Over here (Netherlands) we pay 21- 28 dollar per meter (1,1 yard). That's why a lot of Dutch quilters order online in the US.

In Florence, Oregon, it is probably on average, 9.50a yard.

dont have an LQS here in Denton. the closed some time ago. they are building a super joanns so we will get a ride and see what the prices are there.

$21 - $26 per metre (which is one yard and three and four tenths inches). So a rough rule of thumb is that we pay $26+ for one yard and three inches. Hence why I use every scrap.

We are between $9 and $10 a year here

I just got Hancocks of Paducah catalog and the prices start at $9.98 up to $10.50 for batiks. Thank goodness for Connecting Threads

The best shop close to me sells regular fabrics from $7 to $9 and has a sale room with fabric for $5. I am in Southern California.

In New Zealand we also pay $26-$30 per meter. Makes quilting an expensive but still very pleasurable hobbie. I conesequently love scrappy quilts as I buy a fat quarter at a time so it is more affordable over time for me and not a huge outlay at one time.

I pay around $9.75/yd for full price. The Amish store in the next town is a bit cheaper - usually around $8/yd.

$8.50 - $14.99/yd here on Ohio depending on maker