Cheap Quilt Fabric Haul!

[@kristenk1995]

Gorgeous. I have the first quilt my grandmother made. She started it in 1942 and then put it away when she raised her family and finished it in the 1980s. The pieces are about the size of quarters and it is gorgeous! Love quilts but have never been brave enough to start one. Maybe this year I will be brave!

[@veehoggard]

Oh my, fabric is my absolute love. My daughters both adore it too. Both have created amazing pillows this last year. My eldest 13 made a Disney movie inspired piece, by choosing patterns representative of each movie. So apples for Snow White, a blue tie dye for a little Mermaid, etc. My youngest made a pillow for her teacher who is South African and talks about the colours of the plants from home a lot so my daughter made a floor cushion for her from bright flowered print and then used matching ribbon to tie it in with the back. I could imagine a quilt from your fabric mixing masculinity and femininity. Awesome choices & love sock monkey too.

[@Elizabeth45840]

I have always want to quilt. I actually did a quilt top and then paid someone to finish it for his graduation. I started when he was in 5th grade.lol It turned out awesome. I was so thankful that she finished it. Now he has it at college. I am excited for you to share your process. Thanks for all your videos.

[@BratBustersParenting]

Love the prints. Would be great for small projects like coffee cozies, aprons, zip bags, etc. Also great for piecing together and making skirts for little girls. Oh, and bloomers for tots.

[@rxstrmom]

Makes me want to go fabric shopping !!!! xoxo patti

[@christaldehart4719]

I have the flower that you weren't certain about growing in my flower garden. It is called a corn flower. They are pretty. Enjoyed your fabric. Thanks for sharing.

[@berniceseigel6482]

Hey Sherri, your not stupid. I was just going to look up jellyroll fabric myself. Thanks for asking the question and Lindsay for explaining. P.S. Lindsay I love your videos. I look forward to listening to you each day. B

[@ivetteacosta8771]

Wow you got some really great prints I can't wait to to see your new quilts. Have fun and thanks for always being an inspiration!!! 👍👍👍

[@donnanorris2939]

Besides all of the brightly colored, intensely “busy” patterns, you need about 3 yards (PER BED QUILT TOP!) of some “light” neutral (like a solid white or solid beige or solid cream or solid off-white), and then maybe also get 3 yards of a solid navy blue or solid black or solid chocolate-y dark brown of 3 yards (each!) to use as a dark neutral. When you mix brown’s or tans with lots of colors, it makes all of the wild, crazy colors work together better. So 3 yards of some light to medium solid tan will make all of your colors (& wild prints & patterns) make them “behave” with each other better.

[@debbiestowe3308]

Love the fabric. Bowl cozies and mug coasters

[@vanessamccorker9162]

good job I have yet to make my first quilt . You are fun and energetic to watch lol hear. I cut lots of fabric then I later found out the correct fabric to use but I do alterations also so I will be using all the cut up ones in some design. Thanks!

[@kristyscraps]

My mother in law made us an awesome picnic blanket from old fabrics from things she'd made for my husband as a child and for my boys too. We use that thing everywhere. I'd say make something like that--super useable and washable and not too precious. So much that it becomes precious because it goes to the park, the beach, camping...

[@sewingawayinthestix]

I love going to mardens for Quilting fabric ! i have so much fun looking at all the different designs and colors!!!! I have spent many hours in my local mardens just checking out fabric. because they are so great on their prices and i can never get enough lol!! thanks for sharing your great inspirational tutorials . take care god bless.

[@jessicamcpherson7254]

Woo!! We need a store like that here in Louisiana. If there is a cheap fabric store like that, I have sure missed it. I have tons and tons of fabrics but mine are all vintage fabrics or bits and pieces I or my mother have picked up at rummage sales, estate sales, etc. Good news is it is about to be rummage sale season again. I have a hard time using the vintage fabrics because I know once they are used, they will not be available again.

