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    AlohaSandy's Avatar AlohaSandy is online now Senior Member
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    Can you please tell me where you buy your batting from. I am looking for an inexpensive place that has free shipping since I am in Hawaii I sure could use your help on this. Mahalo
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    I don't know what the shipping would be but this place is having a sale right now....

    http://www.fabricdepot.com/index.php...age&pageid=244

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    I'm not sure what the shipping costs are for HI, but Joann.com is offering FREE SHIPPING for orders over $40 right now --
    Check it out! Hope it helps!

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    I was going to say Jo-ann's as well with their great coupons. What you save with the coupon, you can use the difference for shipping costs. Are there any quilt or fabric stores in HI, not necessarily a Jo-Ann's? They may have be able to cut you a deal if you by a roll.

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    Sandy, sign up for Joann's - then you can use the 40% online one cut fabric for the 90" x 36" Warm and Natural and have it shipped to you. You can't use the free shipping coupon with the discount coupon - it's one or the other. The only thing with Joann is their distribution is slower than slow - about three weeks before it gets to us.

    FabricMart - Honolulu is $9.95/yard for the 90"/36" Warm and White - just bought 5 yards before leaving 'cause I had to finish Sarah's quilt and a couple of other ones before coming to Calif.

    Going to use my 50% off 1 cut and probably buy a bolt if I don't go fabric crazy lol - then vacuum seal it to stick in my suitcase. Let TSA unseal that sucker like a liferaft and see how they get it back in (they inspected my suitcase coming to LA the nerds!).

    Are you still going to CA to see your kids? Maybe you can do the same? Or you can send PayPal money to me and I can buy for you and send to you. PM if you need help, I'm in CA for at least 2-3 weeks more. Waiting for Miss Penny.
    Visit my fabric shopping cart YardageALaCarte.com - PM me for a 25% Off your Total Purchase Code, just mention "The Forum" in your message. Huggers, Ruby

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    Quote Originally Posted by HandsOffItsMine View Post
    Going to use my 50% off 1 cut and probably buy a bolt if I don't go fabric crazy lol - then vacuum seal it to stick in my suitcase. Let TSA unseal that sucker like a liferaft and see how they get it back in (they inspected my suitcase coming to LA the nerds!).
    Ruby, a bolt of W&N is 40 yards. Not sure you have a suitcase that big.
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    Quote Originally Posted by K. McEuen View Post
    Ruby, a bolt of W&N is 40 yards. Not sure you have a suitcase that big.
    lol - That's why I'm using the high capacity Space Bags - 20 yards in each bag - Came with 2 Jumbo suitcases - Don't forget I have relatives in Europe! I always have things to bring back when I travel.
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    Wlow tks so much for the info you are such a big help. I will sign up for Joann's and get the 50% coupon. I will go to FabricMart today since I need it quickly. And yes I am still going to Cali in July I am hoping the 50% coupon is still good by then. Thank you so much for the offer of Pay Pal I will seriously consider it and let you know since you are going to be there for a few more weeks. How much is Joann's batting with the 50% coupon? Miss Penny will come when she wants like any lady she has that right as a lady to do it on her own terms lol. God Bless and have fun and much Mahalo
    Quote Originally Posted by HandsOffItsMine View Post
    Sandy, sign up for Joann's - then you can use the 40% online one cut fabric for the 90" x 36" Warm and Natural and have it shipped to you. You can't use the free shipping coupon with the discount coupon - it's one or the other. The only thing with Joann is their distribution is slower than slow - about three weeks before it gets to us.

    FabricMart - Honolulu is $9.95/yard for the 90"/36" Warm and White - just bought 5 yards before leaving 'cause I had to finish Sarah's quilt and a couple of other ones before coming to Calif.

    Going to use my 50% off 1 cut and probably buy a bolt if I don't go fabric crazy lol - then vacuum seal it to stick in my suitcase. Let TSA unseal that sucker like a liferaft and see how they get it back in (they inspected my suitcase coming to LA the nerds!).

    Are you still going to CA to see your kids? Maybe you can do the same? Or you can send PayPal money to me and I can buy for you and send to you. PM if you need help, I'm in CA for at least 2-3 weeks more. Waiting for Miss Penny.
    Hawaiigrammi

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    Just a fun fact about Joann's ...it is the cheapest to buy warm and natural but it's in your best interest to get while your stateside. We have an APO so it make a little difference but Joann's takes 6 weeks to get here no matter what you order. I don't order unless I want to wait just an FYI. Hawaii might have the same! happy quilting

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    Default Re: WARM AND NATURAL BATTING WHERE TO PURCHASE

    We were recently in Hawaii for a week, then to Japan for a week and back to Hawaii for two weeks. The airlines were very strict on baggage weight. One of ours was overweight by less than a pound, and we had to move something from one bag to another one or pay an overweight fee. We were allowed only one free checked bag (because we had an airline's credit card) and one small carry-on. For anything else we'd have had to pay $50 per bag, so you may want to check with your airline's baggage fees.

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