Original Provence fabrics by yard from Bonne-Provence

Sep 05, 2006 4 Replies

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r11d11 19 years ago

Hello Provence-Fans, I read this news-group and found that some of you are searching for real provencale fabrics. Please go to the website of

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and see all the almost

150 cotton fabrics. You can order online by yard and US $. More than 300 US customers bought there. You can also order some samples (small patches) for free. The payment is done via PayPal and the shipment from Germany via UPS.

Bonne-Provence is located in Germany and we are provence-fans and visit the south of France very 3 months. In Germany we also sell via eBay and there we have over 1300 feedbacks. 100% positive.

Sorry, if you find this Spam, but after looking a few month on this Group I found that this could be a nice and important information for you.

Kind regards Ralf

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Jessamy 19 years ago

I'm sorry but we do *not* find this helpful as it *is* SPAM

mutter mutter mutter whatcha mean it's not Spam *kwatch*

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Don/Gen 19 years ago

Speak for yourself! It may be spam, but I found it to be a great site, and am thinking a couple of pieces just might be what I've been looking for. Thanks for posting it. Gen

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Sandy Ellison 19 years ago

Howdy!

While walking along the streets of Rothenburg ob der Tauber last October, having left the quilt shop, we were window shopping and saw some of this product, tablecloths, pillows, yardage. I had a difficult time choosing which one(s) to buy, but finally chose one w/ lots of blue & yellow; mailed it home and have it close to hand, waiting for inspiration. What it inspires is: get more!

Ragmop/Sandy

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Jessamy 19 years ago

it may have been helpful to you but as Spam is not desired on this NG it is normal to try to discourage it not encourage it.

provance fabrics *may* be found cheaper in France (and French sites) btw ;-)

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