THREADQUARTERS IS CLOSING
Threadquarters is now in the process of closing down. Sewing classes finished in May, and the shop is slowly being cleared of all remaining stock. All fabrics, sewing patterns, and haberdashery items are available at significantly reduced prices until everything is sold.
Thank you to all customers and students for your support over the years—it has been a pleasure to share a love of sewing with so many people.
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If you have an unused Threadquarters gift voucher, you are welcome to redeem it against any purchases in the shop while stock remains. Simply enter the code printed on your voucher at checkout to apply your discount. If your voucher does not include a code, or if it was originally issued for a class, please contact me directly and I will be happy to assist: suzanna (AT) threadquarters (DOT) co (DOT) uk
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