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Fabric Depot
- Fabric Shop
- 700 SE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR 97233, USA Portland, OR 97233
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 10:00AM
Referral from
Mar 23, 2018
Cristi F.:
I’m looking for a vendor that sells old fashion gingham check. I checked with dan rivers, but seems they have closed up shop. I’ve...
Dawn T.:
Cristi Flanagan, check with Fabric Depot. You can order from them online at Fabricdepot.com Josephine's Dry Goods
- Fabric Shop
- 2609 SE Clinton St, Portland, OR 97202, USA Portland, OR 97202
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 11:00AM
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Aug 13, 2013
Mekala T.:
Suggestions for fabric stores in Portland?
I know there was a post about this earlier but I can't find it... Thanks friends!
Nadia L.:
Fabric Depot, Mill End are great options. Josephine's Dry Goods: http://josephinesdrygoods.com/default.asp Pioneer Quilts
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Jan 12, 2017
Susan G.:
Anyone in the Portland, OR area who can recommend a couple of quilt shops? My husband and I are here to explore the possibility of...
Carolee I.:
Pioneer Quilt Shop in Milwaukie, small but great. http://www.pioneerquiltshop.com CUT/SEW
- Fabric Shop, Mover
- Portland, OR
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Nov 02, 2016
Ashley W.:
Does anyone know where I can buy a pattern for a Kigurumi? My friends and I really want to make our own. I figured this would be the...
Lorn R.:
Yeah. Heycutsew.com is where I got mine. The Whole 9 Yards
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Referral from January 12, 2017
Susan G. asked:
Anyone in the Portland, OR area who can recommend a couple of quilt shops? My husband and I are here to explore the possibility of moving to the area, but Thursday is my...
Natalie J. replied:
Best shop in town is Quilting Delights off i205 close to the Kaiser Permanente Sunnyside hospital (Clackamas Town Center). They have a Facebook page...I believe it's Stevens Road by Office Depot in Happy Valley. Thea is the owner...very helpful
Linda T. replied:
Fabric Depot in Portland, The Pine Needle in Lake Oswego, Hollyhill Quilt Shoppe and Mercantile in West Linn, and Fiddlesticks in Vancouver, WA.
Sherrie C. replied:
You could also try the Mill End Store in Milwaukie. https://www.google.com/search?q=Mill%20End%20Store&ludocid=0 x5495752 c7 c2 dcdb5:0 x475 f5 c7 c50 f5 a55#fpstate=lie
Nancy C. replied:
Fabric Depot on the corner of 122 nd and Stark St. is huge.
Kim P. replied:
Happy Birthday! You need chains to drive right now on any roads near Portland. Pioneer Quilt shop,Cool Cottons,Modern Domestics also FiddleSticks in Vancounver Wa these are my favorites!!!!!
Ros M. replied:
JACKPOT!!! Fabric Depot !!!!! I'm jealous!
Donna W. replied:
I have an app on my phone called "Needle Travel" that shows you quilt shops and such near whatever location you are in.
Leslie T. replied:
The Pine Needle in Lake Oswego
Lisa V. replied:
https://www.quiltinghub.com/Find/Maps
Alicia W. replied:
Fabric Depot is the best! Not just quilting fabric but home dec and apparel fabrics. Also tons of notions, thread, etc. You can get wholesale pricing if you by a full bolt of something and they have great sales. I have made many trips down there (2.5 hours) just to go to Fabric Depot on a sale day!
Taylor A. replied:
Fabric Depot is supposed to be quite amazing and overwhelming
Carol M. replied:
Check out the Mill End Store in Milwaukie. Great fabrics. Also Fabric Depot n Pine Needle in Lake Oswego. All 3 are unique n worth the visit
Norann H. replied:
Portland Fabric Depot is simply amazing.....acres of fabrics....a quilters dream!
Diane B. replied:
Visiting Portland in March with my sister, plan on hitting quilt shops while there. Will have to make a list from the comments here. Hope you enjoy your visit.
Anne L. replied:
The Pine Needle in Lake Oswego is lovely.
Susanne H. replied:
Modern Domestic on Alberta Street in Portland is fun and Alberta Street is great to explore in general. Great cafes and shops.
