My Last Paris Fabric Haul----- (till sometime next year)

This is my last haul for a while.... I have too much fabric! I pledge to make only from my stash for at least a couple months... to make space for the new things 😉
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[@debbiealton5989]

I am mourning that there will be no more fabric hauls for awhile. I have spent my entire Sunday watching your fabric purchases, remembering what it was like buying fabric for my store , mostly going to New York and Vegas. I love your taste in fabric!

[@rahmatousangotte4736]

“I said nothing about patterns “ 👍🏾🤣🤣🤣

[@natncats4507]

You are too cute! I love your humor and the way you tell your story, very entertaining!

[@eleanorraper4136]

Just found your channel and I'm already obsessed you fabric organisation inspired me to sort out my sewing supplies x 💗

[@myralorraine]

Beautiful Fabric haul! I love watching your fabric hauls especially when they’re in areas that I can visit! When we went to Miami this year, we used your video to find fabric stores to shop at! Unfortunately, for us we decided to go on a Sunday when most of the stores were closed! SMH! We did however get to shop at one and enjoyed it so much! So we thank you for sharing your experiences and look forward to seeing some of your new makes!

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

It makes me soo happy to know my rambling through fabric shops is helping other fabric shoppers. It makes all the awkward looks worth it!!

[@InaTrendyTown]

Love the fabrics and your video. I am new here but continue watching your videos. Regards from Spain

[@donniep.1513]

That yellow polyester fabric looks just like those Teddy bear style hoodie/sweaters that are on trend right now

[@heathermayfield4247]

I have so much fabric it is a bit overwhelming. I need to actually do some sewing in 2020.

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

Giiiirl same. 😩

[@TheAAdele05]

Loved the fabric haul! Nice selections. The starry one was amazing!!

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

Yeh, I love that starry one. I'll be making a video for when I tackle the backless top with it!!

[@TheAAdele05]

@@TheCrafterpreneur and that will look so super nice on you!

[@marie-pierrechampault4721]

I really love the coupon with stars. I can't wait to see your project !

[@shonaaitken7635]

I have just found your videos and absolutely love them! I had such a hard time understanding how to buy fabric in Paris. Not speaking good French kinda held me back. I am dreaming of the end of quarantine times when we can go again though!

[@moryabransford1968]

I have a closet full of fabric. I'm a fabric junkie as well and need to get back to sewing.

[@makeitanywear]

I think I would most likely buy the starry one. In place of shopping vlogs, how about shopping your stash and maybe matching fabrics with patterns or fabric Fridays with fabric from your stash?

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

thank you, great idea... I am really enjoying shopping my stash so will most likely take you along with me when I start a project!

[@Justdiggingit]

You got some reallly good deals! I wish I knew of some place in Virginia. USA, close to me. Do we get to see what you made? I have to check......

[@murielbailiwick2978]

I love your enthusiasm!

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

☺️☺️

[@boulevarddufil2410]

Helloooo, accent is ok ... thanks !!! Bizzz, Sylvie

[@MsbusyC]

Nice fabrics looking forward to the things that you make. Happy New Year.

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

Happy new year! Looking forward to sewing ALL THE THINGS!

[@tonjalatham4492]

I was just wondering where you were. I love your haul and makes videos!

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

Im Here! and got some good stuff planned for 2020!!

[@emmaburgess1229]

😭 really going to miss your global fabric hauls. Happy seeing though 🧵 x

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

They will be back... just not until spring/summer. It will give me some time to make a dent in my stash!

[@baboukis1]

Apart from hauls do you plan to discuss show us methods, tips on sewing lovely garments?

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

I'm thinking about this... I'm not an expert but I can certainly give my opinion and techniques I use and why. Watch this space.

[@baboukis1]

@@TheCrafterpreneur thanks for answering

[@addiekl]

Solidarity sister! I am going to try my best to sew as many fabrics as possible from my stash this year and make only a few budgeted small purchases. I really like the look of the last green spotty one although I am not experienced sewing with sheer fabrics. Any tips you have would be great! I look forward to seeing what you make.

