where can I find redwing hockey fabric for sewing.  other teams too?
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Jo Ann Fabric and Meijers stores. I think they carry it at Michigan target stores also
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Try River City Sports (Google it), they generally have good prices on jersey's (usually better than team sites and NHL online).
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our team uses www.varsity.com \nThey may be expensive, but they look good and are well made.
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Do a search on: customized leather jackets. :)
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search the net. Yahoo or google are good. Search for Red Deer Minor Hockey Associtation
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Go to the local fabric store...sometimes they offer classes
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I'd have a look at Subside Sports, I've bought quite a few team tops off there, they seem to have nearly every team you can think of, and a lot of older kits for the bigger teams, as well as special editions. They've always been reliable and fast at delivery.
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Don't go to that sight it isn't a link.  Check out this link and you can contact the club online.  Just ask hem and they will send you the team list.
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Go to NHL.com and shop in their "store".  I shop there during the summer--when everything is on sale.  You can also get the link from the Mighty Ducks website.
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I found a book called Sportstacular Stitches from Stoney Creek that has a volleyball cross stitch pattern. You can order it from this site or look for it in your local shop or elsewhere online. Have fun!
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Try a uniform shop in your area or eBay
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www.worldsoccershop.com. not expensive shipping to canada and you can customize online. i recently bought an australia soccer jersey there and had no problems.
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I don't know what this has to do with hockey, but I bought mine at ebags.com -- they have a great selection.
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You might be able to get a cheap one from those stores which produce jerseys in bulk for high school/local soccer teams. Most of them have all sorts of sizes and colours (mostly plain colours, which would suit your need), but they're mostly quite "unknown" so you might have to ask around a bit.\n\nThere's also a problem with quality cos some of the jerseys are downright horrible, so here's where you really have to do some sourcing around.\n\nI don't think you'll be able to find it on internet sites so you should try your luck with local stores instead.\n\nYep, hope this helps.
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check the hockey database
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Try a jersey and jeans, or a "team spirit" ish shirt with logos and stuff...
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Real hockey jerseys are machine washable (thank God).  All practice jerseys, any of your game worn jerseys, all totally fine for washer and dryer (if you're super finicky you could pull them out early and hang them to dry the rest of the way just to save wear and tear but... dude.  It's a *hockey* jersey.  Washing is probably the *least* of what's going to happen to it).\n\nIf it's a Gretzky jersey, keep it under glass and don't wash nothin'.\n\nAs far as cheap replica jerseys go, like you get on Ebay or whatever?  Those can get really messed up by machine washing, mostly because the appliques are glued on and the glue gets goofed up with the moisture and heat.  You could try handwashing.  I'd stick to cold water.\n\n I'm still not sure I'd dry clean them, though.  I mean, seriously.  Don't let a hockey player see you taking a jersey to a dry cleaner.  Make someone else do it.  Serious.  You'd never live it down.\n\n:p