
Farm, Home, & Youth Complex
Home of Montgomery County 4-H

About the Fabric Sale
Started in 1998 by Patti Colby with just a card table and small selection of fabric, the Fabric Sale grew to fill the gym for the three days of the annual Fair. In 2020, the Fabric Sale became the stand-alone event over four days that we have today, encompassing the gym, hallways, and lobby of the Complex. The Fabric Sale is organized and run by a dedicated group of hard-working volunteers who log hundreds of hours each year to ensure the success of the Sale.
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​Proceeds from the fabric sale support the Foundation, which in turn provides facilities for the youth sewing program offered through 4-H.


Why visit the Fabric Sale?
Fabric has many uses! A short list of just a few ideas:
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Cover bulletin boards
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Create costumes for plays, Halloween, or playing dress up
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Cover your patio furniture for winter
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Make an inexpensive tablecloth and napkins for your next event
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Make doll clothes
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Make purses and tote bags
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Cover carpets or furniture during renovation projects
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Beds and mats for pets
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Make clothing for yourself or relatives and friends
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Use for scraps or rags.
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The uses are nearly infinite! Find all of your sewing and craft needs in one place.
How can I save money?
Shop for bargains each day at the Fabric Sale. We have great prices! Volunteers also receive credit towards purchases.
What is available?
All kinds of fabrics, patterns, notions, needlecrafts, yarn, and assorted sewing supplies. In addition, many vintage fabrics and quilting supplies are available.
Where is the Fabric Sale?
At the Farm, Home & Youth Complex, located on Route 113, south of Skippack. Our address is 1015 Bridge Road, Collegeville, PA 19426
What payment forms are accepted?
Cash, credit cards and Venmo. Because we are a nonprofit, a processing fee of 5% will be added to credit card purchases. Sorry, we cannot accept personal checks. There are several ATMs not far from the FHY Complex.
What can I do to help?
The Fabric Sale program needs volunteers to help sort and measure the fabric in preparation for the sale. For each 2 hours you help, you earn a $5 credit towards fabric purchases.
Can I donate fabric?
