I’m looking for fabric websites to purchase good quality knit fabric. I have looked at Vogue Fabrics in Evanston, IL and Sawyer Brook (I think that’s how it’s spelled), but there must be more? Any suggestions?
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Try Fashion Fabrics Club. I was looking for knit fabric also, and found some great knits there.
emmaonesock.com has great knits!
Teri
emmaonesock is fabulous.........Beth in OK
I agree about Emmaonesock and she takes back cut goods! Also, Manhattan fabrics has some knits. Also try Christine Jonson's website and Casual Elegance. Both have lots of knits.
Nancy
Rockywoods Fabrics also has great knits. They specialize in performance and outerwear fabrics. BUT, some of their "performance" knits make up very nicely into layering t-shirts that have all the perspiration-wicking and wide comfort range traits of athletic wear but look, when you make them into your favorite t-shirt pattern, like any other quality knit.
http://www.rockwoodsfabrics.com
They wills send samples; their customer service is on a par with the gold standard, Emma One Sock.
--Dorothy in Colorado
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