[@madelyngutierrez3138]

All pretty! Excellent for hexagons. I'm currently making a all handmade hexagon quilt.

[@sewblue2]

Those would be great for quilted pouches and headbands and any scraps left over can make key fobs

[@marybertot3623]

Oh MY You got a nice Haul. I am a Quilter who also loves bright colors all shades and prints.My Daughter and I make a quilt a month.Lol we have a few flaws,but that whats makes a homemade quilt for your love ones.Enjoy sewing yours.Have nice week.

[@dorispettengill6422]

Lindsay, great choices on fabric !! Love all the bright colors and patterns !!! What I would do was to find some fabric that I liked, and then I would scan them into my computer. Then I would print them out for background paper, or cut a design out to go a card ,or a scrapbook page, on in a journal. I don't sew, but I do love fabric !! I hope this has given you some ideas on what to do with fabric !! Thanks for sharing, Doris P.

[@paperdollmom3611]

My daughter recently did the same thing! About a week or so ago she went and spend some of her Christmas money at Jo-Ann fabrics. She got a TON of beautiful fabrics that was in their clearance section, and on top of that, all of them were 50% off the clearance price. She likes to sew her fashion dolls some clothes!

[@judithdembowski6653]

Love your haul. Iwant to go to Maine! Beautiful colors and your thrift. Dig you, girl. Got to watch you more.

[@47bettie]

Lindsay you done well love all the colours you pick! Can't wait to see your quilt! It seem we are on the same wave length been thinking about doing a quilt, as I got a new sewing machine for Christmas! Thank you for sharing! Hugs Liz x

[@despyl348]

I get all my fabrics at hobby lobby. In a section of the fabrics all of it is %30 off year round and they often have a lot of cute patterns. I made a quilt and I spent $7 on about 4 yards of fabric, but I purposely bought a lot more than I needed so that I could make other things

[@DonnaMSchmid]

You did VERY well!!! Fabric is normally SO expensive! Good work!

[@carolm4094]

Great deal on the fabrics. Some of those pieces would be great inspiration for art journal pages. Great patterns and color schemes.

[@catherinegreen7003]

OMG! Gorgeous fabrics and Awesome Deals. Gotta admit I'm a bit Green with Envy . .. Lol But I'm really very Happy 4 u... There is nothing better than finding beautiful fabrics on sale . Good Job ....

[@karenlaroche8200]

i also started learning how to quilt as i had a fire in Jan 2020 and had to pack my hole craft room up .which is still in storage so i started something new to hoard material lol

[@Seemlymoo]

I honestly love your videos so much! You water colour is amazing! And you have helped me! Thank you for making videos!

[@Shellydawn69]

My reason for not going shopping at craft stores and books stores. I always spend way to much money. I just have to organize everything everything is in a box on top of another box kind of deal. I love your organization videos.

[@cececlove6337]

Even though I don't quilt, I love watching your videos :D Really like the cheerful fabrics. They are just like your lovely personality! TFS

[@CraftyComeLately]

I don't know about quilting but these "jelly roll" sizes (had to peek down at the comments to see what jelly roll meant) look perfect to cover albums, books, small boxes, front of drawers and so on.

[@jeanieferretti4203]

Wow you got a great deal and some pretty fabric! I really like the feather fabric. Thanks for sharing Lindsay1

[@katywuste9054]

Great choices and great video

[@rondabergeron4414]

Oh Lindsey I forgot to mention one more thing. If you incorporate two pieces of material that are too similar close together or on the same block you might not be able to distinguish them or see the individual blocks. Everything will meld together. Might I also suggest that you cut only enough for one block, sew it together and see how it looks. That way if you don't like it or things don't fit together you won't waste your material!

