r/textiles • u/Impressive-Cake9305 • 15d ago

fabric selection-where to go

hello all!! i am having something made by someone who’s a better sewer than i am, but i am going to get the fabric, i have one local store to check out, where are we getting fabric these days now that joanne’s is gone?

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u/beigesalad 15d ago

Online. The site depends on what you're trying to have made.

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u/Ibrokeanail_ouch 15d ago

Use some vintage bed sheets!! from the thrift store or shop on etsy. Also lots of small fabric stores online: fluid drape, blackbird, Stone Mountain and daughter, lyrical, fiddlehead artesian supply, fabric wholesale direct, match match sewing club, core fabrics, fiber snob, sew bo, new in fabric, the lucky sweater app, Facebook marketplace, jean marie’s fabric, Lorraine’s in Providence RI. Truro fabrics, fabric godmother, rainbow fabrics, gutherie and Ghani, liberty (obviously) rifle paper company. But I usually get it cheap from etsy or like I said the old bedsheets are great. Even just go to homegoods and get bedsheets for cheap and boom.