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   KarenW | Apr 28, 2006 11:58pm | #1

   The first places I'd try would be http://www.myvoguefabrics.com 

    www.sawyerbrook.com, http://www.habermanfabrics.com, http://www.fabricsandbuttons.com/,

   www.appleanniefabrics.com, http://www.maryjos.com

   and www.denverfabrics.com

   Good luck!  And when you go to mark it, don't use dressmaker's carbon like I did many years ago!  A near disaster....

    

   Karen

    

    

    

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   Footsox1 | Apr 29, 2006 06:06am | #2

   Thank you so much! I will check them all and see what I find. Thanks!

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   SewNancy | Apr 29, 2006 05:36pm | #3

   Try http://www.banksvilledesignerfabrics.com You can send an email with a request. I bought some lace from them and they scanned it and sent me it in an email. Lace is so expensive, most places won't send samples and if they do, you can't see the pattern in the small sample. This worked well as I could see the whole pattern.
   Nancy

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   KarenW | Apr 29, 2006 05:40pm | #4

   Thanks! I knew there was one of the really fine stores I was forgetting and Banksvilles' name just fell out of my brain!Karen

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   Footsox1 | Apr 29, 2006 06:02pm | #5

   Nancy -- Thanks so much. Isn't it cool that they can e-mail us a photo of lace before we buy it. What did we do before the internet! :-) Thanks!

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   SewNancy | Apr 30, 2006 04:52pm | #6

   Actually, when I made a dress for my daughter's Bat Mitzvah, they mailed me a photocopy!
   Good luck,
   Nancy