[@63sonotech]

I cant wait to go to Mardens here in Calais. We do not have one down in Georgia so it should be fun. It is literally two streets over from here. I have no idea what they sale there but now I know they have crafty stuff. Yeah. TFS! mona

[@thefrugalcrafter]

63sonotech I think every location has a fabric section and the sale was advertised so you should find some goodies, if not Brewer is not that far, that is where I found these bargains:)

[@zakittyslair]

wow, thats my favorite thing to do, I have made 8 quilt tops (have not yet gotten them professionally quilted) this year. I would suggest getting some free patterns from the internet my two favorite quilt ladies/stores are Fat Quarter Shop and Missouri Star Quilt Co, both have GREAT tutorials and free patterns, and of course you subsitute your own material to their patterns. You'll have a field day. To have a store that sells material so cheap is amazing, I would go crazy there, we have nothing like that in Michigan, the cheapest material you can find is either at Joanns when its a remnent and you get 50 percent off and you can use a coupon for 10 or 15 percent total purchase, or Walmart remnents or bolt ends. I'm sure you'll make amazing quilts or wall hangings with those patterns. I would buy a few more solids in the pretty colors to balance your palette.

[@barbkramer3581]

omg the prices.......................I want to live in USA.............I went over there about 10 yrs ago and bought over £100 of those fat quarters, could not bring myself to use them for many years, just like looking at them, anyway, several quilts later I still have one or two that I haven't cut..............just love all the American Arts and Crafts things, ...to die for..............barb UK

[@lisamr40]

You made out great! Wish we had a Martens here! Lol TFS!

[@forsalebymb]

My favorite one was your Elvis one. I love Elvis. I want to try and make a quilt this summer. I think I will do the same and buy material I get cheap. I was afraid to try because I didn't want to mess up with expensive material.

[@lynn2cu]

OMGoodness Lindsey! A new craft! Better expand your basement space. Quilting stuff tends to take over as much as the paper stuff,lol! Seriously it is a good way to introduce your girls to sewing. I can't wait to see what you guys come up with. AND it looks like you did get some REALLY GOOD deals! HAVE FUN

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Lynn M thanks! I find that most crafts compliment one another so I think I can shift things and work them in. I'll make myself sew some up before I buy more:)

[@KimladybugMiller]

I have an idea for you its right up your alley. Years ago i made a quilt using all our old jeans.It was my first and a bit tricky since none of the pieces were the same size. But turned out great and you can decorate the jeans pieces before you sew them together. I even used the zipper part too. You can stamp on them kids hand prints,bedazzle. Theres no end. Just and idea for old jeans.

[@crisanderson6064]

I also made a quilt from old jeans! Just cut them in 6" squares and even used the pockets!! Super easy and nice and warm! I backed it with a flannel sheet!

[@misselaineous1685]

I think you would enjoy the quilt-as-you-go method, since you don't need much of a pattern and it would sew up more quickly.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

MissElaineous is that like a fun and done?

[@misselaineous1685]

thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich Yes I think that is the same technique. The fun and done I found used 10" squares. But the quilt as you go can use varying sizes in the same block or row. You can google, you tube, or pinterest "quilt as you go" and get lots of fun ideas

[@billhofeldt9490]

Those fabrics along with the zippers would make perfect zipper pouches.

[@yungzubass9648]

Quilt fabric: Hi Lindsey , it's me again Kim I put fabric behind the marble and using with clear nail polish too. Kim Keep up the good work, you are very funny. Sorry you don't Ieave in CA. I love to be your.

[@olderendirt]

What a great haul! Don't forget to look at the backs of the fabrics, too. Sometimes you can get a perfect shaded effect from the wrong side. I remember you talking about lining a coat in an AAC, but don't remember which one, and can't remember if you got that project done, but wanted to let you know how I did a coat for my mom. The nylon lining had frayed so bad under the arm where it needed repaired I just took the whole lining out and redid it. I disassembled it, pressed the individual pieces, and then pressed them onto freezer paper to make a pattern for the new, sturdier lining. Then I sewed those together and reattached it where it was necessary. It worked like a charm. I love all of your videos! A few nights ago I must have dreamed the next AAC came out because I was disappointed to not see you and Lorraine in 17 the next day! I was all over looking for it! lol

[@thefrugalcrafter]

olderendirt I lost my nerve on the coat lining but i really need to do it now that winter is here:)

[@yungzubass9648]

All the fabric you bought is very very pretty and good price. You could make a flower out the fabric, You could make a box and cover the fabric. You could cover the journal book. Etc........ Kim Please let show us what made with fabric. Good luck

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Yungzu Bass I will:) Thank you for the great ideas!

