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Woolies Flannel
from Bonnie Sullivan
by Maywood Studios
| Our flannel inventory has increased quite a bit recently - Judy's ordered pieces of several lines to complement what we already have in stock. This group of dotted flannels is great for kids quilts and adult quilts alike. Each one adds a little bit of pop to your project. | |
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Butterfly Habitat and Graceful
from Lunn Studios for Artisan Batiks
by Robert Kaufman
Just a few batiks coming in the door this week. Each one has its own movement, though, and gorgeous color combination. Any of the four are beautiful in quilts, of course, but would also make stunning bags, clothing, table decor, or whatever else you can imagine.
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Chelsea Garden
by Moda
These fabrics are spring! Lots of pinks and greens, with highlights of eggshell and blue. The tiny flower prints (left and right at top of photo) will make the sweetest little dresses! Not in time for Easter, but surely in time for the (eventual) warm temps headed our way.
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Timeless Linen Basics
from Stacy West for Buttermilk Basin
by Henry Glass
This is our second shipment of prints from this linen-looking line. They're incredibly versatile and a great pop of color in your project. Yes, this particular group does look like fall, but just choose the one or two that work with your current creation.
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Shoreline
from Camille Roskelley
by Moda
What is it about these fabrics that says 'summer'? Is it the nautical blue, or the crisp white? Maybe it's the combination, along with the tiny flowers on each print. Whatever it is, pick out a few of these, pull out a favorite pattern, and grab a few coordinates from your stash. Make something beautiful and fun for yourself!
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The Great Outdoors
from Stacy Iest Hsu
by Moda
What a fun print! All things camping, in one place. Make a backpack, some napkins and placemats for your camper, or something special for the little adventurer in your life. It's great for a game of I-Spy, too. Don't we all know someone who would just love this fabric?
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Buttermilk Blenders
from Stacy West for Buttermilk Basin
by Henry Glass
Simple greens are always in demand, no matter the project. Whether it's blocks, borders, accents, or binding, a good green can help you complete your color palette. These three lean toward the Repro genre, but can definitely be used in traditional quilts, landscapes, home decor, and more. Time to add to your stash!
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News, Notions, and other Fun Stuff | |
Written by one of our customers (and machine quilters!), the Vermont Eclipse pattern commemorates the upcoming phenomenon. At just 13" x 15", and made from a few simple colors, it's one that won't take forever to finish. Stop in and get yours soon! | |
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Hooray - it's another Elizabeth Hartman pattern! Lookout is perfect for the nature lover in your life, adult or child. Fat-quarter friendly, you can make it in three sizes: Baby, Lap, and Picnic/Throw size. Change the colors of the trees to represent a different season, or make it just like the cover quilt - it's your choice! | |
Embroidered nature is just so beautiful! If you want to know how to create some of that beauty yourself, check out Embroidering Plants and Flowers for Beginners. Charlene Pourias shows you all the steps, from transferring your design onto fabric, to special stitches, to building 33 of your own plants and flowers. If you enjoy handwork, you need to see this book! | |
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