Be sure to upcycle, recycle, unicycle, bicycle...denim, tea towels, buttons, etc...check out antique shops, flea markets, surplus stores, your closets...
Bricks and Mortar Shops:
Michaels
Hobby Lobby
Various Quilt Shops
On Line:
jcaroline creative
clover
Create For Less
Nancy's Notions
Quilting-Warehouse
Buckle Guy
Ghees
byAnnie.com
Rick Rack and Trims:
Sew-Biz Fabrics
Harts Fabrics
JKM Ribbon and Trims
The Ribbon Jar
Purse Handles
superbuzzy
Quilt Batting I like:
Warm and Natural
Quilter's Dream Cotton
Batting I like for bag making:
Soft and Stable
Pellon fusible thermolam
Check the above shops for:
glamour rings
cord
On-Line fabric shops I visit:
Fabric Shack
Canton Village Quilt Works
Connecting Threads
Quilt Home
Fat Quarter Shop
equilter
Bloggers seems to be having a spacing issue. With luck it'll be resolved or not.
~Piecefully, Stephanie
16 comments:
Thank you for the links! Very helpful.
And where do we get sweet little puppy faces?
Tell Abby she is a better than Vanna White.
Great resources, Stephanie - thanks! By the way - how did you Army bag go over at graduation?
Cheers!
thanks for the links.
I went to applique group this morning and one of the ladies mentioned that she bought the coolest pattern using bright fabrics. It was your Barefoot in the Park.
Smart post, Stephanie!
Great resources, Stephanie. Thank you so much. This will alot of help for alot of people.
I can always use another resource for buttons, rick rack and purse handles.
Excellent links! Iwas surprised to see all the little things there are for bag making.
Thanks for the list. Will check out the ones I am not familiar with.
This is great! Thanks so much for all the links!
Thank you for taking the time to share your sources with us Stephanie! It is a gorgeous post, too! Love all your pics (of your wonderful creations)! Love the bag with the star button... have you got more pics of that one on your blog? Would love to see it!
Also, love your new blog look - it doesn't matter what you do, it's always done so well and it always says "Loft Creations"!!!!
Hugs sweetie! Vikki xoxo
It's been my experience that the most useful things can be found in unexpected places. It's in how you look at it. Thanks for helping us think outside the box...
Very helpful links. Love all your pics, Thanks for the list.
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Thanks for the links. I really love your vintage spool pattern.
How kind of you to share :-) this will be very helpful!
This is awesome, Stephanie! Thanks so much for this helpful list. It must've taken quite a while to compose all the links and pictures. Your tips are brilliant. I can see myself often coming back to this very helpful list. Thank you!!
Thanks for the links Stephanie. Blogger has certainly been a pain lately.
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