[@missyevans9074]

make a hexi flowers with some of them into mug rugs...(coffee mats) coasters...you can fussy cut some of the flower's and it would be so pretty!...1 1/2" hexi's is the best size to use for this.

[@maureenross579]

Try making small purses or coin purses with some of those fabulous fabrics. You could quilt the fabric then use the quilted pieces in a small clever designed clutch purse. You already have the zipper! MLR

[@scsymo1]

Great haul, awesome prices - I love the cheerful prints!!

[@Shellydawn69]

You could always make fabric cards out of some of that pretty material too.

[@AyngeMackay]

We have the same taste in fabrics. Great haul.

[@michelleaw1325]

Some really nice colors and patterns for that price !

[@Goreti66]

OMG! I live in Brazil, and these fabrics are amazing!!!

[@barbkramer3581]

here in the Uk the average price of a fat quarter is approx £3.50, in dollars roughly $5.60.......thats for a cheaper one, they go up much higher...........so my fellow quilters in USA be happy for this small treat in your lives.........think it is because here we import your fabrics, so import duty not cheap.........but very worth it........they are stunning

[@cassiehood8453]

In Australia the cheapest fat quarters are around $4-6. I would go crazy in the US. 😁

[@CreativelyInspired]

I can't wait to start my very 1st Quilt ever. My oldest son is an Archer. He has many T-shirts from all over that he has collected from Archery tournaments he's competed in. He brought all of them home over the Holidays... Mom...can you make me a quilt with all my shirts... My first quilt is going to be a T-Shirt quilt. Starting it soon... Making space for this project. ;)

[@mvass294evr]

I love a good haul video. Especially when you get GREAT prices like those. Sadly no Mardens here in Illinois, but perhaps one day we will make it to Maine. I would love to see a zippered pouch tutorial using the stripe pattern material with a liner of the chocolate brown or even chocolate brown with the stripe liner. Can't wait to see what you create. Marci

[@jalynhansen]

Bought my first Jelly Roll yesterday, can't bring myself to open it! "It's not too precious! It's not too precious!"

[@thefrugalcrafter]

jalynhansen what did you get? fabric line I mean.

[@charnesch4274]

ooooo some beautiful fabrics! and the prices are perfect ;-) One can NEVER have too many bright happy colours, can one?!?

[@dianejourdan6200]

If you have a St. Vincent De Paul Thrift Store, or any thrift store for that matter, you can find all kinds of fabric scraps there for 25 cents to a dollar. Great for quilting or doll clothes, etc. I'm in Wisconsin so we have a lot of St. Vinnie's, Goodwill, Salvation Army stores available. the best is St. Vinnie's however.

[@cristinahashimoto63]

Really great prices :} I am gettimg back to sewing and quilting thank you for sharing your video

[@petmomful2260]

I am wondering here about the quality of the fabric. I am a relatively new quilter, and I have made some with cheaper fabrics, and they split eventually. I feel now that if I am going to do all that work, I am only going to use high quality fabrics, like Moda, and Riley Blake, and Robert Kaufman, etc. and just try to get it on sale, or with a coupon.

[@Lynnbud]

Hi Lindsay! Have you tried to make your own fabric with muslin or white cotton? It's a lot of fun you can paint, stencil, stamp make any designs you want. You just want to make sure you heat set your fabric after painting, if you don't use fabric paint. I've even used Inktense blocks they work great! I have to agree with Lynn M, as a quilter myself, I know you can accumulate a lot of quilting supplies in a short time and they do tend to take over your space! Have fun. Lynn B

[@thefrugalcrafter]

lynn b that s a great idea! I almost grabbed some muslin yesterday...

