I love independent fabric stores. The variety of fabric is often better than the big fabric stores and they always seem to be staffed by the nicest people around. Recently I asked you on Facebook and Instagram (follow me @theredkitchenkatie) what your favorite local (to you) independent fabric stores are and you shared so many great ones that I compiled a little list!
Have another favorite you'd like to add? Just leave a comment on this post with the name of the shop, the city/state or country it's located in, and (if possible) their website. I'll add new suggestions to the list as they come in.
Whether you're looking for a fun fabric shop to visit on vacation or perhaps even just a new shop to visit in your hometown, this list will help you find what you're looking for. Click below to see the list!
Click HERE to view and print a PDF of the fabric store faves list.
Enjoy!
3 comments:
Hey Katie, my favorite shop in Ohio is in Amish country and is called Millers Dry Goods in Charm, OH. Website is http://www.millersdrygoods.com/
My favorites in Colorado are:
Fabric Bliss - Denver
www.fabricblissdenver.com
Fancy Tiger Crafts - Denver
http://fancytiger.com/craftindex.html
Snappy Quilts - Littleton http://www.snappyquilts.com/
My favorites in Georgia are Whipstich Fabrics whipstitchfabrics.com in Atlanta, great for designer fabrics. Fabric World in Stone Mountain, they're like the Big Lots of Fabric! I also make plans to shop Mary Jo's maryjos.com in Gastonia, NC when we visit my in-laws!
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