Favorite shopping sites

I'm in a project starting mood today and I'm doing a bit of window shopping. Well,,, it's still "window shopping" until I actually buy something ;-) What are your favorite websites (with good service) for fabrics, patterns, books, etc.?

Karen in Oklahoma (feeling a shopping storm coming on)

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Karen Garza
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For fabrics, Viginia and Equilter, for patterns, Macia's Cache:

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Kate Dicey

Sign up for the Shop Hop. That will get you started!

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I'll bet you find something to buy.

Cindy

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teleflora

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How's the long-arming coming along? Have you taken your class with Linda Taylor yet?

Laurie G. in CA

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Laurie G.

Oh..my...............I'm gonna burry my creditcard in the garden............

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Granny Waetherwax

I've never shopped at Virginia Quilter (gotta fix that! ), but I can also vouch for EQuilter. Their service is really good. :)

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Sandy Foster

These have really great sales, excellent service, and will let you order

1/2 yards. Quilters Quarter has a flat shipping fee of 4.99 and Heart of Dixie ships free on orders over $50. No extra handling charges either.

Honeyfork is another one that will stuff whatever they can in a priority envelope or box to keep the shipping cost as low as possible.

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Phaedrine

Karen-

I get my fabrics/batiks from two places- pretty much exclusively. I use the buy it now with Siri's of California on eBay-

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Siri is really nice and sends the sweetest emails if you contact her for any reason- she's very nice. Very fairly priced fabrics and shipping- and fast, too.

The other online shop I love is-

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I can never remember if it has the "s" on pleasure or not. Both are cool shopping sites, but one has very reasonably priced fabrics. If you see a sale that says she'll fix the price on your invoice even tho the regular price shows up on your shopping cart you can trust Leslie (yep, same name!) to do exactly that. She also offers prompt shipping and fair charges for the shipping. I've never had any problems with her and several gals here on rctq have praised her as well - and praised Siri, too!

Happy shopping!

Leslie & The Furbabies > I'm in a project starting mood today and I'm doing a bit of window shopping.

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Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

I really like BigHornQuilts, FatQuarterShop, and eQuilter for fabric.

Sherry Starr

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Sherry Starr

I have bought three times from

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I thought the Virginia Quilter was slow shipping but not until I bought from Hancocks of Paducah and I live in Ky and that was the slowest shop I have ever seen. Now the Fat Quarter Shop, is fast as lightening when it comes to shipping. My two favorites at this point are VA quilter and Fat Quarter shop.

I was going to start a thread yesterday, but my server went down, entitled what is your favorite online shop for materials.

Jacqueline

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Jacqueline

I love equilter too, and their service is fantastic. I also love

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- they have some beautiful batiks and another one I really like is
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because they sell FQ's of all their fabrics, and I love the way their fabrics are organized for shopping....

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are great places to find threads, etc.

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is a great place for hand sewing needles.

Patti in Seattle

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Patti S

I second that on BigHorn. They are just great. :)

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Phaedrine

Ditto

Butterfly (always wanted to say that :)

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Butterflywings

Sew.thankful isn't carrying much thread now that they are not carrying Superior threads anymore.

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Phaedrine

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Thanks Kate. Those Bohemian Chic fabrics at Virginia Quilter are so pretty!

Karen

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Karen Garza

You can send it to me and I'll keep it safe for you. I promise I won't use it very much ;-)

Karen

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Karen Garza

Thanks Jacqueline. Those Bohemian Chic fabrics at Virginia Quilter are calling out to me. I'm just not sure I would be able to cut them up!

Karen

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Karen Garza

:))) I have been looking for days now, on the sites here recommended, the choise you have in America is amazing, and so cheap.......

I pay more then twice the price you have to pay for a yard.......... I will buy a few yards and look wat will be the P&P, but I think it will be cheaper all the way........

I loved the paper doll patterns by Karon, nice way to make a quiltblock with name and date for a birth........

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Granny Waetherwax

Thanks Cindy I'm already signed up. Oh my! So many stores with Bohemian Chic fabric. I think I feel myself caving in. If I just buy a few FQ's I could fondle them anad well.. just look at them!

Karen

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Karen Garza

two sites I like are:

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fast and reliable

bighorn quilting I can't remember the url off the top of my head but I have ordered from them for years and have never had anything go missing or not dealt with correctly

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Jessamy

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