About
Us
Portsmouth
Fabric Company carries one of the largest and most unique
selections of fabric in New England.
We offer
the high-quality line of Swiss Bernina sewing machines
and several independent pattern company collections.
PFC also
carries specialty threads for embroidery and decorative
sewing and serging, trims and ribbons, unusual buttons,
and notions.

Portsmouth Fabric Company carries more than 7,000 bolts of cloth. Photo:
Marianne Pernod Young
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Portsmouth
Fabric Company caters to discerning consumers who want professional
advice and individualized service with their product selection.
Portsmouth
Fabric Company has an excellent selection
of fabrics including:
- bali batik
cottons
- contemporary
quilting cottons
- bali batik
rayons
- cut velvets
- flannels
- batistes
- silk/metallic
organza
- Kona cotton
solids
- linens
- polartec
- silk dupioni
solids
- wool
- Liberty
of London lawns
- stretch
velvet
- patterns
in stock: Burda, Textile Studio, La Fred, Sewing Workshop,
Folkwear, Kwik Sew, Lois Ericson, Revisions, Very Easy
Vogue, Design and Planning Concepts, Great Copy, and
more!
History
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Photos:
Marianne Pernod Young.
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Since
1979 Portsmouth Fabric Company has sold natural-fiber fabrics,
fashion fabrics and designer cuts, and since moving to its
present location in 1980, has featured Bernina sewing machines.
In 1990 Portsmouth
Fabric Company added contemporary quilting fabrics, and quilting
and fiber arts books to its inventory, which now includes
more than 7,000 bolts and over 400 book titles.
PFC is located
in the hub of shopping and tourism in the historic district
of scenic downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
PFC Staff

Employees enjoy the Portsmouth waterfront: Judy Warren,
Misa Erder, Susan Powell, Karin Lium, Pat Jolin, Julia Follett,
Elayn Chesser, Carla Clarke, and Margi Varnum.
25th Anniversary Celebration


Wild Women Warriors

Vermont Quilt Festival 2003
PFC Booth
Lots of Choice

Celebrating Vermont
Happy Customers
Happy Employees on Way Home

Nashua
Quilters Gathering
Judy
Warren modeling the "Tablecloth Shirt"

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