Where I Shop For Fabric!

This is one of the questions I get often so I'm going to dive in and share my advice and tips with you!

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[cheriemasotti]

I use Jordan fabrics too besides Missouri star

[rachellelong]

Christen, you are so inspiring! I am loving your YouTube Channel! Kudos, gal and keep up the wonderful work that keeps US going. Hugs! <3 Rachelle

[bethk]

Feel Good Fiber has fabric that is from people who destash - and they are lovely! I scooped a Jordan Fabrics Christmas log cabin runner. The quilter who destashed the kit is waiting for me to make it and send her a picture 😎

[valeriespackman]

I recently discovered Broadway Fabrics. It popped up on my FB feed. They have some fantastic modern prints. A lot of Art Gallery too. Other than local, I have bought from all of the ones that you use. I also second the suggestion to try Jordan fabrics.

[WhateverGirl]

Anyone shop at Hawthorne Supply? They’re pricey but their fabric is beautiful

[vikkithurston]

I have found Joanns to be great online ordering.i live too far to just pop in. Their pictures are very accurate.

[notesfromleisa-land]

Hancock's of Paducah is my favorite place to shop. I treat fabric shopping like everything else in my life: I never pay retail. Hancock's has better sales on premium fabric than any online provider that I have found. I don't have fabric stores that have much of a selection. I love finding close out fat quarters and then designing a quilt around my wonderful value. If I see neutral fabric on sale (recently picked up some dear stella at $3.99 a yard), I get it. I can use that in many, many things. I also discovered fatstack fabrics...they too have some great sales--and their free shipping had a $35 hurdle! If you need a special shade of something, though....need to see it in person.

[marciajohnson]

I want to buy only Made in the USA fabrics. Where do I go to for American made?