The Ultimate Guide to the Best Fabric Shops Online

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Picture this: you’re scrolling through Instagram, lalala, like’n a few pics...lalala...oh look, your cousin is on a boat...lalala...cool! handmade purses; I should learn how to make purses...lalala...WAIT. ERRYBODY HOLD UP! That fabric. I love it. I need it.

Now the internet scramble. Where can I get it...also while still sitting on the couch watching Netflix?

This scenario plays out weekly for me. I see fabric. I need fabric. Gimme that fabric.

Wouldn’t it be nice if you had a go-to list of online fabric shops? With ready access to online inventory, you drool over a swatch and within 10 minutes, you find it and order a yard...or two or three!

WARNING: Once you read this list, there is no going back. You will become aware of the hottest spots on the web for buying fabric from your favorite designers. Bulk purchases may occur. Stashes may grow.​

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I should also point out that most of this list was made by you and for you. A couple days ago I asked quilters on IG to tell me where they love to shop and this list was the result. There are some larger fabric companies, but also some quality small shops run by husband and wife duos, mothers and daughters, friends, and single girl bosses workn' hard to provide us the best that’s out there.

A lot of the smaller shops started with a love of sewing and grew into a passion for entrepreneurship and customer service. Because some of these shops are small and even run out of the owner’s homes, they can be hard to find with a quick Google search – which is a real bummer because it gives me such a warm fuzzy feeling to support small fabric shops.

My goal with this list is to connect the dots between the best fabric online and creative, fabric-hungry quilters. Now onto the list! Enjoy 🙂

The Best Online Fabric Shops​

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Alewives Fabrics (USA)​

Alewives Fabrics, established in 1975, carries a variety of traditional fabrics and also the latest in contemporary designs. What makes this shop unique? A passion for English Paper-Piecing with a modern twist! Online you can find loads of supplies, books and patterns for EPP.​


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Bloomerie Fabrics (USA)​

Bloomerie Fabrics is like your local fabric shop – only exclusively online. The personalized customer service, modern fabric selections in a variety of substrates, custom Bloomerie Bundles, individual fat quarters, and free samples with orders are just a few of the things customers love about this store.


Cottoneer

Cottoneer (USA)

My good friend Andrea started this shop to cater to both quilters and garment sewers. Almost daily you will find new fat quarter bundles for sale along with wovens, blends and exciting outside-the-box fabrics. This is one of my favorite go-to shops!


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Clair's Fabrics (Australia)

Clair's Fabrics is an online shop specializing in all things modern. Clair always looks for the cheapest, fastest way to ship orders and will make part refunds if she can send an order for less than what was originally charged. After attentive customer service the number one priority here is to have fun!


 Crimson Tate Fabric Shop

Crimson Tate

If you can't make it to the beautiful brick and mortar fabric store, the next best thing is to peruse the brightly colored website. Crimson Tate was founded by pattern and fabric designer, Heather Givans. It's a modern quilt shop specializing in contemporary modern fabrics including Amy Butler, Cotton + Steel, Heather Ross, Alexander Henry, Cori Dantini, Liberty of London, Nani Iro, Echino and more!


DuckaDilly Fabrics

DuckaDilly (USA)​

Three words. Liberty of London. This website has a vast selection of your fav Liberty prints in a variety of colors and cuts. After visiting this online shop you will be dreaming of tiny prints for days. Liberty Clubs are also available so you don't miss a new collection.


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Fabric Bubb (USA)​

Fabric Bubb is a family run shop that specializes in selecting the best modern, geometric and on-trend fabrics. They carry the latest designer fabrics, Japanese import prints, all the KONA solids and curate specialized bundles that have become incredibly popular with customers. Kristina and Evan take pride in accurately processing and shipping orders at lightning fast speed.


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Fabric Spark (Canada)

Fabric Spark is where you'll find fabrics that inspire you and get your sewist imagination traveling. This shop chooses prints, colors and substrates based on design quality, originality, usefulness and how much joy they bring to fabric loving hearts. In every fabric listing Fabric Spark shares why they chose it, what they like about it, and what they'd make with it. Fabric Spark also tries to find the little gems and lesser known goodies that might not be available everywhere but still deserve a spotlight.


