I shop at Connecting threads and fabric depot.

Connecting Threads, Bayside Quilting, Keepsakes, Missouri Quilting Co., Marshall's Dry Goods and any online shop that has fabric I like on sale.

I have shopped at Missouri Quilting Com. and Fabric.com , Joanns, Hancocks , Peggy Annes

Most of the above plus Fabric Shack

eQuilter, Connecting Threads, Clotilde, and some other random places at various times.

Do you know where you can sell fabric online?

without making up a whole e-commerce site on your own, I think your only 2 choices are eBay and Etsy (in the "supplies" category). If you design your own fabric, you can sell it on Spoonflower, I think.

Huge fan of Thousands of Bolts. I once ordered 85 yards , all of it was premium goods. Fast Service , great selection, super prices.

Fabulous Fabrics, The Thimble Cottage, and Ebay.

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I may be doing consignment fabric sales on my website as soon as it's up...in about four weeks....

pm me.

Thanks... I'll check out Etsy!

Forgot about them. I've had good experience with them also.

The Cotton Club, Over the Rainbow (overrainbow.com, please leave out the "the"), Fat Quarter Shop, Fabric Shack, Tranquility Quilts, eBay, Etsy, Heart of Dixie, Thousands of Bolts, Henrietta's Handbags, Missouri Quilt Company....I'll think of some more..

http://stores.ebay.com/CROWSNESTQUIL...1QQ_fsubZQ2d33

http://www.5bucksayard.com/items/-2-99-or-Less/list.htm

Connecting Threads & Fat QuarterShop.com

http://patsfatquarters.com/

My FAVORITE is the above ebay seller. Great stuff at $5 to $6 a yard.


http://www.whittlesfabrics.com
http://www.bearpawquilting.com/

Both have nice sales it seems. I was looking for Civil War/1800's fabrics and located some at good prices.

Connecting Threads and Thousands of Bolts.

I love the kits, fabric and thread at Connecting Threads. They don't have a ton of notions though. When sewthankful - http://www.sewthankful.com/ - had their 1.99 flat rate shipping I purchased a few items from them and was very pleased with their products and the quick shipping. I buy quilting books on Amazon and some items on ebay. I guess if I am looking for something specific I will just search around and see who's got the best price.....

ebay, etsy

For what it's worth... a co-worker of mine sells on eBay (where she has her own little "store" and also Etsy (because a sales rep told us that it was "hot" there).

She does the vast majority of her business on eBay. Any sales she gets from Etsy are just a bonus.

wow you are a shopping Queen!