I normally get mine at spotlight but would like to start getting it online. Can anyone suggest some good places to find it? I don't want to spend too much either.
Is there anywhere from the US that is good? Seeing as the dollar is really good at the moment.
I usually get mine from Spotlight too. I haven't purchased any from OS but over here there are sites like Duckcloth, Kelani Fabric that has gorgeous fabrics!
I try and get most of mine at Spotlight, even if it is an hour away!
There is a business called The OzMaterialgirls (on FB and just a general website) which has a great range of fabric. I've bought some off them before. They have a spinoff FB page calle TOMG's $1 Auctions which lists all their sales (auctions and buy it now sales). I've found that they sell most of their fabrics by the yard/half yard, and when you compare it to buying by the metre (from Spotlight) it can get fairly exxy depending on how much fabric you actually need.
ETA: a couple of others are Funky Fabrix and Bubbamia fabrics, both have FB pages.
Caution with Ozmaterialgirls - I have had stuff go "missing" in the post, and they pretty much don't want to know.
I get a lot of stuff at reverse garbage (brissy) and local op shops, and just keep an eye out. My friends know and they give me stuff that they find. I like it that way; it forces me to be really creative, because I'm at the point where buying a pattern and choosing some fabric just isn't challenging enough anymore.
I have my favourite stores, and with the exchange rate atm it is insanely cheap in comparrison to Aus Stores who stock the same designer fabrics, I pay $7-$8 a yard plus $13.45 psotage for 6-7 yards and it is here within 4-5 days
Ebay...I use a few different sellers form the US (I'll pop some link's on your FB page later babe)
Melbel put me onto equilter (noice nom nom nom)
SPotlight
Lincraft (OMG I got the most gorgeous fabricc there today for a pressy)
and my local fabric store
ETA - oz material girls...I find them a little to $$$ especially when they sell 1m of fabric for $26m and I can get it for $6 a yard on ebay with $15postage for up to 6 yards with some sellers
I tend to recycle old fabrics, and I design my own and buy some on spoonflower (you upload your own designs, or buy other designers) it isn't cheap but I don't make whole items from it just use bits and pieces as embellishments. I am interested to see what people do for their next contest which is to design, cut & sew pattern for a Christmas stocking. Some people design on spoonflower and then sell the fabric on etsy.
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