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Just placed my third order online for faux leather fabrics. Website is super easy to find everything you need. Delivery amazing and is always within a few days of placing an order. Will definitely recommend Little Legs Fabrics.
Ordered two fabrics, it’s excellent quality and looks just like the pictures, super cheap and came within a few days.
Love purchasing my fabric from LLF, customer service is fantastic and the fabrics I’ve purchased so far have been amazing quality. They ship out super quick and I always have my parcels arrive quick. They have a Facebook members group which is great for getting inspo and posting your work with their fabrics. They have a rewards system programme also where you earn “stitches” for each purchase you make to get money off or free postage. Can’t recommend them enough!
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