Kathy Osterby

I recently moved from ILL. where my WM was only 10 minutes away to MT where it is now 2 hours drive away! Same goes for quilt shop as she is selling as is the 1 in ILL. I'm beginning to think I jinx quilt shops. I'm ! of those who likes to see fabrics in person before I buy so time will tell how much I sew.

Quilter 65

As someone else mentioned, be careful what you wish for. We had several scrapbook stores spring up and then Wal-Mart got into the mix. Now all the other stores are gone and the selection at Wal-Mart is miniscule. I would be afraid that they will drive all LQS out of business. Just my concern and I want the small guys to succeed because of variety, quality, service, etc. Several WM fabric "cutters" haven't got much of a clue. I am sure there are others who do, but the difference is amazing when you can go into a LQS and they will stack up fabrics and help you decide on colors, etc. Also their enthusiasm is just plain contagious.

QuiltingJaguar

Our Wal-Mart (Normandy) in Jacksonville, FL: is moving their Fabric Department all around to improve it and adding even more materials by the end of June. Yeah!! Love it...I bought Singer Serger for $207 and it works great.

Old hen

If you're looking for an occasional piece of fabric, Walmart may have what you want. My experience is, though, there are never enough coordinated pieces to make an entire project. I do buy flannel for baby blankets at Walmart and Hobby Lobby. Selection is great.

Caswews

Wohoo !! Our Wal Mart has really amped up their fabric.. I was in there today buying some material for dresses and wow .. I couldn't believe how its grown !

penski

i would not get to excited yet our walmart brought back fabric and the quality is not that great and the prices went up drastically the cheapest i have seen for decent fabic was almost $10.00 a yard i can get the same thing from Joanns ,Hobby Lobby or hancocks using a coupon

frontbeach

They are beautiful, I'd like to know how to make one.