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Fabricworm (USA)

Fabricworm is the perfect one-stop shop for the newest collections of modern fabric, fabric bundles and kits. (FYI, you can get kits for a few of my quilt patterns including: Retro Plaid, Mod Melons and Warrior) In addition to the store’s wide range of designer fabric, Fabricworm also carries a large selection of organic cotton.


Fancy Tiger Crafts

Fancy Tiger Crafts (USA)

Any time I get to visit Denver, CO I make it a point to shop at Fancy Tiger Crafts. This store is so lovely and inspiring! In addition to modern fabrics for garment sewing, bag making and quilting, this shop also stocks TONS of scrumptious yarn. With a large workroom in the back of the store, this shop is the perfect place for a class or a fun craft night with friends!


Finch Sewing Studio

Finch Knitting & Sewing Studio (USA)

This beautiful Virginia-based craft shop is one of the few stores on this list that sells high quality yarn in addition to high quality fabric. Nicole, the shop owner personally makes beautiful garments, quilts AND knitted items. If you have any questions about getting started with sewing and what supplies you need, Nicole is happy to help!


Hawthorne Supply Fabric

Hawthorne Supply Co (USA)

With a wide breath of apparel, quilting and home decor fabrics as well as a user friendly website, Hawthorne Threads endeavors to inspire the modern sewer. The shop owners, Charlie and Lindsey, continue to stretch artistic bounds by expanding into an exclusive line of in house designed and printed collections.


Lamb and Loom online fabric store

Lamb and Loom Fabrics (USA)

Lamb and Loom Fabrics is a relatively new shop run by husband and wife duo, Clint and Linli Boyd. Based in Houston, TX, they specialize in stocking and selling modern fabric, original bundles and quilt kits highlighting indie quilt pattern designers.


Moona Fabrics

Moona Fabrics (USA)

If you are looking for BRIGHT fabrics, Moona Fabrics is the online fabric store for you! With an extensive assortment of Tula Pink, Anna Maria Horner and Kaffe Fassett prints you will surely find all of the highly saturated, exciting prints you could ever want. Additionally, Moona also stocks over 300 Art Gallery Fabrics prints and the Moda Grunge Basics line.


Patch Halifax Fabric Store

Patch Halifax (Canada)

Patch Halifax is a modern fabric shop and sewing workroom. With a beautiful brick and mortar storefront and friendly, experienced staff, Patch Halifax is a destination if you are in the area. This shop has a wide variety of fabrics for all kinds of sewing, not just quilting. Interested in learning to sew with knits? Check out their beautiful assortment of double sided knit jacquard. However, if quilting is your speciality, PH stocks all of your favorite prints, patterns and notions along with most of the Kona solids.


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Pretty Fabrics & Trim (UK)

Pretty Fabrics & Trim is a family business passionate about fabric and customer service. This online shop specializes in traditional fabric kits, notions and embroidery. Their inventory focuses 1930's reproductions, Tilda and Japanese Imports. If you are looking for chintzy florals, delicate stripes or pretty little prints, this is the shop for you.


Scribbly Gum Quilt Co – a great online fabric store

Scribbly Gum Quilt Co. (Australia)

This online-only fabric shop, based in Australia, has a beautiful selection of modern fabric-by-the-yard and also uniquely curated pre-cut bundles. If you are looking for some fat quarters to add to your stash, you've come to the right place!


Sew Mondo online fabric shop

Sew Mondo (Australia)

I got to know the owner of Sew Mondo, Carolina, a few years ago and it was an instant friendship connection! She's got endless amounts of energy and wonderful taste in fabric – which are the perfect ingredients for a great online shop!


Sewing Arts Center

Sewing Arts Center (USA)

The Sewing Arts Center is a beautiful brick and mortar store in Santa Monica, California; but in addition to that, this shop is a top BERNINA sewing machine dealer and has a massive online presence selling everything from fabric to irons to notions. Anything your creative mind can think up, Julie, the owner of this wonderful store, has it in stock!


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Simply Love Fabrics (USA)

Simply Love Fabrics was founded by mother and daughter duo, Jessica and Donna in Lehi, Utah. This Etsy shop, with over 59,000 individual sales, has a variety of fabrics, notions and bundles to offer. With an incredibly large assortment of Riley Blake Designs and Penny Rose fabrics, Jessica and Donna probably carry a floral print to match any color or shade.


