Fabric Shops in Upland, CA

www.marshalldrygoods.com 108 in backing starts at $7.99 a yard

Fabric.com carries many wide backings 116-120” wide. Probably cost you about $50-$60 for a 3 1/4 yd piece

Thousands of bolts and a nut.....seriously! https://www.thousandsofbolts.com

Whittles Fabric online. You can find quilting quality fabric for $4 and $5 a yard

She need MORE than 108 wide she need 120 wide for the extra. Go to marshallsdrygoods.com and they sell the wider fabric I do believe and it is reasonable. hope this helps

Try Connecting Threads prices...

Marylyn L Boughan Jones sells 108 inch wide backing for $8 a yard. It's all I use!

I have All Kinds of QUILT BACKING 108" wide for $8.00 a yd checkout out...https://www.facebook.com/groups/832190126926092/?ref=group_header

Don't know what color you had in mind.... but 5 bucks a yard website has two fabrics that are 108" wide for $7.95 a yard. Or use muslin. I have muslin on several of my larger quilts and it looks just fine! https://www.5 bucksayard.com/items/108-Inch-Quiltback-Fabric/list.htm

Thousands of Bolts usually has some on sale and lots more for around $14 a yard in the wide. https://www.thousandsofbolts.com/index.cfm?wheretext=&category_id=18&fuseaction=category.display&xpattern=&catfiltersubmitted=1&sort=colorH&displaycount=9&mfg_account_id=&themecat_id=&fab_type_id=&search_string=quilt+back

I use Pineapple Fabric . Com they are going to have a sale Feb ( first Saturday in February) it's Thursday, Friday and Saturday check them out. I have bought whole cloth 115 x115 for $34.00 then they sell it for $28.00 hope this helps. They are in Archdale, NC and on line

low priced backing here http://www.marshalldrygoods.com/

Marshalldrygoods.com or Fabric.com

http://backsidefabrics.com/

Try this site for inexpensive wide backs - $5 flat rate shipping https://www.quiltedtwins.com/search?q=Wide%20 back

Fabric.com has some less expensive fabric in widths of 108 and 115 widths.

Thousandsofbolts.com has 118” wide backings. Saw some for 11.50 a yd

Look at Marshall’s Dry Goods. Super fabric and prices. They are online.

Try Quilted Twins. They have nice extra wide fabric for backing at very reasonable price. They ship your whole order for $5 if I remember right. Very good people.

Either JoAnns Muslin with a coupon— Prewashed, starched, pieced if not a wide one, and thoroughly pressed—or piece a backing from whatever scraps Both leftover and coordinating in strips and rectangles etc. That gives a modern looking backing that looks like a second quilt

I've gotten fabric from Fabric.com & very reasonable: https://www.fabric.com/find?searchText=wide+quilt+backing

Join QUILTING CLASSIFIED FB group. Marilyn??? Has lots of backing for 8.00 per yard. Also Hobby Lobby 40% off coupons are my life saver in a pinch.

Thousandsofbolts.com. Can get 42 inch wide fabric for $5 a yard and seam it. They offer great service and have beautiful, quality fabrics. They also have wide fabric but I do not know the price.

Joanne fabric.com

Try Rainbows End in Dunedin, Fla. Google for the website.

Here's my list. We have our first grand baby due in August http://store.crafttownfabrics.com/stores_app/Browse_dept_items.asp?Store_id=853&Page_id=17&categ_id=4115 https://www.shabbyfabrics.com/Northcott/Bundle-Of-Love.aspx https://www.shabbyfabrics.com/Quilting-Treasures/Shine-Bright.aspx https://www.fabric.com/buy/0422799/fun-with-nature-mixed-critter-brown https://www.fabric.com/buy/0418991/polka-dot-pond-panel http://www.hawthornethreads.com/fabric/designer/whistler_studios/animal_abcs http://www.hawthornethreads.com/fabric/designer/riley_blake_designs_house_designer/giraffe_crossing_2

Try etsy.com. You can find every thing there

http://www.quiltshops.com/ Great search engine for fabrics

Fabric.com, or quiltshops.com. If you know the name of the fabric line you could just google it and if it's on Etsy or Ebay it will come up as a choice.

Try fabric.com and Spoonflower.com

Yup. Fabric.com

Check out Birch Fabrics (birchfabrics.com) in Paso Robles - they are online as well. A lot of the modern prints in organic cotton knits...have visited the store and the knits are a good weight and soft hand feel.

We manufacture lots of different knit patterns at Riley Blake Designs ~ https://www.rileyblakedesigns.com/shop/category/riley-blake-designs/knit/

Maybe Fabric Geeks

Thread Bear Fabrics in Cumming Ga. not sure of any more on that sidd of town but you can google. Thread Bear has TONS of fabric.

Thread Bear in Cumming and Georgia sewing &quilting in Buford

A Scarlett Thread in McDonough is great!

Tiny Stitches in Marietta

yes, Tiny stitches is great, theres also the Red Hen in Marietta,

Thread Bear is a great shop to go to, It is also close to where you will be. There is a Joann's and Hobby Lobby there too. Marietta is quite a ways from there(the other side of Atlanta).

