Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Season 2025, Episode 6
Here are all the places I buy fabric and sewing supplies. I've been thinking about what to do if Joann Fabrics closes soon, and the idea of being able to hop in the car on any day of the week and head over to Joann's to buy a yard or two of interfacing, a thread color I need, some extra elastic, well...it means I need to plan ahead or get creative and find other local and online options!
Lucky for me, I have a lot of places (mostly online) that I enjoy shopping at for fabric and notions. This video I share my other favorite places to buy fabrics and sewing supplies, especially if Joanns closes after filing bankruptcy for the second time in less than two years.
To be clear, I did not get compensated from any company for the production of this video. Below is an affiliate link to amazon.com's fabric search website. These are my own thoughts and preferences.
Mentioned in this episode:
WAWAK Sewing Supplies: Perfect for thread, zips, interfacing, rotary cutters, chalk, needles, pens, sewing/cutting mats, pretty much anything that goes with sewing: wawak.com
Missouri Star Quilt Company (perfect for quilting fabric) missouriquiltco.com
Fox Farmhouse Quilting on Etsy.com (cotton fabric and precuts, quilting): etsy.com/shop/FoxFarmhouseQuilting
KnitFabric.com: great quality solid color cotton lycra knit fabric (tshirt fabric) and swimwear fabric/swimsuit lining and swim elastic: knitfabric.com
Bra Builders: one stop shop for all bra and panty making. Sells custom colors of microduoplex, satin, lace, and elastics: brabuilders.com
Minerva: Fabric, patterns, buttons, thread, snaps. Located in the UK and offers free worldwide shipping with minimum 100 pound orders (Approx $130 US) minerva.com
My profile on Minerva.com: onelisashow
Beyond the Pink Door: Lush fabrics-- my favorite are the Viscose Challis, french terrys and soft sweatshirting. I also buy her cuffing. She showcases her newest fabrics on Sundays Live on YouTube: beyondthepinkdoor.com/en-us
Amazon.com Fabric: (note: this is an affiliate link that takes you straight to the fabric offerings on amazon.com) amzn.to/4ghUCTc
Looking for local, in person ways to shop for fabric?
Try Walmart. Yes, some walmarts do sell fabric. Mine sells half an isle of one yard cuts.
Try Hobby Lobby. They are closed on Sundays but fabric is almost always on sale. Buttons and Zippers are pretty cheap, too. hobbylobby.com
Search on Google.com "fabric shops near me"
Tagging the above shops:
@Beyondthepinkdoor
@MinervaDotCom
@FabricMartFabric
@hobbylobby
@Walmart
@brabuilders
@MissouriQuiltCo
@WAWAKSewing
@JOANNStores
Fabric Mart: This is my honorable mention. fabricmartfabrics.com
Ways to support my channel:
1. Like, comment and subscribe! (free) ***BEST OPTION**
2. Follow me on Instagram: @onelisashow (free)
3. Follow me on Minerva.com: minerva.com/people/1136089 (free)
3. Send a super thanks. Any monies received go to creating more content and purchasing sewing fabric and supplies.
4. Click on my affiliate links. (free) This does not cost you extra, but I will be compensated a commission from a portion of the sales. Not all links are affiliate links.
Interested in a collaboration? I would love to work on a project with you!!
Mail Inquiries:
One Lisa Show
#wheretobuyfabric #wheretobuysewingsupplies #sewing #wheretoshopforfabriconline #wheretoshop
onlisashow@gmail.com
PO BOX 1272
Crown Point, IN 46308
As always, thank you for watching!
This description may contain affiliate links. This video and my channel express my own opinions, and not any opinions of others. I am not a professional sewist, doctor, lawyer, philosopher, psychologist, designer, or artist. Please take everything I say with a grain of salt. If you don't like my views or what I have to say, how I look, etc, then please don't watch and find another channel that suits your need for learning and entertainment. Life is short, have fun!
