Wal-mart fabric in Wabash, indiana
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Yes-they still sell fabric there. Or at least they did the last time we were there.Originally Posted by dkabasketlady
Is the Hobby Lobby in Kokomo still open and sell fabric??? They usually have a really nice quality of fabric!
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babyfireo4 , 02-12-2011 07:40 PM
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I think so to. I never even thought of hobby lobby! I might have to go do some looking this week! I think our bank account was safer when I thought we only had a couple different places to go!
#23
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Mine too. If it wasn't for this board I wouldn't have a clue of places to go.Originally Posted by babyfireo4
I think so to. I never even thought of hobby lobby! I might have to go do some looking this week! I think our bank account was safer when I thought we only had a couple different places to go!
#24
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Last time I was there they had a treadle machine fixed up in nice cabinet and one of the feather weights big sisters.Originally Posted by gale
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That's where I bought my featherweight. :mrgreen:
Originally Posted by asmmauer
Hi everyone I am from Delphi near Lafayette. Another great shop in our area is called Quilters Harvest . It is in a old church building as you are heading out of Lafayette towards Attica .The people that work there are very nice and great fabric selection.
#25
GEE! Nice stash. I said I was not buying anymore fabric this month, BUT if Wally World has their material on sale, I'll have to go get some fabric...I'm on my way today..Hope to get my stash to growing. Thanks for the tip.
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Lv2sew2011 , 02-13-2011 05:42 AM
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Me too! Hobby Lobby is expensive when it comes to fabrics.Originally Posted by littlehud
Those are beautiful fabrics. Looks like a great haul to me. I wish our Walmart would bring back their fabrics.
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I find most of the $4.95 to #5.95 WM fabric has the same weight and quality as the $8.95 Quilt shop,however selection is better at QS. I bought some the other day on sale for $2.50at WM and it is wonderful fabric.
