Well, that is exactly what happened to me. Fabric Shack in Waynesville, Ohio had a gorgeous collection of large scale fruit prints and blenders by Timeless Treasures that I had been drooling over for a couple of months. Then lo and behold, they went on sale. Just 4.99 per yard! Lucky me!
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Of course, I had to throw in a few batiks, which were also on sale, to round out my order. They were 6.98 per yard.
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I have been doing business with Fabric Shack for years and years now and have never been disappointed. Besides having great prices, their service is courteous and prompt. They charge only 1/2 price for Priority Mail shipping in the USA and most foreign countries. I don’t know about you, but shipping charges can certainly be a deal breaker for me, especially in light of the recent increases by the post office and most of the major shipping companies.
When you get a chance, you can take a look at Fabric Shack’s online store here:
http://www.fabricshack.com/
Those are gorgeous prints and batiks! I see they also have some prints with roses on sale. I need roses. I was doing a little grocery shopping at Walmart last week and stopped to look at the denim to make a summer skirt. I gasped at the $10 price tag for a yard of denim. I can buy it made cheaper. Good grief.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, my asparagus is sending up stalks. I can't wait for our first harvest this season. Only four plants are old enough to pick from though. It might be meager.
Still praying for Riley.
Have a great day.