At J&O Fabrics we are constantly running coupons, sending out gift cards, and even giving away free fabric. As such, one of our lucky customers became a recipient of a $50 gift card that she won through a cool giveaway we ran on our Facebook page. With it, Connie Lawton Andrade purchased several fabrics along with enough yardage to make a fun Bucket Bag for the summer to add to her already creative inventory of Isidora Designs bags found on Etsy. When asked what inspired her recent manifestation, Connie had this to say.
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Newsflash!!! J&O Fabric Now Selling Fruits & Vegy’s.
You heard right, J&O Fabrics is now selling fruits and vegetables inbetween the isles of our NJ based brick and mortar store! What prompted our owners to add produce to our already established and reputable 45 year fabric business? Your guess is as good as mine, but as history would show, this isn’t the first time we’ve mixed food with fabric. Over the years,we’ve sold everything from decadant chocolates and sweet pastries, to home made soup and ice cream from our supermarket sized store in Pennsauken. Come to think of it, we’ve sold just about every food and beverage within these four walls, that the term ‘supermarket’ almost seems fitting.
The Flowering Banana Berry Herb Bush Fabric
My son read an article to me this morning regarding bananas that I found quite interesting. In the article, the author spoke about how the banana ‘fruit’ was scientifically classified as a herbaceous plant (bush) of the Musacea family. In laments terms, this commonly called fruit that we eat is actually a flowering herb and a member of the lily family. Banana’s do NOT grow on trees in the true sense, since the banana plants have no wood fiber and not only that, scientists actually classify the banana as a berry based on the fact that berries are identified as being ‘many seeded’ with a ‘fleshy inner layer’; just like bananas.


