Ways to Find Fabric for Slow Stitching- Frugally & Intentionally| How to find Fabric for slow stitch

[@linaleblanc8288]

My favorite way to find fabric is thrift stores. I dearly love when I find crocheted pieces, or embroidered pieces like you said in the video. I found two beautiful quilted pillow shams last week. Sometimes I find little pieces of fabric at the Dollar tree too.

[@DanielaMellen]

So true! It's like a treasure hunt! 😊

[@wildwoodholler]

I have a large tote full of jean fabrics that I have saved from old clothing. I also look for denim dresses and jumpers at thrift shops. Bigger sizes=more fabric! It's a plus when I find embroidered areas on the pieces. Like you, I get fabrics from many places. It's fun to go out looking for unique pieces...just never know what you'll find! Great video!

[@DanielaMellen]

Thanks for sharing your tips! 😊

[@debbiefrick4380]

I have acquired fabric through all of your methods. I have friends who have given me decorator and upholstery samples with the paper tops. These are usually mixed blends and heavier fabrics but are great for texture. Recently, a friend who makes clothing for her grandchildren gave me a 30 gallon grocery bag full of really small scraps. When I tell people I will take pieces as small as 2 inch squares they really understand I will take all scraps.

[@DanielaMellen]

You hit the jackpot with your friends! All are so unique and wonderful supplies for your projects!

[@cathygormanson2941]

Our one and only quilt shop in town has bins of scrap fabric, both cotton types and wool. She provides three sizes of plastic bags to fill for a fixed price. Funny little note she posts a sign that tells you the bag has to be zipped up, not left open. Too cute.

[@DanielaMellen]

Awww! I think I'd love that little shop!

[@doreensherk287]

You have opened a whole new avenue for fabrics and textiles.

[@DanielaMellen]

Glad to hear this was helpful!

[@elainet5870]

I’m very lucky that I have a lot of fabric from my Mom who sewed throughout her life. I also have many of her old linens, too! 😃❤️

[@DanielaMellen]

❤️ That is very fortunate! How sweet!

[@cleot151]

Quilters who have yard sales are my favorite source.

[@DanielaMellen]

Great tip!

[@gigsy4827]

Great video. More great sources I look for are pretty scarves, placements, lacy curtains, prom dresses, wedding gowns, hankies, and bandannas too.

[@DanielaMellen]

Wow! Lots of great ideas. Thanks for sharing!

[@mariaruiz3848]

I like this video. I found pieces of fabrics and embellishments through friends. It is so much fun. Love thrifting too. Thank you for sharing. What a great day to begin my day today.

[@DanielaMellen]

Wonderful!

[@debbiefrick4380]

I love using scarves also.

[@stitchitPAM]

Thrift stores and Estate sales!

[@DanielaMellen]

Great ideas!

[@elizabethsawyer5906]

Charity shops here in the UK are a great source of fabrics too. 💕

[@DanielaMellen]

Thanks for the tip! 😊

[@susanspisak65]

I love finding cheap remnants from JoAnn ….

[@DanielaMellen]

Good idea!

[@lorettavalmorbida7793]

Great video, great ideas.

[@DanielaMellen]

Thanks so much!

[@lucidkate]

Where do you store all your fabric finds when it comes to larger pieces? I'm new to slow stitching and I have a pile starting 😅

[@DanielaMellen]

I have clear tubs where I store the fabrics. I sort it by color and holiday. And I have scrap bins for smaller pieces. Some people use baskets or dresser drawers.