Julia F. replied:
Craft Warehouse in Beaverton is right near Powell's in Beaverton.
Joyce M. replied:
Fabric Depot
Karen W. replied:
Fabric Depot is awesome. I could spend all day in there!!!
Carolyn M. replied:
Happy Birthday Susan Greene have a nice time in Portland
Referral from November 27, 2018
where-am-eye asked:
Cheap place to buy blackout curtains/blackout material? Hey all,
I am looking for a good fabric store and/or a cheap alternative to Walmart or another store...
ameoba replied:
Buying raw material is general more expensive than buying manufactured good these days. Just order some from Target
Naughty_Alpaca replied:
IKEA has them for 15-20 a set
lexuh replied:
I have [these](https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/40414022/#/80414020) from Ikea and they do an amazing job of blocking out the klieg lights on my next door neighbor's house. I can't sleep in anything but pitch black, and the thickness and length are perfect.
stickben replied:
Aluminum foil?
GrisSola replied:
Ross, usually heavily discounted too.
shawnlevy replied:
IKEA
LSDMTCupcake replied:
Fred Meyer has a few styles of black out curtains for relatively cheap.
bikemuffin replied:
I've seen black out curtains at the ne broadway Fred meyers
MaisNahMaisNah replied:
Ross and TJ Maxx always have great deals on that kind of shit. You do sacrifice variety a little.
Trenalynn replied:
I understand wanting the raw material over premade curtains. Premade ones are usually so dinky. When closed, curtains should still have a ripple to them, they shouldn't look like a flat sheet against your window. Also, they're often too short if you have ceilings taller than 8 ft. Mill End has two locations and is a great place for fabric.
MadameDoopusPoopus replied:
RIP Fabric Depot.
genaugenaugenau replied:
The Mill End Store is just across the river off McLoughlin on the way down towards Milwaukie. They may have what you’re looking for: http://millendstore.com/ Good luck!
Referral from August 13, 2013
Mekala T. asked:
Suggestions for fabric stores in Portland?
I know there was a post about this earlier but I can't find it... Thanks friends!
Jeannine M. replied:
Fabric Depot!
Amy L. replied:
Mill End has a larger selection of suiting and a great section of Pendleton wool, high-end yarn, and plenty of silk. But for sparkly, home decor or quilting, I would go to Fabric Depot.
Toni B. replied:
Mill End is brilliant, they have a huge inventory.
Micah G. replied:
There are plenty of excellent specialty shops, but Fabric Depot has the best prices and biggest general selection around. Even if they don't have what you want, check them out so you know for next time.
Beverly M. replied:
Fabirc Depot. My MIL drives all of the way from Springfield just to shop there.
Referral from May 27, 2013
Morgan Q. asked:
Hi everyone! Getting married in 3 months and need a lot, (A WHOLE LOT), of fabric! Are there any fabric stores in Portland with lots of options...(I need some unique...
Angela M. replied:
I love Fabric Depot on 122 nd. smile emoticon
Angela M. replied:
https://www.fabricdepot.com/
Referral from October 15, 2016
Matthew R. asked:
Looking for a local source for large number of yards of fake fur material, is there a fabric store or upholstery center that has a variety in stock?
Looking at...
Ali H. replied:
Check Fabric Depot first, if they don't have what you need I've found fake fur at Mill End as well.
Referral from May 18, 2013
Michaela B. asked:
Best fabric store in the Portland, OR area? Looking for soft tulle specifically this time, thank you!
Debbie D. replied:
Fabric Depot!!!
Beverly M. replied:
Fabric Depot has largest selection and varieties over all other stores in the state. My mother inlaw makes a 7 hour round trip drive just to shop there.
Referral from October 14, 2015
Andreana C. asked:
Does anyone know where I can find silver silk brocade fabric locally? I checked my neighborhood Joanns but no luck. Any fabric stores I should check out?
Alasdair C. replied:
Check Mill End
Lucy S. replied:
I second Mill End! Especially check their upholstery section--they've got some great stuff. I go to the one in Southeast, but the one in Beaverton may also have a good selection.
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