I'm kind of hoping to use Minkee fabric as a backing for a baby quilt I'm working on. I already have lots of fleece and can use that instead if necessary, but the texture of Minkee is just out of this world. Where is the best place to buy it, price-wise? I'm in centeral MD if that makes a difference. Thank you!
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If you get the JoAnns flyers sometimes there are 50 percent off coupons, it would be pretty reasonable.
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i found a great deal on Etsy..the seller will even throw in 1yd of riley blake fabric!
Im not connected to her in any way..but I have purchased. Its very nice quality. http://www.etsy.com/listing/69030786...of?ref=pr_shop |
Oof, why does it have to be red or blue... that's a great deal, though! I'll have to stalk her to see if she puts up any yellow or soft pink. ;) Thank you for the link!
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the poodle white is to die for --i got that one, plus blue & diamond white.
Maybe you could send a message..she may have some. worth a shot!
Originally Posted by Jennalyn
Oof, why does it have to be red or blue... that's a great deal, though! I'll have to stalk her to see if she puts up any yellow or soft pink. ;) Thank you for the link!
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Hi! I've made a few baby blankets using minkee and satin. One thing I did't know if you've thought of this or not but minkee as backing fabric would make heavy quilt and minkee doesn't take topstitching or stippling very well. The stitching just gets buried in the nap of the fabric. I had to hand tie my blankets so the minkee and satin wouldn't seperate. Just one person's experience! Chris
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great deal! thanks
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Wow, that etsy deal looks great!
I've purchased from Fabric.com and was pleased with the quality! |
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