[@riverunner9978]

I love Mardens!

[@cazfromoz1]

This is GREAT, Lindsay...Love your mix 'n match fabric co-ordinatingI You have my taste exactly. JUST wish you could SLOW down a little bit when you talk. Maybe, you're just SO excited! I tried to find out where you bought these bargains, but couldn't catch it, spoke too quick. Was it Martin's.......? And where???

[@anniemels197634]

i love it😍 and so cheap here in the netherlands fabric is so expensive xxx

[@sewingmodestly8774]

lovely fabrics

[@path6741]

I started watching your blog almost 2 years ago because I had OD'd on quilting. My second sewing machine had died and the more expensive replacement quilting machine I had bought a year before, wasn't working right. Hubz took it to the local sewing machine store and traded it in on what I hoped would be a better, more reliable machine. They took advantage of him something awful. He wanted to surprise me for Christmas and was so proud of himself I couldn't tell him how bad they had cheated him. So I put everything away so I wouldn't get angry (at the store people) every time I looked at it. Also, my family didn't need any more quilted items. (They had OD'd too.) But I have everything but a long arm machine and a quilting frame. One of the things I wanted to make sure you are aware of is fabric bleeding when you wash a quilt.There is some disagreement on washing before or after the fabric is sewn together I always wash before cutting my fabric. You may loose some fabric due to fraying, but you can zigzag the edges if you are worried about this. The most important thing to do is use Color Catchers in the wash, and cold water. They are made by the same company that makes Shout stain remover. They are so effective I use them for all my wash now. I made a cute little zip bag of 2" squares quilted together out of red, white, and blue fabric. Usually, red is the most unstable color and most likely to bleed. But I sprayed a little water on to iron the pouch when it was done, and the blue bled into the squares next to it and wouldn't come out. So I learned to prewash all my fabrics with the Color Catchers. Especially with any batik fabric--it will bleed every time you wash it, forever! Great stash haul, but it is only the beginning! :)

[@CardsbyMaaike]

nice stuff, but very busy, i personally would add as much solids to a pattern as im using patterned, 50-50 if that makes sense. love the stripey one with the solid brown together i think. maybe you can make a beach bag, maybe even incorporate colourful (old) towels

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Maaike Uijthoven I bought a solid brown..did you see it? LOL! I know, I scrapbook like that too, I love the bright and busy;)

[@CardsbyMaaike]

I saw the solid brown :-D

[@TwinkleToes2day]

Hey Lindsay :D Are you going to show us some of your quilts? Pleeeaaase! :D

[@thefrugalcrafter]

TwinkleToes2day they are on my blog: thefrugalcrafter.wordpress.com/2015/01/02/my-first-2-quilts/ they are nothing to write home about but I love them:)

[@TwinkleToes2day]

thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich Thank you Lindsay, don't understand how I missed them :/ but now I can enjoy, thank you :D ps - I'd be writing home to everyone if I could sew, lol :D :D

[@jess65963]

I go Marden's in Ellsworth all the time. Love it!

[@angelaserendipityarts5294]

I love your videos you always make my day. awesome haul!!

[@anitagreen2263]

Did you notice that last fabric??? It was all Elvis Presley's Army papers!!! please tell me the side binding info so I can reach out to them, and hopefully get some...You are so lucky!!!..AG

[@LadyBlueStudios]

the fabric is available through etsy and eBay among other places. just do a google search for Elvis army fabric

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

great haul!

[@allissagoodrich6081]

Wow wish I could find deals like this in Houston! I obviously don't know where to shop.

