Mere, you are amazing. Thanks for alerting me to Harts Fabrics (which is almost as close as JoAnns and far prettier a drive) and their online store.
I have got to have this fabric. Got to got to got to.
I am such a sucker for all things Art Nouveau and apparently all things Art Gallery Fabrics. Oh hannah, I think I want bolts of every one of their designs...
Showing posts with label for the love of fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label for the love of fabric. Show all posts
3/24/10
Boonies
We live in a small town. I love it. People are (for the most part) really nice. We have a good community, one that sets off fireworks for the start of Little League.
The only draw back?
We have one fabric store in town. It's a specialty quilt shop, with great fabric and prices that make your eyes pop out.
So I haul myself to the JoAnn's 30 mins away when I need new fabric.
We used to live in a town littered with amazing fabric shops and a JoAnns to die for. The sewing spirit is alive and well in Utah.
Not so much at my current JoAnns.
Seriously, I haven't been tempted by more than one or two bolts in the 8 months I've lived in the area.
Sad. Sad. Sad.
But good for the pocket book.
My mother-in-law reminded me of an awesome fabric store about 1.5 hours away, where I bought crepe back satin for my bride's maids dresses for $3/yd. They have bolts and bolts of fabric that they just cut and tear off. It's like seamstress heaven.
The drive isn't so appealing to me, but the next time I have some play money, that's where I'm headed.
Because life just ain't as bright with out piles of adorable fabric waiting to be made into adorable things.
The only draw back?
We have one fabric store in town. It's a specialty quilt shop, with great fabric and prices that make your eyes pop out.
So I haul myself to the JoAnn's 30 mins away when I need new fabric.
We used to live in a town littered with amazing fabric shops and a JoAnns to die for. The sewing spirit is alive and well in Utah.
Not so much at my current JoAnns.
Seriously, I haven't been tempted by more than one or two bolts in the 8 months I've lived in the area.
Sad. Sad. Sad.
But good for the pocket book.
My mother-in-law reminded me of an awesome fabric store about 1.5 hours away, where I bought crepe back satin for my bride's maids dresses for $3/yd. They have bolts and bolts of fabric that they just cut and tear off. It's like seamstress heaven.
The drive isn't so appealing to me, but the next time I have some play money, that's where I'm headed.
Because life just ain't as bright with out piles of adorable fabric waiting to be made into adorable things.
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