as I cant find it on the net it must be a collection from some time back. Not that I mind that as I am a newbie, but the price!?
#18
Originally Posted by granny_59
boah, this world is such a funny small place. I life a three quarter hour drive from cotton and color.............and that is the place I spend 64$ on a moda jelly roll. The roll is called "sleepy time" designed by Lori Gardner and as I cant find it on the net it must be a collection from some time back. Not that I mind that as I am a newbie, but the price!?
#20
I had the jelly rolls from the following - I telephoned her and she was happy to post to France. I had some Moda fabrics on sale as well for £5/metre.
http://www.cross-patch.co.uk/index.htm
You may want to check out these
http://www.ladysewandsew.com/v2/index.php
http://www.cottonpatch.co.uk/acatalog/shop.html
http://www.fabricinspirations.co.uk/
http://www.jbquiltingfabrics.co.uk/shop/
https://laughinghedgehog.com/
http://www.rainbowcrafts.eu/patchwor...FU4g3godumy9Cw
Happy shopping!
http://www.cross-patch.co.uk/index.htm
You may want to check out these
http://www.ladysewandsew.com/v2/index.php
http://www.cottonpatch.co.uk/acatalog/shop.html
http://www.fabricinspirations.co.uk/
http://www.jbquiltingfabrics.co.uk/shop/
https://laughinghedgehog.com/
http://www.rainbowcrafts.eu/patchwor...FU4g3godumy9Cw
Happy shopping!
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