Favorite Places to Buy High-Quality Cotton Quilting Fabric Online – recommendations from my readers

Earlier this summer, I invited subscribers to my weekly email newsletter to help me build a list of our personal favorite places to shop for high-quality cotton quilting fabric, particularly online. And they came through in a big way!

PLEASE NOTE: This list was compiled from reader submissions – this does not constitute a professional endorsement of any of these establishments.
Also, these are NOT an affiliate links – I don’t get any kind of kickbacks for my recommendations.

And always support your local quilt shops as much as you can – they need our business if they’re going to be able to stick around!

And remember – many of these shops have brick-and-mortar stores, too!


In alphabetical order:

Australia

Widebacks (recommended by Chris P.)


Canada

Along Came Quilting, Calgary, Alberta (recommended by Pat C.)

Around the Block, Beaverlodge, Alberta (recommended by Linda N-F.)

Carola’s Quilt Shop, Chiliwack, British Columbia (recommended by Dawn N.)

Cottage Quilting, Kelowna, British Columbia (recommended by Maureen T.)  

Dinkydoo, British Columbia, Canada (recommended by Louise)

Fabrications, Ontario, Canada (recommended by Michelle R.)

Happy Wife Quilting, Carleton Place, Ontario (recommended by Maureen T.)

Mad About Patchwork in Ontario, Canada (recommended by Michelle R. and by Maureen T.)

My Sewing Room, Calgary, Alberta (recommended by Pat C.)

Quiltatious, Windsor, Ontario (recommended by Lou Ann M.)

Sew Crafty, Rideau Ferry, Ontario (recommended by Joan S. and by Brenda V.)

Stitch by Stitch, Kingston, Ontario (recommended by Lou Ann M.)

The Sewing Shoppe, Oldcastle, Ontario (recommended by Lou Ann M.)

Watergirl Quilt Co,  Prescott, Ontario (recommended by Maureen T.) 

Wilton Creek Fabrics, Harrowsmith, Ontario (recommended by Lou Ann M.)


France

Ecolaines, Rennes (recommended by Inken P.)


United Kingdom

Alice Caroline (recommended by Patricia K.)

Coast & Country Crafts (recommended by Helen F.)

Lady Sew and Sew (recommended by Helen F.)

New Threads (recommended by Helen F.)

Purple Stitches (recommended by Helen F.)

The Cotton Patch (recommended by Helen F.)

The Sewing Studio, Redruth (recommended by Helen F.)


United States

123 Stitch (recommended by Louise)

Backside Fabrics (recommended by Marie C.)

Bags of Loveprint custom fabric on demand (recommended by Regina E.)

Green Fairy Quilts (recommended by Karen G. and Vicky H.)

Calliope Quilts (my local quilt store, also sells online)

Connecting Threads (recommended by Evelyn R. and by Louise)

Equilter.com (an old favorite of mine)

Etsy (specific shops recommended by Sharon T.)
     https://www.etsy.com/shop/ModernQuilter
     https://www.etsy.com/shop/dotscharm
     https://www.etsy.com/shop/QUILTMAGICLAND

Fat Quarter Shop (recommended by Vicky H.)


Hancock’s of Paducah (recommended by Karen G.)


Jordan Fabrics (recommended by Karen G.)


Keepsake Quilting (recommended by Marie C.)


MDG – Marshall Dry Goods (recommended by Liz B. and Alyson JH)


Missouri Star Quilt Co. (recommended by Evelyn R. and Karen G.)


Quilt in a Day (recommended by Karen G.)


Shabby Fabrics (recommended by Karen G. and by Louise)

ShopNZP.com – Nancy Zieman Productions (recommended by Linda B.

Stitchin’ Heaven, Quitman, Texas (recommended by Kathleen D.)

The Calico Cat, Honolulu, Hawaii (recommended by Kathleen D.)

The Fabric Company (recommended by Marie C.)

The Shiplap Quilt Shop (recommended by Karen G.)

Vintage & Vogue (recommended by Barbara C.)


That’s it so far – but if you’re on my email newsletter list, please feel free to hit “reply” to any of my weekly emails with new suggestions!

Happy Quilting!

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Beth Ann

When health challenges made hand-sewing (and hand appliqué and hand-quilting) no longer physically viable for her, Beth Ann’s first instinct was dismay and discouragement. But Grandma Baldwin gave her a loving (but stern!) “No pity parties – just figure out a different way.” So Beth Ann turned to her trusty sewing machine and began devising ways to achieve the fine quality appliqué look she craved faster and easier than she ever thought possible. And a career was born! Now Beth Ann enjoys sharing her accessible “invisible” machine appliqué and creative machine quilting techniques with other quilters and fiber artists around the world.

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