grammyjo

Whittle's Fabric was my go-to shop. But, I am on a fabric moratorium for my 3rd year - still have wayyyyyy toooo much fabric.

gillyo

I buy a lot of fabric online and love FabricShack! I just got 7 half yard cuts of Kaffe Fassett fabric. It took two days to get to me in California, and the total cost was under $30. I was most disappointed with Connecting Threads. I waited almost 3 weeks for a small order. I won't buy from them again.

thrums

I use many of the shops above (just signed up for Quilt Fabric deals newsletters). https://melindasfabricshop.com has good prices on her clearance fabrics (yardage, take it all, odd and ends and closeouts). In the past once I have ordered I will get an email for 10% off my next order which includes sale items. If you have questions Melinda is very helpful.

thrums

Whoaaa! Good for you I lasted 4 months.

Whittles is a bit off the beaten track but if you're near Smith's Grove, KY (south of Eliz. town and north of Bowling Green) it's worth a stop.

I understand Fabric Shack is too but haven't been that way yet.

solstice3

1000 bolts, fabric.com, craft town fabric, Hancock of Paduccah, to name a few I have had good luck with all of them. I also google what I am looking for... just recently got something I needed on ebay.

thrums

Soltice3 thanks for the craft town link. I followed it when it had a different owner. I has really changed. It made me think of another http://www.fabricbuffet.com/index.html that has good sales/clearance.

I have used etsy to search specific prints and been fortunate.

QUILTNMO

i like connecting threads have always had good luck with them and also thousands bolts