Replies

1. 
   DH | Nov 24, 2000 05:15pm | #1

   *
   http://www.fabriccollections.com

   http://www.sawyerbrook.com

   http://www.gstreetfabrics.com

   All better fabric stores.

1. 
   Joanne_Reed | Dec 21, 2000 02:22am | #2

   *I think the sites mentioned above are more elaborate, but I found that the fabrics, and particularly the personal service from Francine's Fabulous Fabrics was superior.

1. 
   Roberta_Smith | Jan 05, 2001 04:44pm | #3

   *Looking for internet sites "discount" fabrics"

1. 
   Koushite_Chapman | Aug 11, 2001 11:37pm | #4

   *I just visited Gstreetfabrics. There was a terse message saying they have closed down there site -- and it appears to be permanent. Does anyone know what happened? This was clearly one of the best designed and functioning sites on the web, not to mentioned the fine quality of their fabrics. Practically my entire stash is made up of their stuff although not all purchased on line. I subscribed to their swatch service for years. Well, looks like "I got when the gettin was good".

1. 
   Jane_C | Aug 16, 2001 11:45am | #5

   *My favorite internet source for high quality fabrics is Michael's Fabrics http://www.michaelsfabrics.com/Exceptional service and very personable. The swiss cotton/viscose pique is lovely. Available fabrics change, currently he has some lovely Carolyn Herrera pieces, a few Donna Karen spring collection fabrics are still available. Michael is great about describing hand and color. if you call he takes time to answer questions and discuss fabrics. He carries some to die for silks and wools.

2. 
   kristen | Aug 23, 2001 07:00am | #6

   *Does anyone know what happened to fffabrics.com? I cannot go in now.