As you know I love buying fabric from Calico Corners, I made lumbar pillows, recovered a bench and more with their fabric. I also love that they ship all their fabric for free and and also sell and small quality of fabric in store.
Fabric Samples
Fabric Information: Fabric Sample #1 - Flower Field, available in the three colors
Fabric Sample # 2 - Khandar Jewel, they have a great section of Ikat, think heaboards
Fabric Sample # 3 - Suzanni Aqua, so pretty for pillows or an ottoman
Fabric Sample # 4 - Neri Cream Faux Bois at its best great fabric for furniture, cushions etc.
My next fabric spot I love checking out almost daily is Fabric.com, they have a great selection of affordable fabric from modern to traditional. I've mentioned them before and many of you are fans of them.
Fabric Samples
Fabric Information Fabric Sample # 1 Emily Garden,drapes would be lovely made with this fabric.
Fabric Sample # 2 Ellis Turquoise, I adore this pretty so pretty!
Fabric Sample # 3 Chipper Slub, you know I love yellow. I would love pillows with this print for my home
Fabric Sample # 4 Summerlin Geranium, such a pretty fabric for ottomans
Next I love looking for fabrics at BuyFabrics.com again the have an amazing selection of fabrics from Duralee to Robert Allen in prints you might not find elsewhere and if you do they may be less expensive on this site.
Fabric Samples
Fabric Information
Fabric Sample # 1 - Thomas Paul Print Wouldn't this fabric add a bit of whimsy to any room?
Fabric Sample # 2 - Speling Iris, this is such a pretty print, I've seen it in various shadesFabric Sample # 3 Fran Indigo, super steal alert, only $7.00 a yard
Fabric Sample # 4 New Leaf Meadow, this fabric would be lovely for drapes its only $5.00 a yard!
Looking for a modern fabric fix? Head no further than TonicLiving.com they also sell custom pillows and drapes.
Fabric Samples
Fabric Information
Fabric Source # 1 - Flat Iron Black Need some chevron in your life
Fabric Source # 2 - Garden Trellis Taupe, I'm not sure if I'll ever tire of this print only $ 8.95 per yard.
I recently discovered a few months back thanks this fabric store thanks to 6th Street Design School the sell thier fabrics both online and locally in Atlanta, GA. High Heeled Foot in the Door, recently posted about them on her blog and gave us a peek inside their store. For all you Altantans, please visit their store and check out their lovely fabrics in person.
Silly me got tired last night putting all these pretty samples together from their store (hence they are unnumbered) It was so hard to choose just four fabrics so showcase! I would love to sew some large pillows for a settee with the bird cage print or sew some drapes for French doors! Maybe one day.Just check out their site to view more fabrics. I recently discovered a few months back thanks this fabric store thanks to 6th Street Design School the sell thier fabrics both online and locally in Atlanta, GA. High Heeled Foot in the Door, recently posted about them on her blog and gave us a peek inside their store. For all you Altantans, please visit their store and check out their lovely fabrics in person.
Fabric Samples
Fabric Tips
Material type: Always read the information about the fabric: Is it light weight? Good for drapes and pillows? Or better suited for a craft project? or upholstery?
Prices: To find the best price on fabric, always try and find out who the manufacturer of the fabric is. For instance, is the Fabric made by Waverly or Duralee. That way you can Google the name of the manufacturer along with the fabric name and hopefully find the lowest price. I recently scored Thomas Paul fabric for $ 10.00 for 3/4 or a yard at Calico Corners, I saw the same fabric online for $ 50.00 per yard.
I'll be writing another post regarding 'Fabric Sources Dos' soon. Where are your go to fabric shopping sources? Scored any pretty prints recently? I'd love to hear!







I just moved into a new apartment and I'm in need of some fresh fabric inspiration. So thanks for these links!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great list! I've stalked Tonic living, but never ordered. I'm so scared to order fabric online, and I'm super cheap.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips! I love Calico, fabric.com, and tonic living. I've only ordered from fabric.com. Calico corners is just too high sometimes! They do have a great selection!
ReplyDeleteI am a fabric lover also! Great tips!
ReplyDeleteSara - I try to order fabric samples (if the company offers them ) if I havn't seen the fabric in person before making larger fabric purchases it helps calm my nerves about buying fabric online.
ReplyDeleteMrs Duncan - I know I love Calico but not the prices when it comes to lots and lots of yards!
I love fabric.com for online retail. I generally buy local at Lewis and Sheron, Forsyth Fabrics, and Award Fabric here in Atlanta.
ReplyDeleteYou absolutely read my mind! I specifically turned my computer on with the sole purpose of finding good online fabric retailers. But before I started my google search I decided to check my blogroll first. You just saved me a google search! lol
ReplyDeleteGaby - I hope you find some great fabrics!
ReplyDeleteThis is a GREAT resource Mrs.Chic! I love these sites, thank you for the information. I have tons of fabric needs right now with the windows in our new home. Today I was thinking of what to call the major undertaking that is decorating the space. I now have new sites to visit for fabric. I will keep you posted on any purchases!
ReplyDeleteBookmarking this one! I was looking for a few new sources and I can't wait until I have oh, about 12 straight hours to look at fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love beautiful fabrics so I love this post. Will be adding these resources to my favorites and must stop in and see that Atlanta showroom next time I am down there!
ReplyDeleteThis is dangerous stuff! I, too, have a fabric addiction and am already feeling the need to order a few patterns!
ReplyDeleteThese are all such beautiful fabrics that you've selected for your examples. Just goes to show once again what great taste you have!
I am Atlanta girl and didn't know about the show room! Thanks so much for the tip!!
I love your picks...So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI have a wonderful fabric shop near me...this post make me wanna go shopping...thanks.
ReplyDeleteYou always have the best fabric tips! Keep them coming!!
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