Does anyone have a good source for stretch-woven lining fabrics? If you have specifics regarding your favorite fabric types as well as supplier(s), that would be great. I sometimes get to NYC, but would most likely rely on an internet source, if there is a good one. Any and all information will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Lorie58
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Candlelight Valley web site has stretch ambiance. I have bought stretch silk from Banksvilledesignerfabrics.com. They had a better and cheaper selection than B&J which sent me 2 samples in my color preferences and they were more money than my jacket fabric! Banksville doesn't show fabrics per se, but you can either call or email for samples. I have been buying from them off and on for years and they are lovely to deal with and have a great selection of everything.
Nancy
Thank you Nancy! You have no idea how much I appreciate your help!
Lorie
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