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Watch the mobile tutorial for our Shop Tab here.
Website How-Tos
With our brand-new website up and running, we’re thrilled to help you get the most out of your shopping experience! We’ve created a few quick and easy tutorials to walk you through some of the exciting new features—starting with our updated Shop tab and powerful filter system.
These tools are designed to help you find exactly what you’re looking for faster and easier than ever before. Whether you’re searching by fabric type, color, content, or even width, our filters make narrowing down your options a breeze.
You can watch these tutorials below, and if you’d like to explore even more helpful tips, head over to our YouTube channel where you’ll find a growing collection of how-to videos and walkthroughs. We hope these tools make your time with us even more enjoyable and help you discover your next favorite fabric with ease!
But first, we would like to answer a few frequently asked questions:
"How tall is the stool you use in your drape shot photos?"
The stool used is 24" tall. Here are two photos for reference.
"How do I add thread to match?"
Find this option under each item you place in your shopping cart. The item number will then be included in the thread description.
"Why do all of your fabrics show as sold out?"
This happens when your browser is showing your location as outside of our shipping area. We only ship within the United States. If you are using a VPN, or if you have traveled out of the country recently, this could be why. Please clear your cookies. And if using a VPN, either disable it or make sure it is set to somewhere within the United States. That should fix the "sold out" problem.
This happens when your browser is showing your location as outside of our shipping area. We only ship within the United States. If you are using a VPN, or if you have traveled out of the country recently, this could be why. Please clear your cookies. And if using a VPN, either disable it or make sure it is set to somewhere within the United States. That should fix the "sold out" problem.