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Purchasing fabric for a personal project is relatively simple and straightforward. You rarely need all too much - in fact, the most material that the average craftsperson is likely to invest in would be to create a pair of curtains or a bed set. Chances are that it’s a one-off creation that you’re not going to have to replicate in the future either. You can source this sort of material almost anywhere if you don’t mind forking out for it. But if you require larger quantities, rolls, or sheets of fabric, you’re best off looking at wholesale fabric. There are...

The types of hobbies, crafts, and activities that require fabric can often be relatively expensive on the whole. If you decide to get involved in dressmaking, creating curtains, making cushion covers, or one of many other fabric-based projects, you will find yourself forking out for a sewing machine, tape measures, shears, chalk, pins, needles, bobbins, and an iron at least. That’s before you consider the cost of extras - like overlockers, specialist needles, and dressmakers dummies - that can make your work significantly easier. It’s not all too surprising, then, that many of us are constantly on the lookout for...

Fabric curtains are by far the most popular means of blocking exterior light out of our homes. Nowadays, we need them more than ever! We’re becoming increasingly aware of the importance of flooding our living spaces with natural light in the day time (it helps to regulate our circadian rhythms and supplies us with a healthy dose of vitamin D), so many of us are opting for properties with larger windows, French doors, or ceiling to floor sliding glass doors, which then need to be covered at night. More and more of us are also opting to live in city...