Internet Resources for my Sewing Ladies - Haberdashery and notions

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http://www.sewessential.co.uk/

Sells pretty much everything you could want. They even do fabric, though it's quite expensive. The do free delivery on orders over £50 so perhaps if a couple of you got together, you could save on shipping.

http://www.jaycotts.co.uk/
Another like the above. Free delivery on more expensive itens, not sure about little bits of haberdashery. Do a pretty good range of thread including YLI cotton (as reccomended by Kate Dicey).

http://www.sewdirect.com/index.html
An odd selection of stuff, some quite useful. What they do do is Empress Mills Overlocker thread, as reccommended by Kate Dicey.

http://www.macculloch-wallis.co.uk/default.aspx
This tends to be my go to store for haberdashery, mostly because they sell Coats Silk and cotton thread which I use a lot. They have a good selection of fabrics too. They are pretty helpful, but quality comes at a price.

http://www.kleins.co.uk/

I've bought from them before too, if I need something in a hurry this is my go to store, as you can generally get your stuff the next working day.

http://www.corsetmaking.co.uk/store/
Not just corsetmaking but lots of other stuff as well. I've bought from them, but it was a while ago.

http://gardengateknitsewcraft.co.uk/
Another site that sells interfacing and lots of other haberdashery bits.

http://www.josyrose.com/#top

Lots of cute stuff for embellishing things, and bag making stuff. Making bags is surprisingly good fun.

http://www.u-handbag.com/index.php?main_page=define_main_page&zenid=ae7cf098f44002ad7616a410a644a37d
While we're on the subject of making bags, this site has everything you need, plus helpful tutorials


http://www.ribbonmoon.co.uk/index.asp
Not the most attractive site to browse, but has a good selection of stuff, including some things that are hard to find.

http://www.bedecked.co.uk/
Expensive but lots of lovely trimmings and pretties. I'm going to use this for eye-candy when I need cheering up!