Stacked Fabric Company

Stacked Fabric Company (Canada)

In a short amount of time Stacked Fabric Company has grown in size and popularity! This online-only shop supplies fabric yardage, bundles, quilt kits, patterns and even has fun fabric club subscriptions! If you are near Moose Jaw, SK, Stacked Fabric offers local pick up, so you can skip that pesky shipping. Just shoot them an email and they will have your order ready and waiting!


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Sunny Day Supply (USA)

Sisters, Mary and Shawn, bring a joyful sensibility and love of all things kawaii and quilty in the selection of products for Sunny Day Supply. The shop is chock-full of lovely fabrics from leading designers and manufacturers, concentrating on hard to find Japanese lines; gorgeous double gauze, oxford cloth, lawn and quilting weight cotton.

The Sunny Day blog is filled with tips and tutorials to inspire. Mary and Shawn wrap all purchases lovingly and creatively, making an order from this online shop a special experience.


If you have been happily surprised by a new fabric shop discovery, or if you see one of your long-time favorite stores, tell us about it in the comments section! I'd love to hear what you're buying and making from these great online venues.

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127 thoughts on “The Ultimate Guide to the Best Fabric Shops Online

  1. Sherry Keller says:

    Awesome list! There are actually a few that I hadn’t come across yet, and I’m excited to investigate them!

  2. Sharon T says:

    I am hoping this is only a beginning og a list. There are so many good ones missing, such as Intrepid Thread, Westwood Acres, Stash Fabrics to name a few.

  3. Jennifer Moore (Sewing Report) says:

    Thanks for sharing some of your top fabric spots Suzy! I was unfamiliar with about half of them, so look forward to checking them out and seeing what they have stocked!!! Some of my go-to places tend to be Fat Quarter Shop and Craftsy as well – they have pretty good sales!

  4. Melissa says:

    Thanks for compiling this list! The internet is a huge place and it’s always daunting to sift through everything. I’m sure there are a ton more great places but there’s always room to add! Looking forward to checking these out. my wallet though, has different thoughts..

  5. Lindsey says:

    Awesome resource!! Thanks for taking the time to put it together! Just discovered a bunch of shops I hadn’t heard of until now!

  6. Virginia says:

    Though the fabric is a bit pricey I love the customizable option at Spoonflower.com. You can shop through other people’s designs or make your own and they print it on your choice of fabric!

    • Debbie says:

      Two people I know have had their quilts ruined by using fabric from Spoonflower, different quilters and different quilts. It’s too coarse and when the quilter’s needle went through it, it pulled the fabric, leaving lines without color through the back of the quilt. Just be careful. It’s awfully expensive fabric to have problems like that.

  7. Brenda says:

    Wow, what a great list — many new-to-me. I’m so happy to have found you via Instagram. Several of your selections have Liberty of London, but my very favorite shop for Liberty is Thimbleanna’s etsy shop (https://www.etsy.com/shop/Thimbleanna). Her prices are the lowest anywhere — which is great since Liberty of London is so expensive. She has other fun fabrics too!

    • Lisa Ann says:

      Thank you for adding the web address! I’m really just discovering the beauty of Liberty of London (UH OH!) and having another resource to search for this pricey (HIGH QUALITY) fabric is appreciated!

  8. John Young says:

    Wow! This list gave me so many great places to buy fabric. The only change I would make is adding stash builder box. They have a large variety of fabrics and a great subscription box that delivers fabric and materials to your door step every month. They also do a lot of charity projects with the money they make from each purchase. They use 20% of the money to make quilts and blankets for kids in need. I really think everyone should check out this site and subscribe to their box.

    http://stashbuilderbox.com/

  9. Sally says:

    Suzy – I wish I had a picture of it, but I recently went to a friends house and they made an outdoor quilt to cover an outdoor couch. It wasn’t really for snuggling up outside but was used as an amazing cover for their outdoor couch. It had amazing colors and she used some amazing die cut shapes to make an amazing art piece. It made me think of you. I asked her where she got her material and she said she got it from http://www.MarineVinylFabric.com. You should consider doing something like this and blogging about it. it was so unique and beautiful.

  10. Chloe says:

    Do you accept merchandise from the businesses you recommend on your site? It would be helpful if you were transparent on this issue.

