Recent Fabric Arrivals

These are the highlights of recent arrivals. Click on the photo for a closeup, and click here if you're interested in purchasing any of these fabrics by the yard on our website:

Fantasia

by Northcott

Let's start out with something pretty and fun! We see bags in our future with these glittery prints. Both of these fabrics can be the star of your quilt, as either a focus print, or a border. They're too pretty to cut into small pieces and hide!

Novelty prints

by Timeless Treasures

Primary colors and fun motifs - Judy's stocking up on great kids fabrics, just in time for us to start quilts and projects for the holidays. These are some really wonderful prints, and they can be used for both boys and girls in anything from pillowcases to bags to quilts. What will you make?

Garden of Dreams

from Jason Yenter

by In the Beginning

This stunning print stands all on its own. Yes, we got a few coordinating prints a few weeks ago, but just look at this! It's a digital print, so you get all those layers and all that color depth. Cindy picked up a few yards of this, just to hoard in her stash...

Tonga batiks 

by Timeless Treasures

We think Judy's actually thinking past winter this year. A lot of the fabric we're getting in at the shop recently feels like spring, and that's okay with us! Clear, bright colors are always fun to work with, especially when they're batiks like these!

from Gingiber

by Moda

These prints look so modern, but there are always "go-withs" in the line that can work with different genres. The panel (at right) is typical of Gingiber, but most of the prints in the photo above are useful anywhere.

 

Calypso

from Jason Yenter

by In the Beginning

How can you not love all the color wrapped up in these prints? Here, life in the ocean is vivid and beautiful! Use these prints for quilts, for bags, for placemats and napkins, and more. Kathy even picked up some of the coral print (bottom in photo) for hand applique!

Washed Wood

by Benartex

When we make photo quilts, sometimes it's tough to find a good "frame" for the photos. These three prints make that easy now. There's something about a wood frame, whether on the wall or on a quilt, that just looks right. Now you have a choice between dark wood, whitewashed wood, or a nice medium.

 Sensibility

by Maywood Studio

Continuing the trend of spring fabrics, this new line is pink lilacs and budding lilies of the valley. It feels like May when you look at these. And the border print (below)is fabulous! You know, working on a quilt using these fabrics may just make the winter go by faster!

Meridian

by P&B Textiles

You can never have too many bright tone-on-tone prints, because you never know when someone's going to ask you to make a baby quilt or kids quilt. These two bring movement and rich color to your project - they're so yummy!