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Hi, Could anyone sell me, or point me in the right direction for rolls of Bondaweb. I seem to get through loads of it and always running out. I have no idea how much a roll costs but if it too expensive then maybe somebody would like to spilt it with me?
Any suggsetions?
thanks
joanna

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I get mine from a local sewing place but you could try http://www.robsonandmason.co.uk/ as she sells it by the metre. Therefore .. you don't have to purchase a role :)
Jay trim sell large rolls of bondaweb for around the £35 mark but that's for 25 metres. It's fairly easy to get an account with them but each order has to be for £40. Don't know whether that helps you or not.
Thanks, I think I might look into a whole roll, I am sure I will find something to spend the money on to complete the order.
Hi! have you done a search on Ebay or Kelkoo to get price comparisons?????????????
Good luck!
Jay Trim are quite good or www.wholesaleyarns.co.uk sell it as well in different forms.

What I did though was to find the best price I could and then take that quote into my local independant fabric shop and asked her if she could do it for me slightly cheaper or at that price. I know it might sound cheeky, but I like to buy local and even if the shop owner didn't make as much profit as she normally would by selling it by the metre, it is an instant sale and it isn't stock lying round her shop not making money. I also now buy my 25m rolls of interfacing from her too, so I am doing my bit to keep a local business running and getting supplies cheaper!!
Thats a good idea about the local suppilier but I live in a town without a fabric shop! Mind you there is a dress maker I could go and ask her...

Amy Neal said:
Jay Trim are quite good or www.wholesaleyarns.co.uk sell it as well in different forms.

What I did though was to find the best price I could and then take that quote into my local independant fabric shop and asked her if she could do it for me slightly cheaper or at that price. I know it might sound cheeky, but I like to buy local and even if the shop owner didn't make as much profit as she normally would by selling it by the metre, it is an instant sale and it isn't stock lying round her shop not making money. I also now buy my 25m rolls of interfacing from her too, so I am doing my bit to keep a local business running and getting supplies cheaper!!

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