  11. Marieke says:

    I love http://www.fabricshack.com They have the cheapest Kona solids around ($5.50/yd) and a wide selection of other fabric. They offer half price shipping (so 3.50 for a flat rate Priority envelope). And they’re fast. I’ve ordered many times, and can not recommend them enough. They also have a brick and mortar store in Waynesville OH.

    Just Go Sew. Raquel has a pop up shop on Instagram @justgosew_popup_shop as well as an Etsy storefront and .com. She has a curated selection (Carolyn Friedlander, various Essex linen lines and some other collections). Her prices are great, and occasionally you can snag great deals in the pop up. Fast and friendly.

    Etsy in general as well. Lots of great small shops with different selections.

    • Kristine says:

      I second your recommendation for Fabric Shack. Great customer service and very timely. They are offering free shipping at the present – because everyone needs a bit of a break right now. Bonus points! Their brick and mortar is also wonderful.

      • Jennifer B says:

        Thank you both for the rec! I’ve been looking for a good source for Kona in smaller cuts and are excellent!!

  12. Marieke says:

    Oh, also, Llama fabrics closed up shop, I believe due to an international move. A sad day, they were one of my favorite Etsy stores.

    KiwiFabric, janum, ModernQuilter are also great Etsy stores.

    • Michele says:

      Jordan Fabric has great kits lots of precuts and offers excellent tutorials , plus she and her husband have a brick and mortar shop .

  13. Jenni Power says:

    I have been using /watching jeanette Bruce at goneaussiequilting who is the “quilting platapus” she has amazing fabric on line which is modern and beautiful the most inovtative quilter , she has a sence of the feel of the quilt and her fabric chooses are to die for I cannot recomend Jeanette Bruce nee Hiedi more she has wonderful customer service and she is fun. I like her. Jeanette lives and works from a farm in Bombala NSW Australia

  14. Muyiwa says:

    I’m about to ask a question.
    Are fabrics from China not good?
    And also where is the best country to get a cotton stretch fabric for making underwear?

    • Suzy Quilts says:

      To the first question, I wouldn’t say that fabrics from China are not good. In fact, probably half the clothing in our wardrobes is from China. A lot of quilting cotton sold in the USA is made in India and Japan. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if big box stores manufactured their fabric in China.

      As for the second question, I really couldn’t say. Underwear-making is not something I’ve explored. Good luck on your search!

      • Andrea says:

        Suzy, I am sorry but I understand that China has few conservation laws pertaining to dumping dyes into their rivers. I love fabric and I know much is manufactured there. It just worries and scares me that some of their practices might harm our planet. I am hoping this changes as some of the fabrics from there are beautiful.

  15. Brit Sworner says:

    This is awesome, thank you. APC Fabrics is a good one too. They have a large selection and offer sustainable and premium-quality fabrics like tencel, modal, bamboo along with other major fibers like linen, cotton & wool

  16. Jennie Weaver says:

    Hi, I am a new Online Quilt Shop owner. Am I reading everything correct, that you are a resource for people to find online shops? If so, what is the cost and how do I get started? Thank you for your time.

    • Suzy Quilts says:

      Hi Jennie, this post is a free resource for quilters to find quality fabric shops. You can tell us about your shop here in the comments if you like. If you’re interested in advertising on suzyquilts.com, send an email to [email protected]. Thanks!

  17. Gretchen in Mexico says:

    I have had great luck buying cotton for quilts, over and over, with eQuilter.com. Excellent customer service, fast shipping, and (to my eye) excellent representation of colors and designs on the website, plus ability to search by color, designer, or design such as beach, space, animals, large floral, small floral, southwest, MANY more. I love their design board!

  18. Riley Mackall says:

    Hi Suzy! Love your blogs. I represent an online quilting fabric company called Thousands of Bolts. Based out of the US. We’re really trying to build ourselves up and would love if you could give us a try at some point!

  19. Stephanie says:

    I have recently opened up shop and am wondering where I can find unique Jersey fabric designs that are trendy. Especially newer Disney m character fabrics. Does anyone know if a great source or pop up shop on Etsy?

    • Ruth says:

      My Fabricology in Perth Western Australia is my go to …. lovely selection of modern fabrics for garment sewing, quilting and bag making. Susan is fabulous and willing to help with ideas and solutions.

