Pinstripe fabric

[Roxy Tart {PL Team / Comm. Mgr}]

Once again, I need fabric help. I want to make a pencil skirt out of pinstripe fabric, but I want the skirt to be back w/ colored stripes. Blue, pink, green, purple. Doesn't really matter the color, but I need it asap to be ready in time for Ink & iron. I'm googling now, but any help would be great!

Thanks!!

[Miss H**** Clothing]

Thats a tricky one...ive been looking online at carious fabric places..i havnt actually come across any...i will keep looking for you xx

[Harlean Carpenter {★}]

I have to go fabric shopping on Monday and I'll be stopping a couple of places, if I see what sounds like what you need I'd be happy to put it on hold for you and let you know where it is if you think you'll be down here anytime soon. So how many yards do you need, is width a crucial factor, if so what width, and do you want stretch or will a regular woven work? :)

[Tessa LeTaunt {★}]

You could always strategically line-stitch pinstripes onto a plain black fabric. =0]

[Roxy Tart {PL Team / Comm. Mgr}]

I'm hoping for thin stripes, in a material that has some stretch. Since it's a pencil skirt, and I'm curvy, I need a little stretch! lol

Or.... if anyone knows where to buy a skirt like that, that would be even easier!

Thanks girls!

[Cherry Cyanide]

In the Bay area:

http://www.fabricoutletsf.com/fabric_outlet.html
http://www.discountfabrics-sf.com/

and there's always Britex if you're willing to brave the insufferable snobbery.

[Roxy Tart {PL Team / Comm. Mgr}]

Thanks, I know about those fabric stores, and like 100 more, lol. But I don't have the time to go look at every one, and calling has not proved too useful. At this point I'm more hoping to find the skirt already made, although I'll take the fabric if someone can find it! A pencil skirt doesn't take that long to make after all.

Cherry Cyanide said:

In the Bay area:

http://www.fabricoutletsf.com/fabric_outlet.html
http://www.discountfabrics-sf.com/

and there's always Britex if you're willing to brave the insufferable snobbery.