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This article is from the Textiles FAQ, by Lara Fabans lfabans@adobe.com with numerous contributions by others.

4) Textiles: What Are The Addresses Of Sewing Related Notions?

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Nancy's Notions
PO Box 683-BK5
Beaver Dam, WI 53916
(800) 833-0690
FAX: 800-255-8119
Business Line: 414-887-0391
email: nzieman@aol.com
email: nancys@peoples.net
WWW: http://www.nancysnotions.com
- Free catalog. Runs specials on prices and shipping several times a year.
Check the order form and read the catalog to be sure to find the discounts.
Excellent, thick catalog. Also sells and rents sewing videos.

Clotilde
1909 SW First Ave.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315-2100
(305) 761-8655
(800) 772-2891; M-F 8:30 - 5:00 EST
- Catalog costs $2, but they offer it free during certain times of the year.
Great place to find tailoring notions. Most prices are discounted 10-20%
under retail prices.

The Craft King
PO Box 90637
Lakeland, FL 33804
internet Craftkng@gate.net
AOL Craftking
Phone 1-800-769-9494
Fax 1-813-648-2972
- Free catelog. Contains craft supplies. (ie paint, fimo, canvas, yarn)

MicroComputer Accessories, Inc.
Los Angeles CA 90066
(A Rubbermaid Company)
-These folk sell those wonderful vacuum cleaner attatchments that are
so very useful for cleaning out sewing machines and sergers. There is no
name, just Vacuum Cleaner. It is electric, and comes with a long nozzle,
a nozzle tip brush and a general cleaning brush. It has a small collection
chamber lined with a filter, which collects the dust.

The Perfect Notion
566 Hoyt Street
Darien, CT 06820
(203) 968-1257
- Catalog costs $1. Has a good collection of helpful and hard to find
notions. [As of April 1993, Perfect Notion may be for wholesalers only. Call
before you order.]

Atlanta Thread and Supply Co.
695 Red Oak Road
Stockbridge, GA 30281
(800) 847-1001
(800) 331-7600
404-389-9115
FAX: 404-389-9202
- Catalog is free. Great supply of threads, especially of large serger cones.
Offers professional/industrial pressing equipment and sewing machines. Hard
to find drapery notions. Great if you sew for the home.

K. Gottfried, Inc.
959 North Main St
Providence, RI 02904,
tel:401-351-8330
fax:401-351-0423

- Ask for Emily. They specialize in Imitation jewelry stones. They
have chez and Swarofski crystals, findings for the backs, flat and
regular. Sell pearls, beads, square, oval, heart, pendants, etc.

Thread Discount Sales
10222 Paramount Blvd.
Downey, CA 90241
(310) 928-4029
Fax (310) 928-1064
- No catalog, but offers free info sheets on heavily discounted sewing
machines, sergers and threads. As of 1/92, machines are available only for
Calif residents (sorry!). Thread available nationwide. Great if you want a
bargain. Some industrial sewing machines available. They also have a
few discounted Singer Sewing Reference Library books (Sewing with an
Overlock and Sewing Projects for the Home). They also have a serger
carrying case and a mini vacuum attachment kit.

The Thread Shed
P. O. Box 898
Horse Shoe, NC 28742-0898
- cotton thread in large cones for quilting. Many colors, 2000 and 6000 yard
spools.

Sewing Emporium
1079 Third Avenue
Chula Vista, CA 92010
(619) 420-3490
- Charges for their very thick catalog, but they'll sometimes send it
out free anyway (just ask!). Excellent place to get all kinds of
pressor feet for your sewing machine. They'll design and make any
pressor foot you can imagine. Reasonable prices. They also offer a
unique, giant cutting board set-up. Catalog costs $4.95 (Dec '93) and
contains a wealth of hints and tips on sewing. The Sewing Emporium is a
source of large cutting mats at reasonable prices (they make their own)
and a source for just about any type of sewing machine foot and serger
foot. Also has many, many sewing machine replacement parts and some
sewing furniture.

Stitch N Craft Supply
5634 W. MEadowbrook
Phoenix, Az. 85031
If you want the catalog, you must join the Club. It is $25.00 the
first year, less after that. The catalog is a looseleaf notebook that is
chock full of goodies at discount prices. I have yet to hear of anyone who
did not save the membership on the first order. Please let them know you
saw them on the internet.

Sew/Fit Company
P.O. Box 397
Bedford Park, IL 60499
(800) 547-4739 (order line)
(708) 458-5600
- various sewing supplies, including many pressure feet.

Home-Sew
P.O. Box 4099
Bethlehem, PA 18018-0099
Good source of general supplies and notions. Send 50 cents for their Sample
Club card. Carries some inexpensive entredeux and embroideries.

Speed Stitch
PO Box 3472
Port Charlotte, FL 33952
(800) 874-4115
- Catalog costs $3 and it hasn't been reprinted since 1989. An excellent
source for machine embroidery products, though.

Home-Sew Canada Inc.
Box 87
St Hubert, Quebec
J3Y 5S9
Tel: (514) 462-9173
- They have tons of laces, notions, some books, craft supplies. Worth it if
you buy in large quantities. They also have bargain assortments.

Canadian Serging & Sewing Notions
11 Mayfield Ave.
Toronto, Ontario
M6S 1K5
Tel: (416) 769-4135
- Missing information

Greenberg & Hammer Inc.
24 West 57th St.
New York, NY 10019
212-246-2835
- From a helpful reader:
I believe they have a catalog which they charge for. They carry all sorts
of notions including buttons, interfacings - including top quality hair
canvas, French canvas, interlining, rayon seam binding, zippers, weights
etc. One the ladies in my apartment building who has a business making
bridal and fancy dresses for places like Bergdorf's buys her stuff there.
Their store, if you get to New York, if fairly upscale compared to the
garment district places.

Steinlauf & Stoller, Inc.
239 West 39th Street
New York, NY 10018
212-869-0321
- From the same helpful reader:
They are good for shoulder pads, muslin, threads etc. I don't know if they
have a catalog. They cater to the trade as well as walk-in business.

The two places have slightly different stock so if I can't find it in one,
I try the other. Both carry good stuff for tailoring which can be hard to
find in a suburban mall store.

 

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