Best place to buy extra-wide backing material?
#31
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: In the Midwest
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My favorite shop for backing fabric is Helios in Mt. Vernon, Iowa. Precut 108 x 108 backings sell for $39.00. There is a discount if you buy 2 or more. They have great sales too. https://heliosstitchesnstuff.com/
#33
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Winchester, VA
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I really don't want to have to piece anything together for my larger quilts.
Currently I am working on an extra large one (for me anyway) and it is 98x102.
I thought it would be easier and less stretching, if I didn't have seams. So would the wide-backing work? And if so, where is your favorite place to go?
Currently I am working on an extra large one (for me anyway) and it is 98x102.
I thought it would be easier and less stretching, if I didn't have seams. So would the wide-backing work? And if so, where is your favorite place to go?
#35
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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I'm a big fan of Backside Fabrics too.
But if I need a lot of one fabric, or can share with a buddy, Textile Collections (fabric4less.com) is the BEST place to go. You can buy really nice 108" wide fabric for as little as $5.75/yd.
Right now, they have lots of wide batiks on sale for $8.75/yd.
The catch? You have to buy the whole bolt. This place only sells by the bolt or by flat folds. They also have some fat quarter bundles.
It is a wholesaler, but you don't have to be a retailer in order to buy there. You just have to register (for free) and then log in to see (and get) great prices on everything. They have lots of name brand fabrics.
I have no affiliation or family or friends there, I just like 'em. They also have great prices on by the bolt 44"- 45" fabrics too.
But if I need a lot of one fabric, or can share with a buddy, Textile Collections (fabric4less.com) is the BEST place to go. You can buy really nice 108" wide fabric for as little as $5.75/yd.
Right now, they have lots of wide batiks on sale for $8.75/yd.
The catch? You have to buy the whole bolt. This place only sells by the bolt or by flat folds. They also have some fat quarter bundles.
It is a wholesaler, but you don't have to be a retailer in order to buy there. You just have to register (for free) and then log in to see (and get) great prices on everything. They have lots of name brand fabrics.
I have no affiliation or family or friends there, I just like 'em. They also have great prices on by the bolt 44"- 45" fabrics too.
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