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MargeD 06-01-2011 12:30 PM

Hi. I subscribe to the wash first then put into a quilt, but there are friends of mine who don't and their quilts come out fine. With my luck that wouldn't happen. It just comes down to "buyer be alert", and the prices are good. I found some great precut fleece mark-downs at Wal -Mart for $3.50 last month. Some were $5.00, but I plan on making stuffed toys for my grand-daughter to play with. I was looking for something else in their dwindling craft dept., but sometimes you get the best deals when you're not looking. Nice chatting with you.

bearisgray 06-01-2011 01:48 PM


Originally Posted by bakermom
The fabric quality depends on the manufacturer and the individual company, not the store where it's purchased.

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Ya think?????

dorothylane 06-01-2011 02:00 PM

They are usually pretty good. Be sure and feel the fabric before buying. Our WM only has just the little stuff now. No more bolts. I don't think that they realized what they were doing when they got rid of the fabric.
dottie

bearisgray 06-01-2011 02:07 PM


Originally Posted by dorothylane
They are usually pretty good. Be sure and feel the fabric before buying. Our WM only has just the little stuff now. No more bolts. I don't think that they realized what they were doing when they got rid of the fabric.
dottie

Getting rid of the fabric sure cut down on my "other" runs (excuses) to go WalMart.

sew234 06-01-2011 02:56 PM

Our WM has yardage back in. I think you have to watch the quality of what you buy-some of the fabric was thin. Most of the fabric was good quality.

dsch 06-01-2011 04:04 PM

I am sometimes fearful of trying a new pattern using my "good" fabric, so I often use the WM fabric for my prototypes. I have rarely been disappointed in the WM fabric and when I am finished, I have a new block for a "sampler" quilt top! I also bought a "jelly roll" type package at WM for around $10 that was all batiks. I am disappointed that my WM no longer has a real fabric dept.

dorothylane 06-01-2011 05:31 PM

Hopefully ours will.

G'ma Kay 06-01-2011 06:09 PM

i bought a whole bunch of them on the clearance price to make pillow cases for charity. Joplin depleted my pillowcase stock!

djmormon 06-01-2011 06:46 PM

I cannot afford $12 a yard and up.
I started buying fabric from Connecting Threads, as recommended on this blog.
They have 40% sales and lots of the fabric is under $3.00.
The shipping is great. I just ordered 6 yards and the postage was only $4. It arrives in a few days.
I love this fabric it is GREAT, GREAT quality.
The colors are TRUE and you can tell by looking at the site. I needed a backing and matched the color by putting my fabric right up to the computer screen.
If $$ is an issue give this site a try.

wannaquilt1 06-01-2011 06:50 PM


Originally Posted by nwm50
The highest price WM fabric is about like the ones @
JoAnn's....but u know JA has been having 30% off lately and is more inexpensive than WM! I have used the precuts and was ok with it but i noticed that one pk after washing came out thinner feeling but it could have been that one pk. I do like their WM selection of bundle (fq's) and the jelly rolls though. Like some says....what 1 works for you may not do for others.... :)

yeah I remember when we had a JA I used to get better deals there then Wally too but I don't have JA anymore :(


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