I remember a few years ago Threads had a pull out map of the fabric district in NYC.
I saved it and of course can’t find it ! We will be in NYC 6/9-6/13 …
Thanks, Fuzzball
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http://www.taunton.com/threads/pages/nmt034.asp
Try this link. It should take you to the map, which you can download. It was updated about a year ago, so most of the listings should still be correct.
Have a wonderful time!
Carol
My two cents on favorite places. Mood fabircs, especially if you don't have much time. Paron half price store, a few doors down from the main store.
Nancy
Thanks for the tip Nancy. I won't have a *lot* of time...probably just 1 day for fabric shopping or 1 afternoon. For sure I'll check out Mood. Thanks again, Fuzz
In NYC, I had a ball at "Material World". It's in the phone book. Have fun--Galey
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