I know right! Thanks ☺️ glad you see the vision. I'm going to practice on a similar fabric before I start working with the blue fabric. When you do get a chance to go prepare to feel like a kid in a candy store. 😂
I’d describe the price range as falling somewhere between expensive and expensive lol. Well at least in my opinion as a beginner and considering the type of fabrics I was interested in. I was specifically looking for a Plise Polyester fabric and I paid about $18 per yard.
The first time I visited Mood Fabrics in Miami I was like you so happy to be there and overwhelmed with the offerings. I felt like a legit sewist. lol thanks for sharing
@@ChardeneyMason Did you go to any other stores in the fashion district? I am looking for stretch faux leather or vinyl fabric that looks like faux leather and its really hard to find in San Diego. From the video it looks like they might have it at Mood, but if the price range is too high then I am unsure of where to go because while there are less expensive options online the color and quality of fabrics is often different through a screen.
@@bloodbriar I didn’t get a chance to visit any other stores in the fashion district. Maybe the next time I’m there I will. & I know what you mean. I ordered fabric online for the first time and it’s a hit or miss when it comes to color. I recommend giving them a call before you order or make a trip to the store for that specific fabric. Maybe even ask if they sell swatches so you can have an idea of what you are getting into. I’m curious to know what you are making with that material? Whatever it is I hope your project goes well and you find what you’re looking for!
@@ChardeneyMason I am trying to make the first Loki outfit from Ragnarok. I have the brown 'leather' for the coat, and the gold and the bright green fabrics for the sleeves and other accents, but the vast majority of the outfit (the pants and the under coat) is a hunter green 'leather' that I can't find. The brown I found is upholstery fabric. This is 'fine' for the length of the coat and width of the shoulders because that doesn't really need to stretch or necessarily allow for much movement, but the main part of the outfit needs a more breathable fabric that will allow the wearer to have range of movement. It needs something that is meant to be used for clothing.
One day I’ll make it to Mood. Lovely haul! Just seeing that periwinkle blue against your skin I KNOW it’s about to be 🔥🔥🔥!
I know right! Thanks ☺️ glad you see the vision. I'm going to practice on a similar fabric before I start working with the blue fabric. When you do get a chance to go prepare to feel like a kid in a candy store. 😂
Since your in the Bay, Cali Fabrics is in Modesto. I've never been there but it's closer
Thanks for sharing! This is my first time hearing about them. I’ll look into it.
Really nice store can't wait to visit
Love Mood . I’ve been buying their fabrics online for years!!!! But being in there must be like a child going into Disney or a toy store😂😂😂😂😂.
Exactly!!!
I’d love to shop there one day, but I’d have to shop at a Mood on the East Coast because I live in VA.
What was the price range for fabrics? ❤
I’d describe the price range as falling somewhere between expensive and expensive lol. Well at least in my opinion as a beginner and considering the type of fabrics I was interested in. I was specifically looking for a Plise Polyester fabric and I paid about $18 per yard.
The first time I visited Mood Fabrics in Miami I was like you so happy to be there and overwhelmed with the offerings. I felt like a legit sewist. lol thanks for sharing
@@ChardeneyMason Did you go to any other stores in the fashion district? I am looking for stretch faux leather or vinyl fabric that looks like faux leather and its really hard to find in San Diego. From the video it looks like they might have it at Mood, but if the price range is too high then I am unsure of where to go because while there are less expensive options online the color and quality of fabrics is often different through a screen.
@@bloodbriar I didn’t get a chance to visit any other stores in the fashion district. Maybe the next time I’m there I will. & I know what you mean. I ordered fabric online for the first time and it’s a hit or miss when it comes to color. I recommend giving them a call before you order or make a trip to the store for that specific fabric. Maybe even ask if they sell swatches so you can have an idea of what you are getting into. I’m curious to know what you are making with that material? Whatever it is I hope your project goes well and you find what you’re looking for!
@@ChardeneyMason I am trying to make the first Loki outfit from Ragnarok. I have the brown 'leather' for the coat, and the gold and the bright green fabrics for the sleeves and other accents, but the vast majority of the outfit (the pants and the under coat) is a hunter green 'leather' that I can't find. The brown I found is upholstery fabric. This is 'fine' for the length of the coat and width of the shoulders because that doesn't really need to stretch or necessarily allow for much movement, but the main part of the outfit needs a more breathable fabric that will allow the wearer to have range of movement. It needs something that is meant to be used for clothing.