Our Fabric Stash @ Seattle's Historic Pike Place Market - Level 3-Down Under
An innovative, eco-friendly fabric consignment shop, designed for TODAY’s STASH-aHOLic.
Stir your creative juices, organize, share, and grow your fabric stash.
Experience the “art of consigning fabrics, notions, and textile-related supplies “turning your accumulated stash into cash”.
Life Is About Simple Pleasures
Stitch Please Podcast Live Show
Join Lisa at the Black woman owned Our Fabric Stash for the FIRST live recording of the Stitch Please podcast. Swing by the shop for a stitching demo of the Bernette 33, Lisa’s new travel sewing machine, an interview with Deborah Boone the founder of Our Fabric Stash and a shop tour.
Black Women Stitch Patreon supporters get access to the livestream that will broadcast from the shop and form the basis of a June episode. Special thanks to Afros and Audios for the logistical support and to Bernina for sponsoring this program.
National Black Business Month
Join in the celebration of National Black Business Month by supporting and sharing with your family, friends and community networks. Our Fabric Stash is grateful and honored to serve as the Your Voices Black Business Month feature. We’re committed to SUSTAINABILITY (promoting recycle, repurpose, reuse and replenish), EDUCATION (passing skills from one generation to the next) and GIVING BACK to our community through our sewing and crafting for purpose social initiatives (community awareness and engagement).
Thank you KIRO 7 and T Mobile for the amazing opportunity and our customers for bringing us through 2020!
Our Fabric Stash Redistributes With Conscience
Our Fabric Stash has received outstanding recognition and it’s because of you – our customer! Thank you for bringing us through 2020-2021 and providing continued opportunity to offer great service to you.
I remember the day I received the call from Threads Magazine – it was our 29th Wedding Anniversary. Sipping on my Earl Grey tea and reminiscing about our life together, knee deep making historic pike place jelly rolls, draping fashion designs on mannequins, when folks started to flood the store. Then, the joyous call came, “…..we’ve been trying to reach you via email for two weeks and thought to call today”!
Enjoy the Threads Magazine Feature – Click Here…