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   Jean_ | Mar 30, 2000 05:50am | #1

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   Nancy's Notions used to carry a nice range of colors.
   http://www.nancysnotions.com

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   Chris_Haynes | Apr 04, 2000 08:19pm | #2

   *I used to see WIDE fabrics in the Home Dec department of a large fabric chain (am thinking about Fabricland, which is now Jo-Anns in my area).AND I have mailordered from a company in California that looms its cotton fabric 10 feet wide (I saw their ad in the back of a Threads Magazine). I have made drapes, roman shades, a table cloth AND from the leftovers I made a set of placemats and napkins for my mother. Unfortunately, I don't know if their prices are a "bargain", ($6.50/yard for 90" quilting cotton, $20 to $25/yard for heavier homespun cottons to $45 to $68/yard for damask cotton), though they do occasionally have sales (my curtain fabric had a weaving error in it, but I could cut that part off, so I got it for 20% less than normal). They have an on-line presense at: http://www.homespunfabrics.com, and I would definitely recommend you order their sample package (it is $2.00).

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   Karen_Vesk | Jul 22, 2000 04:01am | #3

   *Those sound like bargains. When I was looking for wide fabrics, the only ones I could find fast were 100% linen (not good for wrinkling in churches), made in Italy, and over $100/yard.