Where to sell fabric?

[aktbone]

We have retired!

That being said, I have yards and yards of fabric to downsize.  I am looking for suggestions on sites to sell this fabric.  Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

[Sharon Deming]

Tonilyn, if you are talking about quilting cotton and backing fabric, the best place to find ready buyers is your local quilt guild(s). Put a "get this out of my house" price on it, have a quilters' fabric sale. Give away what doesn't sell to local guilds and senior centers for their many charity projects. One of our inactive guild members recently moved, and had multiple "open houses" for quilters to come and snatch up her multiple rooms of fabric.

[roseA]

Take a look at feelgoodfibers.com to sell and buy fabric. It’s a great place to declutter your stash!

[SueD]

On groups.io there is a SewItsForSale group where you can post items for sale.  There are also destash groups on Facebook.

[Humusk2]

In all honesty, you'll have a difficult time finding another shop that will do custom fabric in such small quantities. Custom fabric is typically very expensive, with minimums starting in the hundreds or thousands of yards, depending on the manufacturing company. That's why Spoonflower has made such a name for itself; at the moment, it's the only place that allows you to make custom fabric in such small quantities. Sorry if that isn't the answer you were hoping for. If you don't want to use Spoonflower, you could try pairing up with someone who does screen printing or works with digital printing to see if they'd be willing to help you out.

[RunningThreads]

Reported, looks like spam.  My apologies if it is not and you have simply misunderstood Tonilyn is selling not buying.