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

Honestly when it comes to sheers and slippery fabrics.... STABILISE like its trying to escape. They tend to want to move a lot when sewing, cutting or just trying to get it flat. So use weights, pins or sandwich between tissue paper to get precise cuts and accurate shapes. The same for sewing up. pin it up, take it slow and you will be fine. Also for a first project try some thing simple... True/Bias Ogden cami is a good one for beginners/ mid and it uses a small amount. x

[@addiekl]

@@TheCrafterpreneur Yes, I need to try the tissue paper trick. I normally do use a lot of silk pins but it can be so time consuming. Thank you!

[@Fingerchisel]

I was there twelve months ago. I went to Tissue Reine and loved it but the big Dreyfus store opposite was closed. Do you know if their is a best day of the week to catch all the stores open. I hope to plan another trip. Love your fabric buying trips.

[@marie-pierrechampault4721]

As far as I know, Dreyfus and Tissus Reine (on the Place Saint-Pierre, down the stairs of Basilique Montmartre for those who want to know how to get there) close much earlier than any other shop in France (maximum 5 or 6 pm, instead of 7 pm, especially on Saturdays. Avoid Mondays, as many shops are traditionaly closed, so that the shopkeepers and their employees who work on Saturdays have to days in a row to rest every week like anyone. Marché St-Pierre's fabric shops are likely to be closed on Mondays as well. So, choose any day between Tuesday and Friday to have all the time you need to go from one shop to another (with comfortable shoes). As to the 1st "boutique" (Modes et Travaux or even DMC) in the 8th area, rue de la Pépinière, it closes at 7 pm, even on Saturdays. I think they only have a deal with Coupons Saint-Pierre so that they sell some of their fabrics (much less than on Place Saint-Pierre). Actually : - Modes & Travaux (Fashion and Crafts) is the name of a monthly journal (revue) for women where you find one or two items to sew, as well as many other things to crate (with clay, Woody, knitting... cooking) ; - DMC : is the French equivalent to Prym, that you may also have wherever you live. So, the 1st little shop, where you can easily find what you need without getting lost, is a kind of a partnership beetween a journal for women, a manufacturer of tools to sew or knit and a retailer of already cut pieces of fabrics. The fabric coupons measure 140 cm x 3 meters long. NB : when it comes to expensive coupons of silk they accept to sell you some half coupons (140 cm by 150 cm).

[@donniep.1513]

Oooooh “one in one out”. Sounds like you’ll be doing some giveaways lol

[@jackyf3505]

Those patterns aren't really the same you know. Their similarities are pretty superficial and they'll look very different made in different fabrics & colours. The princess seamed one is unsurprisingly a close tailored fit with a smooth and well fitted collar while the other is much looser and its collar is shaped wider and not so flat to the body, making it look particularly good with the back section made in that bouclé fabric. The boxier one would look good with jumbo buttons too - have you got any of those in your stash by any chance? ;)

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

I'm actually making up one of them now and you are right. There are some differences. I have a pretty big stash of buttons, but sadly no JUMBO ones. Ill be rectifying that shortly though 😉

[@DeeJohnson2020]

I thought you’d get the green one with the birds!!!

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

I almost did... but I didn't want to buy all my fabric in the first shop I got to... which has been known to happen. 😉

[@fatmaay8806]

You are so sincere anda natural! I really like your style and fabrics. And wonder if you are a Virgo? :))

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

Thank you! I am actually a Gemini... not sure if that's good or bad though. ☺️

[@fatmaay8806]

@@TheCrafterpreneur That would be my second guess:) For communication and creativity sure it is. Hope to see your new makings and videos 👋

[@odetterebekah6926]

Wwwwwwaaaaaoooowwww.......mon Paris....💖💟😍💖💟😍💖💟😍💖💟😍 Je suis partie il y a 20 ans et rien n a changé au marché Saint Pierre...❗❗💟💖😍💟💖😍

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

Yes, it's the part of Paris that never changes. and also my favourite part!

[@sonyasew2]

Lol U are amazing Like ur haul

[@TheCrafterpreneur]

Thank you 😁

[@GneissTee]

We are all fabric-holics. I'm guilty.