I've used Whittles and they have great fabric. They have great customer service as well.

I live near Whittles and the ladies there are absolutely WONDERFUL! Anytime I have been in there they are busy cutting for orders and leave you alone until/unless you want help.

There prices are so good I rarely shop anywhere else.

Just checked out the Whittles website. Looks great! Guess I have another place to shop. So much fabric, so little time. It's a good thing I live alone; well except for two big dogs. And they don't care how much fabric I bring in.

I just wanted to Welcome you!

I think most of my mail order stuff has come from fabric.com and hancock's of paducah. I only buy if it's on sale and keep in mind hancock's prices are for a half yard (but some are discounted if you buy more than a yard). Fabric.com usually has a coupon or two out there-you can find them by googling.

Connecting Threads has great fabric. You might want to check out Keepsake Quilting at keepsakequilting.com.

I use thousandsofbolts.com and have never been disappointed in the material their prices are great and if you get on their email list you will be notified about sales. They just had a sale on wide backing material cheaper than what I could pick up at my LQS.

I use thousandsofbolts.com and have never been disappointed in the material their prices are great and if you get on their email list you will be notified about sales. They just had a sale on wide backing material cheaper than what I could pick up at my LQS.

Internet loaded with fabric stores. I particularly like the ones with a display board where you can paste up samples to match or try a pattern or see how the fabric design/colors work together.

Have always had good luck with Connecting
Threads. They go out of their way to help you.