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Fabric Place Basement – Natick

Fabric and Sewing Notions (Up to 52% Off). Two Options Available.

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$30
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In a Nutshell

More than 8,000 bolts of quilting cottons, batiks, and flannels nestle alongside upholstery fabrics, sewing notions, and artisan yarns

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 27, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid until 8/30/12. Valid in-store only. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Not valid with other offers or toward the purchase of gift cards.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Each fabric has its own signature qualities: silk feels smooth, satin shines in the light, and linen turns people invisible when worn after Labor Day. Learn the ins and outs of cloth with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $15 for $30 worth of fabric and sewing notions
  • $29 for $60 worth of fabric and sewing notions

More than 10,000 bolts of premium cotton prints ($4.99–$6.99/yd) and genuine batiks ($8.99 yd.) are ready to be transformed into heirloom quilts. Satins, silks, wools, and fleece ($3.99–$39.99 yd.) can fill closets with this season’s wardrobe. Nearby, a bevy of upholstery fabrics ($9.99–$24.99 yd.) await new lives as sofas and chairs.

Fabric Place Basement

Peter Isaacson grew up in the fabric business––literally. As a little boy, he often traded swinging on the monkey bars for playing amid the bolts of fabric and heaps of buttons that filled his grandmother's store. Now, as purveyor of his own textile emporium, he channels generations of fabric and notion know-how to oversee a showroom stocked with more than 10,000 high-quality bolts of quilting cottons, batiks, and flannels. Yards upon yards of real linen, imported wools, faux furs, suede cloths, and genuine leather hides entice everyone from costume designers to historical reenactors, and local fashion designers flock toward colorful swaths of soft velvet and 100% silk that's smoother than a dolphin pickpocketing its trainer. Knitters, meanwhile, find artisan yarns from Malabrigo, Noro, Berroco, Auracania, and Plymouth waiting to become sweaters and scarves, and all shoppers find inspiration from a bevy of sewing notions, trims, and pattern books.

Groupon Says

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Car: A showy car doesn't have to be the fastest car money can buy, it just needs a trunk that's made of glass and large enough to store dozens of exotic, nearly extinct birds.

Watch: Expensive watches trump diamond rings as the most popular jewelry item of the super rich because the vast majority of wealthy people earned their fortune by losing all of their fingers in a fax machine and then getting sympathy money from coworkers.

Lawn: Wealthy people use only the most nutrient-rich and expensive fertilizer on the market—a mixture of damp soil and tenderloin steak.

Bread: Bread itself isn't expensive at all, but when you use a loaf of french bread as a cane, you'll look like an eccentric millionaire.

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Fabric Place Basement

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    Natick

    321 Speen St.
    Natick, Massachusetts 01760
    (508) 655-2000
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