Season 2025, Episode 6
Here are all the places I buy fabric and sewing supplies. I've been thinking about what to do if Joann Fabrics closes soon, and the idea of being able to hop in the car on any day of the week and head over to Joann's to buy a yard or two of interfacing, a thread color I need, some extra elastic, well...it means I need to plan ahead or get creative and find other local and online options!
Lucky for me, I have a lot of places (mostly online) that I enjoy shopping at for fabric and notions. This video I share my other favorite places to buy fabrics and sewing supplies, especially if Joanns closes after filing bankruptcy for the second time in less than two years.
To be clear, I did not get compensated from any company for the production of this video. Below is an affiliate link to amazon.com's fabric search website. These are my own thoughts and preferences.
Mentioned in this episode:
WAWAK Sewing Supplies: Perfect for thread, zips, interfacing, rotary cutters, chalk, needles, pens, sewing/cutting mats, pretty much anything that goes with sewing: wawak.com
Missouri Star Quilt Company (perfect for quilting fabric) missouriquiltco.com
Fox Farmhouse Quilting on Etsy.com (cotton fabric and precuts, quilting): etsy.com/shop/FoxFarmhouseQuilting
KnitFabric.com: great quality solid color cotton lycra knit fabric (tshirt fabric) and swimwear fabric/swimsuit lining and swim elastic: knitfabric.com
Bra Builders: one stop shop for all bra and panty making. Sells custom colors of microduoplex, satin, lace, and elastics: brabuilders.com
Minerva: Fabric, patterns, buttons, thread, snaps. Located in the UK and offers free worldwide shipping with minimum 100 pound orders (Approx $130 US) minerva.com
My profile on Minerva.com: onelisashow
Beyond the Pink Door: Lush fabrics-- my favorite are the Viscose Challis, french terrys and soft sweatshirting. I also buy her cuffing. She showcases her newest fabrics on Sundays Live on YouTube: beyondthepinkdoor.com/en-us
Amazon.com Fabric: (note: this is an affiliate link that takes you straight to the fabric offerings on amazon.com) amzn.to/4ghUCTc
Looking for local, in person ways to shop for fabric?
Try Walmart. Yes, some walmarts do sell fabric. Mine sells half an isle of one yard cuts.
Try Hobby Lobby. They are closed on Sundays but fabric is almost always on sale. Buttons and Zippers are pretty cheap, too. hobbylobby.com
Search on Google.com "fabric shops near me"
Tagging the above shops:
@Beyondthepinkdoor
@MinervaDotCom
@FabricMartFabric
@hobbylobby
@Walmart
@brabuilders
@MissouriQuiltCo
@WAWAKSewing
@JOANNStores
Fabric Mart: This is my honorable mention. fabricmartfabrics.com
Ways to support my channel:
1. Like, comment and subscribe! (free) ***BEST OPTION**
2. Follow me on Instagram: @onelisashow (free)
3. Follow me on Minerva.com: minerva.com/people/1136089 (free)
3. Send a super thanks. Any monies received go to creating more content and purchasing sewing fabric and supplies.
4. Click on my affiliate links. (free) This does not cost you extra, but I will be compensated a commission from a portion of the sales. Not all links are affiliate links.
Interested in a collaboration? I would love to work on a project with you!!
Mail Inquiries:
One Lisa Show
#wheretobuyfabric #wheretobuysewingsupplies #sewing #wheretoshopforfabriconline #wheretoshop
onlisashow@gmail.com
PO BOX 1272
Crown Point, IN 46308
As always, thank you for watching!
This description may contain affiliate links. This video and my channel express my own opinions, and not any opinions of others. I am not a professional sewist, doctor, lawyer, philosopher, psychologist, designer, or artist. Please take everything I say with a grain of salt. If you don't like my views or what I have to say, how I look, etc, then please don't watch and find another channel that suits your need for learning and entertainment. Life is short, have fun!
