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Re: seamstresses

C. J. Rawe (cjr@tgi.net)
Sat, 23 Aug 1997 07:51:27 -0700

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Glenda R. Snodgrass wrote:
>
> I'm a long-time seamstress who likes to make her own "stuff" --
> rarely do I save much money, but always have fun making and using things
> I made myself.
>
> Now I'm into making horsey stuff but cannot find specialty fabrics like
> Cordura nylon and neoprene locally (I can get accessories easily -- nylon
> web strap, clips, buckles, etc.).
>
> My local fabric shop suggested contacting the manufacturer directly, but
> obviously I only want to buy a little (how many yards of Cordura can you
> use on one horse? :) and doubt that would work. Are any of you into
> sewing your own stuff? Know where I could order small quantities of
> fabrics like Cordura and neoprene?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Glenda & Lakota (does this mean I get some new clothes?)

Glenda

I make the 'Vet Check' bag and I purchase the bulk of my material from
Seattle Fabrics, in Seattle, WA. They carry Cordura, heat sealable
materials, Gortex and canvas. Their phone number is 206-525-0670 and
their fax is 206-525-0779.

Carolyn

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