Quilters/sewing moms, buying fabric online?

[nagawater]

I'm looking for some good sites to buy quilting fabric from. I've never bought online but none of the stores in my area have what I want.
Do you have any sites?

[aggiebug]

Fabric.com and etsy are 2 of my favorites

[mustloveerica]

Hawthorne Threads is a favorite of mine.

www.hawthornethreads.com

Also, not all of us are moms ;-)

[Loki]

I'm not a mom, so I hope you don't mind me responding, but my two favorites are www.fatquartershop.com and www.spoonflower.com

Both are on the pricey side. FQS does have some awesome sales on occasion, though.

[olenka]

fabric.com, as mentioned, and also equilter.com

[cmeon]

Fabric.com has gone soooooo downhill over the past year, I wish I could time travel back to 2009 and buy everything back when you could combine their once great sales, low cotton pricing, and a 30% off total purchase coupon. And decent customer service. Sigh.

Fabricworm is another good one. I agree that Etsy has lots of good stores. I've been happy with the fabric I've gotten from Connecting Threads, too- it's not premium stuff, but, it's great for the price.

[Starbuck128]

I buy cotton from Fabric.com, but only from designers I've noticed have quality fabric in B&M quilt shops.

Spoonflower is nice because their patterns are always printed on the same fabric. You can order a swatch packet of their fabric types so you know ahead of time what you are getting. They charge a lot per yard, so it's the least they can do.

[saltypearl]

My grandma and aunties who are prolific quilters buy from Craftsy.com They seem quite happy with the quality and shipping is a flat rate so they buy massive amounts.

[MadApple]

I don't buy fabric that often anymore because I have far too much now. If I'm buying online, it's usually for a specific project, so I'll usually search for what I need. I don't really have a "go to" place other than Green Fairy Quilts where I get almost all of my precuts (their free US shipping is awesome). I also like Westwood Acres and Etsy in general (lots of different shops - just depends on what I need).

Most of my fabric purchases have actually been through Instagram. I follow a lot of people that have Etsy shops. It's cheaper for them to sell through IG (no Etsy fees), so you can usually get a better deal if they sell there too. There is also #thegreatfabricdestash hashtag you can follow on IG. You can get good deals from people trying to clear out their fabric stashes.

[craftcrazymama]

Most of the place I use have already been listed but I also buy some fabric, particularly pre-cuts, off EBay. Much cheaper for me than buying pre-cuts where I live.