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Posted by Kenneth on September 5, 2006, 5:43 pm
We too are in London 13 september-18th.
we are staying on Kinnerton Street in belgravia!
any suggestions about yarn and fabric (general, epecially dupioni silk)
stores in the vicinity?
it has been eons since i was last in London so i don't know anywhere
from anything about districts etc.
But it would be nice to shop for yarns for weaving, sewing, quilting
liturgical colors stuff (red, blue, green, white, purple)!
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Posted by Fey on September 6, 2006, 4:47 am
Hi Ken,
This link has some interesting and informative stuff about London and
fabric/textiles.
http://www.planetpatchwork.com/travel/london.htm Cheers,
Fay
Kenneth wrote:
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> We too are in London 13 september-18th.
> we are staying on Kinnerton Street in belgravia!
> any suggestions about yarn and fabric (general, epecially dupioni silk)
> stores in the vicinity?
> it has been eons since i was last in London so i don't know anywhere
> from anything about districts etc.
> But it would be nice to shop for yarns for weaving, sewing, quilting
> liturgical colors stuff (red, blue, green, white, purple)!
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Posted by Marion Bowles on September 6, 2006, 5:20 am
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> Hi Ken,
> This link has some interesting and informative stuff about London and
> fabric/textiles.
> http://www.planetpatchwork.com/travel/london.htm
> Cheers,
> Fay
>
> Kenneth wrote:
> > We too are in London 13 september-18th.
> > we are staying on Kinnerton Street in belgravia!
> > any suggestions about yarn and fabric (general, epecially dupioni silk)
> > stores in the vicinity?
> > it has been eons since i was last in London so i don't know anywhere
> > from anything about districts etc.
> > But it would be nice to shop for yarns for weaving, sewing, quilting
> > liturgical colors stuff (red, blue, green, white, purple)!
I was in London Last week, Liberty's not a patch on it's former self but
lots of cottons, John Lewis the same, but walk down Berwick street,on
the edge of Soho,two great shops for silks and 3 or 4 other fabric
shops,and loads of wholesale ribbon/ sequin type shops.The area is
perfectly safe by day, but full of strip clubs in that part at night.
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Posted by Bogmyrtle on September 6, 2006, 12:12 pm
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> We too are in London 13 september-18th.
> we are staying on Kinnerton Street in belgravia!
> any suggestions about yarn and fabric (general, epecially dupioni silk)
> stores in the vicinity?
> it has been eons since i was last in London so i don't know anywhere
> from anything about districts etc.
> But it would be nice to shop for yarns for weaving, sewing, quilting
> liturgical colors stuff (red, blue, green, white, purple)!
You'd be lucky ..... nobody knits in London anymore ...if you're in to
cardmaking you might have a chance but not a lot else ...
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Posted by Sparky on September 6, 2006, 12:15 pm
"You'd be lucky ..... nobody knits in London anymore ...if you're in to
cardmaking you might have a chance but not a lot else ... "
Wow, not my experience at all, at all. Try John Lewis for fabric and
there are various little wool shops dotted around. One very good one
in Crystal Palace. . . .can't remember the name of it.
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> we are staying on Kinnerton Street in belgravia!
> any suggestions about yarn and fabric (general, epecially dupioni silk)
> stores in the vicinity?
> it has been eons since i was last in London so i don't know anywhere
> from anything about districts etc.
> But it would be nice to shop for yarns for weaving, sewing, quilting
> liturgical colors stuff (red, blue, green, white, purple)!