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I'm in the UK, so none of my suppliers are really applicable to you. But your best bet is to Google the type of fabric you're after, followed by "Australia", which should bring up suppliers in your country. One thing I will note, though, is that cheaper isn't always better. I work with faux fur, and the quality difference between the cheapest stuff and the most expensive stuff is *huge*. Like sure, I can get faux fur as low as £5 a metre... but I've found that anything priced that low just doesn't have a very nice texture. I've never found any fur lower than £15 a metre that I considered high quality enough to actually use. When you find some fabric you're interested in, it's a good idea to buy a small sample first, so you can see if the quality is good enough for you.

I purchase a lot of my fabric from Joann's (tons of coupons), www.hawthornethreads.com (awesome sale section), www.fabric.com, www.spoonflower.com (you can have them print your own patterns, but they are on the pricey side@15.99/yd & 19.99/yd), www.connectingthreads.com, www.fabricworm.com I'll try to think of a few others for you.

Garage sales and second hand shops Look for linens

I'm in Queensland and it's honestly pretty hard to find cheap & cute fabrics. If you join Spotlight's VIP club (it's free), you get a discount on all fabrics, and there are also regular VIP sales that can give you huge discounts (like 40% off). Shipping is $9 flat rate too if you don't have a store near you, which isn't too bad if you buy in bulk. For stuff that's a bit more unique, I've bought from [Fat Quarter Sisters](https://fatquartersistersfabricstore.com.au/) who are Aus-based but don't have a *huge* range. I've also bought from [Spoonflower](https://www.spoonflower.com), based in the states with long-ish shipping times but reasonably priced. You can choose from *THOUSANDS* of designs with them, it's amazing. On Etsy there's [Fresh Fabrics Aust](https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/FreshFabricsAust) based in Hobart, and there's also [Pieces of Contentment](https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/PiecesofContentment) based in Grafton, NSW. Both have reasonable ranges and shipping isn't too bad. Tl;dr if you're most worried about cost, then Spotlight is the way to go. Use them for all your basics. If you want something a little unique to spruce up your designs, my pick would be Spoonflower but the rest of the options I've mentioned are worth checking out. Good luck with your store!

Just go on alibaba Skip these shitty american or european companies Way too expensive China xan give you super hi quality for good prixe Tell them exactly wha you want

Yeah thats me. Cheap but want to make it look nice since keeping in the Family. Thanks for all your help and think I will try that Carb Shop in Tualatin.

I got mine for my 73 from Speedy auto glass. Worked great.

http://m.dapsupply.net/products/good-quality-front-cal-windshield-seal- That where I'm going buy all my seals

Of course the dash is cracked so need another one. Lowering a couple of inches so need some wheels and tires. Both seats are shot so need new seats or have redone. Not sure which seats will work in there. Body is completely straight. Been hearing a lot about the Carb shop so that could be the place I am looking for. Just starting to restore it and so crazy that so many people want to buy it from me on the streets. Want to give to Grandkids some day.

Melissa Wanslee-McCullough here is a link: http://www.autismempowerment.org/autism-scouting-program/leadership-training-kit/

it is possible to avoid customs with smaller things, but it doesn't really work on huge boxes because they would be suspicious! The maximum gift is $60, beyond which you pay tax. They don't want you 'importing' stuff and selling it, I assume. The only way to avoid tax is to be 'a settler', and hand in the 'goods to follow' form when you arrive. It does depend on what you mark the value as, so you could undervalue the contents, but of course if they are lost you can't claim the full cost. Also it's possible they'll open the box and work it out for themselves. http://canadaonline.about.com/od/customs/Canada_Customs_and_Border_Services.htm

Hi Claire, I also flew with Canadian Affair from Glasgow- I had 1 suitcase and my hand luggage, and was at 18.1 kg...not sure how I managed it but honestly, you can get anything here. I know you are saying you don't want to have to buy stuff but really what will you need? I brought my GHDs and have used them only a handfull of times, wish I had used the space for something more useful like winter boots.... Bring a good winter coat- wear it on the plane... Yes it is milder here, but it is still cold and wet at this time of year. Anyways yes, I miss a lot of my stuff but as far as I'm aware you can't add on an extra bag with canadian affair. You can pay £99 to upgrade which allows you 30 kg of luggage, but I just did that for the way back.

Try save-on-crafts.com

Heres the link. $30, under sporting goods. http://www.airtransat.ca/en/Information-for-travellers/Before-you-go/Baggage/What-you-can-bring-weight-and-size?ID=25&type=voyageur&tmpl=GEN#bicyclette-tandem

Western Canoeing in Abbotsford has dry bags. On the way to paddle in Fraser Valley area if you plan for that.

Batt Motorsports Karen was super nice and very Profesional They are NW based too