Liberty of London fabric

I've been asked by a friend to track down Liberty of London fabric sources
online. She is doing a darling EPP Grandmother's Flower Garden from LofL
fabrics she bought in England. She has now run out of a very delicate solid
pink and is getting short on green florals. Do any of you know a good place
to find them on the internet? I didn't have much luck with my usual sources
and a Google brought up way too much stuff to comprehend.
Thanks in advance!

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What type of Liberty fabric are you looking for?? Is it the Cotton or the Tana
Lawn
Flossy
Malvern England
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http://www.flossy.net

Try this: http://www.intfab.com/fabllsc.html. I found it using google.
If you enclose a phrase in double quotes (for example, "Liberty of
London"), google will search first for the exact phrase instead of the
individual words.

Julia in MN
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Here you go Kathyl.
http://www.intfab.com/ifc01sc.html click on "Liberty"
I've not done business with them, but I do know they've been around since
the 80's. I used to get their paper catalogs way back when.

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I've been asked by a friend to track down Liberty of London fabric sources
online. She is doing a darling EPP Grandmother's Flower Garden from LofL
fabrics she bought in England. She has now run out of a very delicate
solid
pink and is getting short on green florals. Do any of you know a good
place
to find them on the internet? I didn't have much luck with my usual
sources
and a Google brought up way too much stuff to comprehend.
Thanks in advance!

--
Kathyl
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Oh boy, wow, thank you so much, Julia. I didn't know that. It ought to
improve my googling quite a bit. Gee. Thanks. Polly

"Julia in MN" wrote
Try this: http://www.intfab.com/fabllsc.html. I found it using google.
If you enclose a phrase in double quotes (for example, "Liberty of
London"), google will search first for the exact phrase instead of the
individual words.