[@rondabergeron4414]

Hi Lindsey, its me Ronda. I noticed your new zippers look like the have metal teeth??? If so be careful using them in your pouches, they can really do a number on your needle and sewing machine. Also using stripes and keeping them even can be a challenge. One sight I saw and from personal experience I've learned they work really well when cut on a diagonal. It enhances the strip and not so tricky to keep straight. Some of your patterns are "big" and would do very well in larger blocks so they can be showcased. All the material is beautiful and you are so clever that you will do very well at making quilts. Can't wait to see them. They are such a pleasure to do and receive as a gift!!!! Enjoy.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Ronda Bergeron thanks Rhonda, truth be told I wasn't crazy about the thought of sewing over the plastic zippers either:)

[@UtahGmaw99]

Have you checked out the Missouri star quilt quilt company here on you tube? They have lots of how to videos on making quilts. My favorite is the disappearing 9 patch. Super easy. Love your haul! Wish we had a store like that here.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

UtahGmaw99 yes, what a fantastic channel!

[@HandmadebyDiana]

OMG!!!!!!!!! Am totally jealous, can i come live with you Lindsay please? that peacock feather type fabric our craft store had for $4 a FQ and you got it for $1.28? 35c per piece? almost died! cant get that anywhere here LOL. loved your haul. super awesome colors too and the ribbons oh my! LOL Diana (Aus) xx

[@Ms13tink]

Lindsay be very careful buying fabric I had the same idea as you and now I have 5 5shelf shelving units full of fabric juat because I love it. LOL... Seriously. Don't be afraid to waste fabric it can always be cut again and rearranged until you do. Bonnie Hunter does some great scrap Quilts and is a great teacher. She has many free easy patterns on her Quiltville blog she is also on you tube. Have a great time and enjoy. By the way quality quilt fabric here runs form $17-25 except fabric stores here try to sell lesser quality for the highest prices. If I am spending so much time and money on a quilt I want the good stuff. I miss the states for being able to get good fabric at decent prices. My biggest advise is to decrease your stitch width so it will stay together, guess how I know. Patsy

[@thefrugalcrafter]

patsy fidelak stitch width? I only uses a satin stitch on applique? Do you use the zigzag stick for seaming? Or did you mean stitch length? What do you recommend? And $17-$25, yikes!

[@Ms13tink]

your right stitch length (I must be brain dead today) it should be no more than 1,5-2.0 my normal length is 2.5 if you have a loose weave fabric you will want the 1.5 it will be harder to rip out seams but it is worth it, especially since you only use scant 1/4 inch seam. yeah that's the price of fabric here before the drop in $ Canadian.

[@yvonneluke456]

You should look up Missouri Star Quilt Company they have a lot of great fabrics and a daily deal. Good luck on your crafts and I like your fabric stash.

[@vanessamccorker9162]

+Yvonne Luke I agree with you. They are my go to.

[@yvonneluke456]

That's What's Up!!!

[@vanessamccorker9162]

oh lol yeah

[@carlettaedwards1432]

Great stash of fabrics. Hope u join a quilt guild in u area.Joanne fabric has phone apps. So u can bring up 40&50percent off coupons and if u belong to a quilt guild u can get off more on u fabric. How do u organize u materials?

[@carlettaedwards1432]

Please make video of u quilts have fun quilting. I was taught by two blind ladies who taught me tricks for my low vision some wonderful ladies at local senior center who teach Free quilt classes and Konka prairie quilt quilts ladies and took a 60.00 class at all about quilts in Kansas.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Carletta Edwards I have a Joann discount card through the Society of Decorative PAinters, you get 10% off red and sale prices everyday;)

[@carlettaedwards1432]

thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich great same as Joanne fabrics for quilters ten percent off everyday or ever four hours per day.I go to shop a lot pen. Happy quilting

[@Ebonydoll1]

Good buy

[@petrahoward1197]

good haul, but dont forget to breath in between...lol

[@SherryWolfe]

It's not like it's the first time I have looked stupid in my life so I'll just come out and ask. What is a jelly roll? The only ones I've ever seen come in little Debbie snack cake boxes and I can't see what that would have to do with fabric. LOL ~ Hugs, Sherry

[@fmghoul]

I don't know what a jelly roll is either lol

[@MsRightseeksMrRight]

thought it was food too!! lol :D

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Sherry Wolfe No worries ladies, it is a bunch of 2.5" x45" strips rolled up together so they look like a jelly roll, you get 4 strips of every fabric in a particular fabric line and they are so fun to use because there is little cutting and measuring.