  20. Deniece Moody says:

    Marshall Dry Goods has great options, too. I have ordered (more than I need!) from them – and it is good quality at low prices.

  21. Nicola says:

    I like woolwarehouse.co.uk, they started out selling yarn as the name suggests but they carry a huge range of fabrics now too, including all the Kona solids and Moda Bella solids. Their online shop is blissfully logical and easy to navigate and search, which is more than I can say for quite a few online fabric shops.

    • Bay says:

      As a Brit I just checked out Pretty Fabrics and Trims and they don’t appear to sell fabric, just patterns, kits and haberdashery.
      I’d like to recommend online in the UK: ‘Sew & Quilt’ as an excellent place to pick up Liberty and retro quilting fabric.
      ‘Wool Warehouse’ as mentioned above.
      ‘Fabric Fox’ for a wide range of current fabrics.
      ‘The Village Haberdashery’ for something different and brilliant for garment making.

      And there are so many more!

  22. Leisa White says:

    I would love my small business to be included! I’m a Brit with a US based online store specializing in British fabrics, patterns and seeing notions. I carry Liberty of London Tana lawns and Liberty quilting cottons, William Morris prints and contemporary British designers.
    http://www.morristextiles.com
    Thank you!

  23. Karen Cooper says:

    Serendipity Woods in US (Michigan) is outstanding. Great selection. Excellent and quick service. Personable touches.

  24. Jody says:

    Quilt Lizzy in Warrenton NC has a great online store and they usually ship the same day. Great selection of fabrics, precuts and tools! Check it out!

  25. Linda P says:

    Thank you so much for this great list! Such beautiful fabric. I want to spend time at each site, so I will view one a day. Again, thank you!!!

  26. Ally says:

    Does anyone recommend a specific shop for international shipping? There is so much US based stuff. Us poor quilters elsewhere have to pay mega shipping costs sometimes…. If anyone has experience on who does the cheapest international shipping that would be a big help. Thanks

  27. Irene Heikes says:

    Fabricshack.com is a fantastic store with so much fabric and great prices. Sadly they have gone online only to my great dismay. I have shopped there for years and they always have new quilts on the walls. Jenny and her mom ( they own the shop) are great people and so were all the sales people. Give their site a look. They also offer half price shipping.

  28. Sacha says:

    Crimson Tate! Heather Givans is the reason I’m a quilter—like, she literally taught me how to—and owns the cutest shop with great fabrics and outstanding customer service. I would love it if our local source of modern fabric in Indianapolis made it through this global crisis thanks to online sales.

    http://www.crimsontate.com

  29. Angie says:

    @fabricstork in the US. They are launching a new website on August 31, 2020 and giving away a new pattern to celebrate. I’ve purchased several kits for Suzy’s quilts there. And!… they send such adorable packages that always make me smile!

  30. Bailey says:

    Hadn’t come across most of these actually. I did a scramble last week to get the exact Kona shades I need. Ended up buying from 7 different shops, and that’s how I discovered Fabric Bubb! They were super fast with shipping, too.

  31. Joy Phelps says:

    Great resource. Thanks. If you haven’t checked out one of the newest online sites for beautiful fabric and helpful blogs, go to quiltedandwoven.com! You won’t be disappointed. It’s owned by a delightful mother and daughter team who bend over backwards to make you happy. The daughter has designed some beauties. Check them out. Always good sales too!

  32. Laura says:

    Here’s another really good one: Gossypium Quilt Shop, Gossypiumquilt.com
    They curate a fabric bundle each day…endless beautiful choices, great service. Have ordered from them many times

  33. Kimberly says:

    Thanks very much for the list! It’s apparent Canada has a long way to go to compete with online fabric shopping.
    The exchange is so horrendous now that purchasing from the States is not possible for me. So sad a country this big is so behind. I guess it’s the big in size but not population that keeps our prices so high.
    I would like to add Blackbird Fabrics in B.C. to the list and Country Clothesline in ON for quilters out there. They are highly recommended amongst Canadians for online shopping.
    Happy sewing!

