Corvallis, OR
Linda's Sewing & Fabric
Althea
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Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2006 09:59:40 -0700
From: Althea Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [h-cost] Hancock Fabrics
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We have a similar situation here. Jo-Anne's is almost strictly
polyester-quiltiing-fleece-crafty products. I went in to look for
some wool to make a tunic and couldn't find anything except some
sleezy poly wool blends. I asked where to find wool in town and was
sent to a local fabric shop. The independent place was Nirvana. It
was chock full of wools and silks and all manner of beautiful
fabrics. Of course, they are extremely expensive, but quite
honestly, I was delighted to pay the price. While I won't shop there
often, but I want to support this little piece of heaven. The owner
was knowlegable and helpful. Although I declare her "Ev-il" when she
pointed out the incredible silk fabric that matched perfectly the
wool I picked out for the tunic and would make a lovely veil. I
bought two yards of it. :D
Other than this place, I make a yearly pilgrimage to Portland, OR to
visit Fabric Depot and Mill End Fabrics.
Althea - where is this wonderful store, and what is the name of it?
Julie
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Althea Turner
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