Fabric Shops in Los Angeles, CA

if you're in the US I could give you a pretty long list of places! I'm pretty sure they all will ship outside of the US, but you'll just have to pay more in shipping. Knitpop - they have super fast shipping inside the us and great prices! Sincerely rylee - lots of great sweater knits and they have great sales as well, they usually have a 'dotd' which is usually 2 different fabrics on sale every day! So sew english Girl Charlee - I've only gotten one thing from there, not super great quality, but not terrible either Bow button Sly fox I'm also in a ton of custom fabric groups on Facebook. Customs are a little more expensive, usually around 20-30 USD per yard of cotton Lycra and French Terry, a little less for woven if they offer it in that base, but it's SOOOO worth it, it's great quality fabric and so so so cute! Pre-order is usually a few dollars less than retail and retail isn't always a guarantee since it sells so fast! Here's a list of some of them! Wonderground - my favorite! They also have great quality solid cotton Lycra Pink Zeppelin Mily Mae fabrics Jade Penny Affordable fabrics and more The knit panel konnektion - they are outside of the us but I don't remember where Elevated fashion fabrics Hissy fit Fabrics Oh so pretty custom fabrics Threaded candy custom fabrics Moon beam after dark - they have adult rated fabrics and they are awesome! Kammie Lou lou's custom fabrics Total eclipse of the stitch TBK Zenith and quasar fabrics The geek garden Panel mania Firefliez fabrics - I've heard some not so great things about them lately, but I've never ordered from there, so just use caution Tangled threads MK designs - another of my favorites!! Rockerbye Wanderlust Backstitch The fabric cottage Raspberry Creek Smoogie Fabric anthropology I know I skipped over a few on my list of groups, but that's the majority of them! They all have Facebook groups you can join! If you are on FB and join them, I would also suggest joining the B/S/T groups, not all have them, but many do! I'm also in many fabric destashing groups, custom and non-custom, those are great ways to get great fabric for a little cheaper than retail from a store! There's also a group called 'fabric scams & information group' which is a great place to find info about either people selling in a destash that scam people and sometimes even groups that have bad people, just a really informative group! I hope this helps!! Happy sewing!

Fabric.com is good and I like mood personally

Fabricmart Fabrics (Pennsylvania) - great value and selection. 80% of my sewing stash is from them (garment sewing.) For higher end fabrics, Michael's Fabric/The Fabric Place out of Baltimore, Emma One Sock, Elliott Berman Textiles (NYC). Mid-range, the Fabric Shop (New Zealand, they had a shop in LA up until last year) for beautiful wools, silks, other natural fibers, Farmhouse Fabrics. I've purchase stuff from all of these places and they are usually my go-to stores.

i like [fatquartershop.com](https://fatquartershop.com) and [fabric.com](https://fabric.com) :D FQS has a lot of good precuts and kits. [fabric.com](https://fabric.com) has good prices and HUGE selection. ​ i also like [fabricempire.com](https://fabricempire.com) for non quilting fabrics but honestly they might have great quilting fabrics, i've just never looked. i like that they'll send any sample for a buck.

For quilting cottons, I really like The Fabric Candy Shop. They have a retail website, and they run a Facebook group where they do a lot of preorders (so you pay up a front and then receive your fabric later, but I think the price is usually a little lower than retail).

your location might be useful if you’re looking for recommendations.

Someone already mentioned [Fabric.com](https://Fabric.com) which is good for a wide range of fabrics. I'd also recommend [lowpricefabrics.com](https://lowpricefabrics.com) and Fabric Bubb. The latter site is good for trendy and designer quilting cottons, but they also have some flannels, linen and canvas.

Richard Bublitz can help.

If it is leather or vinyl, Rick could examine it and quote a price to fix it. Call him at 818-635-8887. Check our web site www.fibrenew,com/west for examples of before after.

for a huge range of denims http://pacificbluedenims.com/

Wolfin Textiles do a heavy weight drill and a lot of other basic fabrics. They do two weights so make sure to ask for the heavy weight one. Hope that helps x

Maybe William Gee near Dalston station.

Brisbane Moss for cotton drill........