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by queenofhearts 01 Jul 2012 ( edited Jul 01'12 23:22 )
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Where is a good place to order wash away stabilizer? It is not available locally and if I have to drive 45 miles I might as well pay postage and save my gasoline. And I can be sewing instead of driving.

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by loosie 01 Jul 2012
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I got mine thru Amazon.com
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by joann1 01 Jul 2012
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Amazon. I paid no shiping
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by sukira 01 Jul 2012
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I get all my supplies at: terradonembroidery.com
Very nice people to deal with. Reasonable prices and
free shipping over $50. Hugs, Rachel
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by thecraftycritter 01 Jul 2012
Ditto, good source, good prices, quick shipping, very happy with their service.
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by bevintex 01 Jul 2012
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I get mine at Worldweidner. Great customer service and spend $20.00 and get free shipping. They are located in Oklahoma.
1 links:
[1] http://www.worldweidner.com/
www.worldweidner.com
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by dollygk 01 Jul 2012
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I've used Worldweidner several times and had it shipped to Saudi Arabia with no problems! Prices are good but you can watch for sales.
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by noah 01 Jul 2012
I also use there heavy one you need only one layer hugs
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by justonlyme 01 Jul 2012
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The Embroidery Store. Before checking any other section, check their sales and clearances areas. If they have them, take a chance and get a grab bag of each of the varieties of stabilizers. They are really high quality materials, and come in commercial size rolls, so you are getting a LOT for what you are paying!! I received my order about a month ago and couldn't be happier...with price, quality, timely shipping, everything. I have tried Worldweidner and Thread Art, and The Embroidery store beat everyone for prices.
1 links:
[1] The Embroidery Store
www.embstore.com
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by sarahrose 01 Jul 2012
ditto
by katydid 02 Jul 2012
i also love the embroidery store. they are located in North Carolina and have excellent customer service. I especially like the wash away -tear away for terry towels and kitchen dish cloths, do not use for free standing lace designs. I also use this for my fleece scarves that I make. kay
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by cclark 01 Jul 2012
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Thanks for asking and thanks for all the answers too!
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by dlonnahawkins 01 Jul 2012
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Try here - they do have a 3 yard minimum, but no freight. I like it because it is 60" wide by the yard. Good luck
1 links:
[1] Vilene
www.pointetopointe.com
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by 1sewnsew 01 Jul 2012
I was going to suggest this one, too.
by crafter2243 01 Jul 2012
That is where I buy mine as well
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by 1sewnsew 01 Jul 2012
+5
Looks like yo have lots of answers.
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by sarahrose 01 Jul 2012
+4
sale right now
1 links:
[1] WSS
www.shoppersrule.com
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by pcteddyb 01 Jul 2012
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I get mine from WorldWeidner.com - no shipping with $20 order to the US.
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by rachap 01 Jul 2012
A few weeks ago someone here recommended WorldWeidner so I took a chance and ordered a couple of stabilizers and prewound bobbins. They sent an immedi ate e-mail confirming my order, another when they shipped it and it was delivered in under a week. Quality of all seems excellent and prices were even better,plus free shipping. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again.
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by jasanne 01 Jul 2012
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I have bought from Designs by Sick and Anna Bove before. Designs by Sick do have good prices, and even better if you catch a sale. Depends where you live of course as postage comes into it but I am in NZ and even then, I got a few bits and pieces,some I can't get here anyway and it worked out reasonably priced.