So, my desperate search for a specific print turned up a gem:
http://www.spoonflower.com
where you can design your own fabric. Right now you can only get it
printed on either quilting fabric or light-weight upholstery fabric,
but I have a feeling that a lot of people here could make great use of
I am searching for wool (coat or blanket weight) in a red or blue plaid. I'd
also accept heavy weight flannel in red or blue plaid. I've looked through all
the plaids and the wools at these vendors:
fabric.com
denverfabric.com
joann.com
hancock fabrics.com
trimfabrics.com
as well as the local
Have you tried a Tartan shop? Google Tartan Fabric and you may get a hit or
two...but it may be $$
Sarah Paterson
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I am searching for wool (coat or blanket weight) in a red or blue plaid.
I'd also accept heavy weight flannel in red or blue plaid. I've looked
Tried Pendleton Wool?
Arlys
On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 10:07:00 -0300 SPaterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Have you tried a Tartan shop? Google Tartan Fabric and you may get a
hit or
two...but it may be $$
Sarah Paterson
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I am searching for wool (coat or
Fashionfabricsclub.com (which is now the same as denverfabric.com) and
fabric.com get new stuff all the time, so your wool might show up if you can
wait a bit and keep checking back--I think they get new mill ends from the
retail clothing manufacturers, so the fall-winter stuff should start
B. Black Sons. You can find a link online, but sometimes you have to contact
them to find out what isn't on their online store.
Kimiko
--- On Thu, 7/17/08, Land of Oz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am searching for wool (coat or blanket weight) in a red
or blue plaid. ...
Does anyone have a
I would also recommend Vogue Fabrics in Chicago.
www.voguefabricsstore.com
Rogie, one of the owners, is a wonderful person who has become aware of the
needs of us Historical folks.
Did I mention she is driving up a truck load of goodies for Costume-Con 28?
And, BTB, William Booth, Draper,
I've purchased solid color wools from Fabric Mart Fabrics (in
Pennsylvania) and found them quite satisfactory. But I haven't
checked their website lately so don't know what they have in plaids
at the moment.
http://fabricmartfabrics.com/controller/index.php
Hope your shopping is
Try fashionfabricsclub.com too. They can be a bit slow on shipping, but they
have a huge selection.
http://www.fashionfabricsclub.com/Catalog_items.aspx?Query=Plaid
Chris
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Subject: Re: [h-cost] fabric
of Oz
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 5:53 AM
To: Historical Costume
Subject: [h-cost] fabric search
I am searching for wool (coat or blanket weight) in a red or blue plaid.
I'd also accept heavy weight flannel in red or blue plaid. I've looked
through all the plaids and the wools at these vendors
Thank you so much for all the links! The fabric is for my teenage daughter,
and if you think sewing for a customer can be a PITA, wait until you try it
for a picky teen who lives with you...
uhh!
She finally decided that the Stewart Tartan plaid is closest to what she
wants, but I'm
Baer Fabrics in Louisville, KY:
www.baerfabrics.com/
Not your topic, but maybe helpful to someone else, Beacon Fabric in
Florida - everything for upholstery and outdoor including notions and
hardware. Tents, anyone?
www.beaconfabric.com
HTH,
Sandy
At 07:52 AM 7/17/2008, you
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