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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Juliegoddess View Post
    Thanks for this suggestion! I am going to try this jersey. I'm also sourcing fabrics for sewing my own bikewear, since I am a clothing designer. I'm a single mom, so I can't afford lots of the expensive plus size bikewear available out there!
    Since you're new here, you may not be aware of this fabric and notions place:
    http://www.seattlefabrics.com/

    Show us some pics of your creations one day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shootingstar View Post
    Since you're new here, you may not be aware of this fabric and notions place:
    http://www.seattlefabrics.com/

    Show us some pics of your creations one day.
    Hey hon!

    Thank you so much! Yes, I love Seattle Fabrics! And if anyone here does any sewing, they should also check out Rose City Textiles, too. They have tons of sports and technical fabrics, and the prices are really great. I am waiting for swatches for windblock fabrics, as this will be the next project for me. My 40-degree tights are not working for 35-degree days...and I can't afford $110 for coldweather tights. Two yards of windblock from RTC will cost me $36, and I will be able to make beanies, headbands, toe covers, plus the tights. Yessss!!!

 

 

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