Shopping in Chinatown and Pahurat
We had a fantastic shopping day! Here are the highlights.
Fabric House #277 Sampeng Lane, has packs of 4 fat quarters for 150 baht, 1/2 yard cuts for 95 baht, jelly rolls for 250 baht, and marked down remnants. Spend 3200 baht and get a membership card which entitles you to a 10% discount.
Fabric House has some new Halloween fabric. Don't forget you can also go to the branch at Central World on the 2nd floor near Isetan for the same great selection of quilt fabric.
Belleboo #258 Sampeng Lane, has beautiful stripes, large florals and patchwork prints.
Chuan Hua #150 Sampeng lane, 3 meters for 105 baht, also some at 50 baht per meter. Found some great black & whites see below.
Chuan Hua #150 Sampeng lane. Minimum cut is 3 meters for the 35 baht fabric and 2 meters for the 50 baht fabric but it's so cheap you can't go wrong here. Stock up!
SL #104 Sampeng Lane, carries the Belleboo line. June got some cute Raggedy Ann prints with a vintage look.
#89 Bangkok Thaviwat has erasable pencils for quilt marking. They have supplies for hair accessories too like metal hair clips to glue decorations on.
Kimono House at Chinaworld in Pahurat, has novelty prints: Yale University (red in the pic), Winnie the Pooh, and 101 Dalmations. They have Christmas panels and lots of Christmas fabric. 110 baht per meter.
Chinaworld Mall has polyester batting and quilt frames at Hobby Land on floor 1.
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Paul 3:09 pm on September 2, 2013 Permalink |
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Svetlana Gordienko 12:39 am on April 1, 2012 Permalink |
Hi! I’m so happy to find your fabulous blog with nice quiltings and very useful information! )))
As I’ve got it this place – China Town – is not far from MRT Hua Lamphong, right?
And can you recommend a place to buy a simple sewing machine (and not too expensive too) in Bangkok?
Sorry for my questions.. you may find it silly:) But I’ve just come to Bangkok from Russia, going to live here for sometime… And I’m mad of scrapbooking and love to sew papers and use a lot of fabrics for my layouts. And i’m trying to find places for buing different supplies and tools:)
Thanks a lot!
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