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Not that we need more fabric, but...

7 years ago

I've joined this Facebook group called Quilting with pre-cuts and learned about a couple of places to buy good fabric really cheap. Jelly roll fabrics, Tuesday Morning, and Craftsy all have really reasonable jelly rolls and layer cakes. Just throwing it our there. You can never have enough.

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polardream
7 years ago
I have found stuff at Tuesday Morning before ... you just never know what you will find!
grammyp
7 years ago
Thanks, Enabler.
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vasutx (storiedquilts.com)
7 years ago
I've got some from Craftsy. The quality of their "exclusive" brand is a bit iffy. I got Boundless solids (Craftsy brand) and I feel they are a bit thinner than Kona cotton solids. Craftsy also has brand name fabric like Kona, Moda and they are frequently on sale for a good price.

I haven't tried Tuesday morning. There is one close to where I live and I'm going to try.

Yes, thanks enabler :-) There's no such thing as too much fabric.

Vasu
toolgranny
7 years ago
I've bought several things there including rulers. But, so far my store has only fabric that is poor quality. I always watch. Sometimes they have cutting mats for next to nothing.

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