Mill End Textiles
 

They are located around the Minneapolis area. Has anyone been there? Wondering what they are like.

It takes a lot of patience to find the "good stuff" because there is so much fabric, but if a person is persistant and patient, there are bargains to be had. Sometimes I have respiratory problems in the store. piecefully, the old one

Depends on the one you go to, I've been to the one in Eden Prairie alot and it's a nice large facility, the one in Burnsville, It's ok but I would rather go to the other, some are very cluttered and small,

I go there whenever i need fabric. it is the closest source to me. but i almost never leave there without something i can use, even if it is not exactly what i want. each location has their own manager who can make or break the store. 'nough said.

Makes me homesick. Is SR Harris still open? Used to love that place, if I could find anything in it.

i'd like to hear about those kind of places in other states--esp PA! sounds like a great source for scraps!

There is nothing like that in my neck of the wood's.....GEESH!

I've been to the one in Eau Claire and the one in Rochester. They are great if you if you like Batiks and marbles like I do. I wait until I get one of their regular coupons for 60% off and buy what is left on a bolt. Was just there last week and got great marble for under $3 a yard!

Nothing like that here that I know of. Sounds good, though.

don't overlook the misprints. Some make great bindings.

Been to the store in Eden Prairie. It was large and well-lit. Couldn't find much quality stuff, and just got my baby fabric and left.

I've been to the Mill's End in Reno, once. I did get quite a bit, but that's the last time I've been there, since I haven't been to Reno since.

I wish they has some of the Textile Mill Outlets in Floirda - I would be there every week ....


On second thought maybe I'm better off that there are none in my area