  34. Lillian says:

    Hi Suzy!
    Loved having a look at the list you have, found some stores I don’t know about! (Very exciting!)
    I have a store that is online and has a physical shop as well, located in Mornington Peninsula, Australia. It’s called “Treehouse Textiles”. They are amazing! They are a quilt shop, they have amazing patterns and fabrics and they have a lovely selection of Liberty fabrics too!
    They also do workshops and their online store has been keeping me going during lockdown.
    http://www.treehousetextiles.com.au

  35. Shannon says:

    Thanks for this Fabulous list!!!! I have shopped with 3 and looking forward to checking out other stores. I am new to quilting and I keep finding more gorgeous fabric and patterns that I want to try.

  36. Ida says:

    Great list! I love my LQS, HipStitch. They have their entire store contents online. They have a great selection and a good selection of sugar skulls and novelty fabrics. Most importantly, their customer service will not be beat; they are amazing.

  37. Jackie Ortegon says:

    I love this, I love shopping local to support small businesses and see my quilt shop friends. I also love online shopping. I love certain things about each shop, they all have feature different collections, I love the different bundles they create. And I definitely feel led to support them all. And why not, they provide what we want and we want them to be able to continue to do so. Support them all in some way! Someone is going to sell you fabric, spread the love!

  38. Myrtle Shackleton says:

    I love Bugfabric.com – an online-only shop based in Redmond WA. They specialize in novelty fabrics but carry lots of other current collections, as well. Their customer service is great.

  39. Allie says:

    The Workroom (based in Toronto Canada) is AMAZING!! Check them out and please consider adding to your list. They always have the loveliest Fabrics and crafts!

  40. john carter says:

    Hi everyone. I am happy to see all of you come up with your own recommendation of best online fabric store. aala.com is a best resource of Indian and modern fabrics. Their fabrics tell the story of ancient India with an air modern fashion.

  41. Ally says:

    For people in Italy: I haven’t personally been to the store but the list of fabrics they have online is pretty good, and really, the name is AWESOME!
    Patchwork Victim, Trieste.

  42. Lisa Ann says:

    I LOVE Scribbly Gumm! Jodie puts together WONDERFUL bundles! She is more than helpful. Shipping to US is always very reasonable. Jodie gets the orders out very quickly, then it’s up to those mysterious flying monkeys to get the magic to your front door. I have received fabric from Jodie (Bundanoon AU) to Jasper, GA, USA in as little as 6 days!!

    I’m also a huge fan of Midlife Quilter (https://www.midlifequilter.com) and Elizabeth Bolten Studio (https://elizabethboltenstudio.com) for fabrics. They both have a wide variety of AGF fabrics and put together beautiful bundles!

  43. Suzan Steinberg says:

    Hi! Take a look at http://www.stonemountainfabric.com – we are an amazing resource for sewists and quilters based in Berkeley California since 1981. You can also check us out on Instagram @stonemountainfabric. Thanks for doing what you do! It’s so important for fabric lovers to find just the right fabric for their projects! Best, Suzan, owner/daughter, Stonemountain & Daughter Fabrics

  44. Kimberley Easterling says:

    I love your blog and designs. I’ve only been quilting a year, but I love experimenting with my own designs. I get a lot of inspiration from you. Thank you! I’ve also gotten fabric from Missouri Star, Jordan Fabrics, Ineedfabric.com, and one of my favorites is shabby fabrics.com. Shabby fabrics sells precuts and remnants!

  45. Jennifer says:

    I love seworganicfabric.com. They have the best selection for organic solids and Charley Harper quilting cotton and even have Liberty of London’s organic tana lawn! I always find the most beautiful fabric here!! Love Sew Organic Fabric!!

  46. Darcy Lewis says:

    Hi, Recently came across this list and can’t wait to check out some new-to-me shops! Could you please include my shop in future iterations, http://www.BeautifulTextiles.com We are based out of MI (USA), but offer reasonable international shipping. We specialize in unique higher-end fabrics at reasonable prices. We carry a lot of designer overstock, and unusual fabrics I source from around the world. We are always happy to help our clients find the right fabric.

  47. Nancy M. says:

    Sunny Day Supply has closed, so should be removed from the list. Otherwise, this has been a great resource! Thank you for tracking so many of these down

    • Suzy Williams says:

      I’m glad you like the list! We’ve thought about making it a PDF, but this is one of those posts that we try to keep updated often enough that we wouldn’t want people to have old information on an outdated PDF.

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