Fabulous fabrics

Our shelves are overflowing with cute new fabrics! Here's three new collections we are excited about: Amy Butler's Soul Blossoms French General's La Petite Ecole Moda's Hideaway Can you handle the little German villages, cuckoo clocks, deer and mini gingham? It's too darling!

Stroheim is a leading resource for fine-quality upholstery fabric, wholesale textiles, wallcovering and trimmings for discerning interior decorators.

Forget me Not by Sue Daley Penny Rose Fabrics

Available in March 2023! Froth and Bubble from Henry Glass Fabrics by Janet Rae Nesbitt for One Sister is a cozy quilt fabric collection with colors such as dusty pink, olive green, tan, brown, and so many more, with an array cute patterns featuring florals, small birds, potted plants, and beehives to name a few. Fabrics are available by the yard, or in FQ Sets!

Stash Fabrics specializes in the latest modern fabrics from Art Gallery, Robert Kaufman, Moda, and Cotton+Steel. Great selection of custom designer Fat Quarter bundles.

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Blush from Clothworks by Sue Zipkin is a collection featuring both screen and digitally printed fabrics of dainty watercolor and drawn florals in subtle pastels

This is a gorgeous gold jacquard fabric with a beautiful gold embroidered floral embossed design. It is designed specifically for making dress, curtains, upholstery, or any other high-end textile project. Width:57inches/145cm The listing is for 1 yard, for more quantity, we will send you an uncut piece. If purchase more, please feel free to contact us for a wholesale price❤ Disclaimer of Photos: The photo may differ from the actual product due to reproduction limitations of the photograph…

{Fabric Stamps} Whenever I do a textile project I am left with quite a lot of scraps which I am not eager to throw away. On the other hand they take so much space with their disproportionate sizes and shapes and storing them is a head-scratching job. Recently, decluttering and sorting through my fabric stash, I piled them up in a box, hoping to find the right project to use them for. I thought of fabric beads and necklaces first {you know me}, but decided to check up on some fresh pinterest…

One thing to know about me - I am a self-professed fabric-fanatic! I love discovering fresh styles at market and the anticipation that comes with waiting (im)patiently to have the new textiles arrive each season. Seeing the patterns and colors gets my mind racing with the thought of the beautiful creations soon to be designed. Just when I thought nothing would ever top the rich winter plaids I spent the last few months dreaming about, our spring styles came and took my breath away!