Thank you Woody and Marion T for mentioning my store!

Hint, hint... you can buy as little as a quarter-yard of most of our fabrics, for all those times you don't need a full yard. It's more cost-effective than having to buy more than you need.

Here are a few of my favorites:
http://www.zandsfabrics.com
http://www.burkfabrics.com/Store/pc/home.asp
http://www.quiltfabriccloseouts.com/...tore/store.cgi
http://www.dutchlandquilts.com/static/controls/
http://www.rentedmulequilts.com/

www.ericas.com (I think - it's Erica's Fabrics in Indiana - you may need to google) - very reliable

www.keepsakequilting.com

Eileen Voegtlin The Quilters Loft LLC I order fabric from Eileen only. Sometimes I don't even look at her website, which doesn't have all of the items in her shop. I just call her or send her an email of what I want and she will send an email with photos of the fabrics or do the math for a project I want to do for free. Her customer service cannot be matched in any shop. I recently purchased a bolt of Kona Black Fabric beautiful for my 12 moons king quilt at $4 a yard. I cannot say enough good things about her Diannerab

Google "fab shop hop" and you can get a list of about 200 on-line fabric shops. I pretty much shop exclusively on-line sales now, and get some really great fabric at good prices.

A good one for repros is grandmasatticquilting.com. She has good prices and a nice monthly newsletter. http://www.grandmasatticquilting.com/

Here's another http://www.greenfairyquilts.com/ This one is all precuts. Excellent fast shipping and good prices.

I lived in remote Alaska for years, and in Italy and had to do ALL my fabric shopping online...These two shops are by far the greatest for service and selections.
http://www.stitch-n-frame.net
http://www.fabricshack.com

there are thousands and if you do a search you will find that in the links & tutes section there has already been a list compiled...like once a month someone asks so the list is there!

I've probably purchased from 20 online stores-maybe more. I have never had a problem with any of them. To be sure you're working with a store that is financially sound, I would suggest checking out their "new" file on their site, to see how many new fabrics they're purchasing. I would think that would be a good indicator if they are solid or not. But again, I've purchased from many, many online stores, and have never had an issue.

I bought some sale fabric from Keepsake Quilting and was very pleased. I do like to touch, feel, look as we do have Hancocks, Hobby Lobby, LQS and some at Wal-Mart and am always looking for something different and unique.