Fabric Shopping
I get contacted a lot with the question of where I get all my
fabric. Instead of having to compose a whole new email with the same links in it
every time I decided to put a page up where I can link people to it. Simple and
easy. Of course as new sites are discovered they will be added. So here we go.
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Superbuzzy – Cute
Japanese fabric, books, zakka gifts, etc. Located in the U.S. -
Reprodepot – Variety
of fabric (Japanese and American designers), patterns, cram cream, also
located in the U.S. -
Fat Quarter Shop
– Charm packs and fat quarter bundles galore. I have purchased from this
website numerous times. -
Purl
Soho – Lots of Japanese and American fabric here. The package everything
in tissue like a gift. Also has yarn and things like that for knitting I
suppose. I don’t know how to knit so I just loiter in the fabric sections. -
Harts Fabric – Many
different prints here. I haven’t ordered from them before but I probably will
at some point. They have a good selection. -
Cry Baby’s Boutique
– Nice little site. Offers Japanese fabric plus knits. Cute prints either
way you go. -
JCaroline
– I can get lost on her website for hours. So many categories of fabric plus
tutorials it’s endless. -
Nuno-Plus – This site is
my weakness. It’s all Japanese fabrics with designers such as Decolello and
Shinzi Katoh. I have purchased from them many times. They also have websites
on Ebay and Etsy. This would be at the top of the list if they were in order
of importance. -
Kitty Craft – Here
is another website I have purchased multiple times from. Designer prints plus
magazines, books, zakka gifts, etc. -
Alexander Henry
– This website is mainly for Alexander Henry prints. From the tattoo girls to
the cute little kitchen pears you can most likely find any print of his here. -
EQuilter – Many prints
on this site. Have used it for quilting fabrics before. - The Fabric Fairy – Lots of cute prints, knit, Japanese. Good stuff. 🙂
- Bunte Fabric – Beautiful fabrics and great source of cute ribbon.
- Z & S Fabric – Popular designer prints.
- Fabric Tales – Many Japanese prints. Traditional and cute.
- U-Handbag – Not really a fabric shop but has lots of cute purse frame kits and patterns. I love them.
- Hancocks of Paducah – Has lots of designer prints/collections.
On Etsy