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In my city, we have a HUGE fabric store named Best Fabrics. The local movie producers use this store because the selection is overwhelming! On the checkout counter is two boxes full of fat quarters at $1.00 per FQ. Is this a good price?
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Lucky you! I have paid anywhere between $1-$2.50 for a FQ
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They're around $1.99 here.
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I haven't bought any yet. Looks like I will be going back and picking up a bunch.
Oh, I did pick up 8 1/2 yards of muslin for $3.50 a yard and lace fabric for $4.99 a yard to make new curtains for the windows in my kitchen, dining room and living room. The windows are small and I'm going to blend the muslin with some flowery fabric that I picked up from an estate sale a couple years ago. |
In our LQS here, they are $2.50 - $2.75 each... That is a VERY good deal :D:D:D
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Oh yes...they go from $2.25 to $2.75 here!
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If it is quality cotton quilt fabric then the price is $2.50 to $2.75 here. I buy fat quarters from Keepsakes Quilting, 100 for $99. So $1 is a very good price. Walmart here has $1 fat quarters but they are not good quality.
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The store is not Walmart. I don't know how to judge the quality of a fabric.
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Fat quarters in Ontario Canada sell for $2.50 to $4.50 each. Our guest speaker at our guild meeting last week was selling fat quarters for landscape quilts at $6.00 each! Canadian quilters would be thrilled to find fat quarters at $1 each and would really enjoy shopping at that warehouse. Fabric and quilting stores are in short supply in my area and even our Wal-marts no longer sell fabric.
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FQ are 2.50 for regular and Batiks I think are 3.00 at my LQS.
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