Middle Georgia Shop Hop starts today. Go to this site for details. Thes shops are south of you, but would be a good day's jaunt where you can get your quilt shop fix. http://www.mid-ga-shop-hop.com/home.html

Here's a good list of the greater atlanta shops. http://www.atlantaquiltshophop.com/

Thread Bear is probably the closest to where you are; it's in Cumming GA. http://www.threadbearfabrics.com/

WanderingStiches is in Orlando (not far from the airport) Also, Sewing Studio in Matiland. Yes, we also have JoAnn's and Wal-Mart as well as Hobby Lobby.

quiltshopofdeland.com is not too far away northeast off interstate 4.

There is a really nice quilt shop in the area called Cotton Patch Quilt Shop. I really enjoyed visiting them when I went to Florida visit.

I suggest you visit small quilt shops. They have beautiful fabrics, help the local economy and usually very helpful employees. If you shop Joanne's, Hobby Lobby or Walmart you generally will sacrifice quality and definitely sales help. If you are dazzled by the large size then the big box stores might be good for you.

Check out the Row by Row experience. It will be still be going on when you get the USA. The website is rowbyrowexperience.com. It will also have a list of shops nearest you. If you are going to spend money on fabric for quilting, I go to the quilt shops first. If you do buy from JoAnns make sure you buy the good quality fabric. Not all of the fabric they carry is all that great.

We have a Joanne's on Rt. 192 in Kissimmee. The Heartfelt Quilt store is on John Young Parkway in Kissimmee. The Sewing Studio is in Maitland - off of Rt. 4 (they are also opened on Sunday afternoons and have a big inventory of fabric.) There are several Walmarts in the Disney area and we have a Hobby Lobby on Osceola Pkwy in Kissimmee.

Wal Mart is open 24 hours a day. There are too many of them! I am not a snob, but will not use their low quality fabric on a quilt I put lots of time and effort into. Great deals for small projects, though. Also, JoAnns fat quarters are so skimpy you can see through them! Just, buyer be aware!

Go to www.Quiltinghub.com and it will list all the quilt shops in Florida. I know of two in Orlando: Wandering Stitches and Quilter's Cove. However, you need to keep this in mind - Florida is flat and everywhere is close and easy and the roads are good. Be sure to sign up for a Sunpass when you rent your car. And have fun! (I personally love the quilt shop in Plant City.)

You should try The Cotton Cupboard on Broadway in Bangor, they are closed on sundays and mondays, but have a great selection!

Definitely Cotton Cupboard- great fabric selection.

I was in Bangor in November. I stopped at a quilt shop there. Very nice staff and good selection of fabric https://www.cottoncupboardquilt.com/

You can design your own fabric or buy other people’s designs at spoonflower.com, but it’s expensive.

Superbuzzy? Japanese fabric vendors on Etsy?

The British Craft Awards Held annually to celebrate the best of craft in the UK. Threads and Patches has been a winner every year for the past 3 years http://www.threadsandpatches.co.uk/

Of course it depends where in Va. you are going. There is Sarah's Thimble in Virginia Beach, Fabric Hut in Norfolk and A Different Touch in Chesapeake. There also is Nancy Calico Patch in Newport News, again it depends on where in Va. you are going.

Cottonwood in CHarlottesville, Scrappy Apple in Winchester, and Rachel's Quilt Patch in Staunton, and go to lunch next door at The Depot Grille. http://depotgrille.com/staunton/

Webfabrics, Purcellville. Quilter’s Studio, Fairfax. Jimmy Beyer, great Falls.

http://www.bluecrabquiltco.com. Highly recommend!

Looking at where you will be, I suggest Schoolhouse Fabrics in Floyd as a great fabric store, and that you ask your question of the Winston-Salem crowd in North Carolina.

Independence Grayson county .... this is where our son is going so anywhere in surrounding areas would be good

https://www.quiltinaday.com/shoponline/books_display.asp?i=629 This is the pattern

Near Cripple Creek is a town called Woodland Park. Needles and Bolts is located there. Nice little shop but they don't rotate their fabric much, so I've already seen it all for the last 5 years. haha. Nice displays, though.

Nuts and Bolts shop in Woodland Park, just North of Hwy 24 off the main drag. Marsha is a delight! Also, High Country Quilts in Co. Springs - both worth the trip!

Estes Park has my very very favorite quilt shop ever!!!! They serve you the most scrumptious blueberry tea while you shop!.http://www.cottageblissestes.com/

Tiny Stitches in Marietta.

Hwy 321 Holloway Country Home Crosby, TN 37722 phone 423-487-3866

The pattern Hutch, 172 Old Mill Ave, Pigeon Forge and one in Sevierville up the road - The Cherry Pit, 115 Bruce St. Sevierville, second one in Sevierville - Machine Quiltin by Iva, 1020 Old Knoxville Hwy, Sevierville - fabric & threads in addition to the custom quilting the name implies

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