Buying Fabric on the Internet?

Where can I go for affordable sewing fabric over the internet?

By kay race from Lock Haven, PA

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jan king
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September 3, 20090 found this helpful

Try www.fabric.com
You can sign up for their daily specials. Also free shipping on all orders over $25! Grandma Jan & Kato the Wonder Dog

nellie capell

September 3, 20090 found this helpful

Buy your fabric on Ebay. Just type in the type fabric you want, then click "crafts" from the search dropdown list. You can get amazing deals if you are patient and look at a lot of the offerings. I have gotten some super good deals.

You are better off buying multiple yardages of cloth from a seller because of the shipping cost. A lot of the sellers will have cloth for sale in large quantities and of different prints. These are almost always great deals. Hope this helps.

victoria

September 4, 20090 found this helpful

I always found the best deals on ebay. Just remember to check the wholesale listings as well.

Marjorie
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September 6, 20090 found this helpful

Be well aware of shipping charges and watch that you don't overpay on eBay.

Brenda J. Moore

June 27, 20100 found this helpful

Marshall's, Joann's, Sweet Peas and Angels, Renees on Ebay, Sew Sisters Quilt Shop, Minkees, Clotilde.com, Honeybuns, Mikes Fabrics and Trimmings, Fabric Depot, Lucy's Fashion and Trimmings, Fabric Buffet,

Endless really. I actually buy most of my fabric on-line.
There are times when you can get a really great deal on eBay when a Seller is [lets' say] cleaning house, or getting rid of someones' estate etc. These are the folks who aren't just selling fabric and you can quite often get a few yards for next to nothing. The shipping rate is pretty standard, about $10.95/up to 6 yards in express envelope. That will be less since you are in the USA buying more than likely from USA Sellers.

Have fun. I could spend all day hunting through fabric sites.

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