[@fmghoul]

That makes sense now ;) Thanks

[@CraftnMomma]

They're sometimes so pretty you don't wanna take them apart to quilt with, lol! I've seen several people use them to decorate their craft rooms with.

[@crisanderson6064]

Gaudy fabrics are never as gaudy as you think once you cut hem into smaller pieces!! If it's still ugly you just didn't cut it small enough LOL

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Cris Anderson good tip!

[@michelleaw1325]

+Cris Anderson too funny!

[@musicaloveraj]

Great prices but I think you should have gotten half yard on some of the stuff to have more fun with it and options. But that's just my opinion.:)

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Amber Cook I know, I should have:)

[@vestahagan6129]

I looked up Mardens online and you can't buy online I'm sad

[@annphilbeck5174]

I just love HST's quilts, Thats half square triangles.

[@yolandaavila8563]

por favor digame en que ciudad esta uvicado la tienda

[@shadowmom]

Fantastic bargain, when my hands allowed, I loved quilting but never got bargains like that. Love your choices too. Did giggle at you saying, oh should have got more lol, just like I say when buying stuff lol x

[@marianelarivera]

Awesome! Where is that store at?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

marianela rivera there are several locations in Maine, it is called Mardens and I went to the Brewer location

[@marianelarivera]

Ohh ok thanks! im from Rhode island but haven't heard of that store here. I have one near me called Rico's but . It a lil pricey I'd rather go to Wal-Mart thanks again hope u shiw what u make with it

[@shahzadijii4725]

thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich

[@yungzubass9648]

Hi it's me again Kim. The last fabric you could frame it like the picture that will neat....... Some the fabric is very pretty if you don't want to waste the fabric, You may frame like the pictures. You draw very good. The water color. You should bored the your water color pictures . Kim (yungzu bass)

[@alathenasidericus]

Next time, ask for fat quarter of yard. They allow for a lot more possible cuts

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Sylvie Bern I did not think they would do that off the bolt...will they?

[@alathenasidericus]

My local store does it. I don't know about yours, but just ask them, You might get luck y.

[@fahmadi5804]

What did you do with those fabric?

[@thefrugalcrafter]

I made some heat pack (rice bags) a insulated lunch bag and some other crafts

[@amyweinstein1740]

Nice!

[@juliewhiteley2211]

omg those fabrics are so cheap I am from the uk and a pack of five is £10 you got some fab bargains there xxx

[@anitavisram8346]

Hi what a bargain. We pay tripple the price here in the UK. Ouch!!

[@maryannepeaslee7575]

Don't try to use Ribbon to bind a quilt, it won't wear well

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Maryanne Peaslee Darn, thanks for the advice:)

[@maryannepeaslee7575]

You don't have to make it bias though either.

[@DavidDavid-qf7wg]

Can i know how to buy..im from malaysia

[@theresajandreaufemale8422]

could you please send me a book of fabric .so I could make an order. thank you.ilove tosew

[@LadyTrayce]

sings.."Shoulda bought it when I saw it at Maaaahhhhhdens!!"

[@thefrugalcrafter]

LadyTrayce you MUST be from Maine!

[@LadyTrayce]

Ayuh deah!

[@roxannehartman4783]

We like th similar colors, i make baby blankets and teddy bears for our local crisis nursery. My question is if I send you some money through PayPal plus shipping, could you pick me up some bright fun colors, cotton fleece and flannel. 1/4 yard pieces from the clearance items, would you be willing to help me? Please?

[@shanthis4580]

Very nice medam