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Showing posts with label cotton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cotton. Show all posts
Monday, January 27, 2014
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Christmas Cotton Prints Sale!
It's
Christmas time and we just can’t stop giving out discounts!!! Today, December 21 through Wednesday, December 25th, we're marking down all our beautiful Christmas cotton prints. Quantities are limited so don't wait. They won't last long. Head over to lowpricfabric.com and stock up for next year.
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Thursday, November 14, 2013
New cottons!
First I have to say WOW! We had an amazing day Monday. We're still busy packing all your fabrics and getting them shipped out to you. Thanks for all your orders.
Second, I wanted to share with you a few new cotton and flannel prints that have come in recently. With the holidays quickly approaching I know blankets, PJ's, quilts, dresses, totes and countless other DIY's are getting ready to be started. I will try & post our new items frequently. Make sure you keep checking in so you don't miss them!
Enjoy!
Friday, March 8, 2013
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Not brand new, but oh so cute!
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Dino Roar is a really cute collection. I was walking between my two offices yesterday and came across this pillow that one of our buyers in almost done making.
She used the panel, the Dinosaur word print, and some green/olive piping and bam! an adorable pillow that is really simple to make. Here are a few pictures.It is not quit done, but I couldn't resist. All she needs to do is finish stuffing it & sew up the seam. It should be on the floor any day now.
On the Michael Miller site there is a really cute quilt. Perfect for any little boys room.
Also great as a party theme or for crafts.
Roar!
Monday, December 10, 2012
Echino is online....
We've had Echino in the retail store for awhile now, but I was so happy when I heard I was getting stock and able to put it online. It's beautiful, modern, and fun. Echino is a line of fabrics designed by Etsuko Furuya. She graduated from Department of Textile Design Textile Kyoto Art College. On her website you can see more of her works, including ceramics, bags, and of course her full line of fabric.
Here are just a few of the prints we have...
Honestly it is hard for me to pick which one I like the best. The colors of the Echino are so vivid and the prints are so quirky, it really has a great range, and for me that always make a fabric appealing.While I can imagine this fabric looking amazing in a frame on my wall (really I may be doing that this week), there are many other projects people have come up with. Here are a few...
Check out this web site for some inspiration. I love the peasant dress style. The first year it makes a lovely dress, but what I love even more is the second year, when they have a growth spurt, and the dress turns into the perfect tunic top over simple leggings.
Check out this Messenger Bag....
While the directions are in Japanese I have been told most sewers can figure it out.
Here are just a few pictures to get you inspired to buy a piece, or two, of this great fabric.
Need the purse hardware, buy it here.
We have both these patterns, as well as many others, that would work great for these prints. Enjoy!
Monday, November 5, 2012
Coming soon, new cottons and flannels...
Our owners just arrived back from Quilt Market, and therefore I have cotton on the brain. Over the next month or so we will be getting in lots of great new cottons and flannels. Hopefully they will give me a list of what is coming in month by month and I can post a coming soon section. From what I have seen, looks like some really great prints.
For today, I just wanted to show you a few projects, both cotton and flannel, that are going up in the store.
First the new California cotton print from Timeless. In one yard you get the best of California. Our sample maker decided top make an apron from it.
Here's the front:
and here's the back
This free Apron tutorial is very similar to the apron shown here. Again, while I love this new print, remember to check out all our cotton prints and pick one that is just right for you or the person receiving this great apron.
Another cute line we're featuring with a sample is Marmalade Flannels and Vintage Modern Flannel from Moda.
We have it in both cotton and flannel. Both these collections have the wonderful feel of the good ol' days. They have found a way to take vintage charm and add a bit of modern geometric flair.
Both collections have an assortment of prints to pick from. In this stroller blanket we used three of them. Click here to see the entire collection.
This blanket was made from a super easy pattern, not even really sure you can call it a pattern, more just a sheet of directions. Basically you get 1 3/4 yards of a one print and 1 1/4 yards of another print (cotton or flannel) and approximately 3 2/3 yards of ric rac or a contrast bias binding. You should always pre-wash both pieces before you cut them. Cut both pieces to the same size, 40' by 42' square. To add ric rac, put both pieces of fabric right sides together adding ric rac in between the two pieces. Stitch around the edge of the blanket leaving an opening of about 6 inches. Turn the blanket right side out and stitch the opening closed. Iron with steam. If desired, ric rac can be added to the outside of the blanket on the flannel side for a decorative look. Simply sew the two pieces of fabric together right sides together, turn right side out, close the opening, and add the ric rac on top to finished blanket. To make a blanket with binding, put the wrong sides together and add the binding edge on top of the cotton print side edge. Stitch 1/4 inch seam allowance around the blanket. Fold binding edge over to the back of the blanket and blind stitch by hand or machine.
The last sample is from the same collection. It is still in the process of being sewn, but I just wanted to give you a peek at this great patch work blanket.
It is hand tied and not quilted. Really cute & simple. Again, I love this collection, and this quilt really shows off many pieces from it,but if you find yourself with less time than you anticipated you could buy our fat quarters, coming on-line next week, and whip it together in no time.
That's it for now. Keep checking our site all month for great new cotton and flannel prints. Also remember all our cotton and flannels are 10% off everyday.
For today, I just wanted to show you a few projects, both cotton and flannel, that are going up in the store.
First the new California cotton print from Timeless. In one yard you get the best of California. Our sample maker decided top make an apron from it.
Here's the front:
and here's the back
This free Apron tutorial is very similar to the apron shown here. Again, while I love this new print, remember to check out all our cotton prints and pick one that is just right for you or the person receiving this great apron.
Another cute line we're featuring with a sample is Marmalade Flannels and Vintage Modern Flannel from Moda.
We have it in both cotton and flannel. Both these collections have the wonderful feel of the good ol' days. They have found a way to take vintage charm and add a bit of modern geometric flair.
Both collections have an assortment of prints to pick from. In this stroller blanket we used three of them. Click here to see the entire collection.
This blanket was made from a super easy pattern, not even really sure you can call it a pattern, more just a sheet of directions. Basically you get 1 3/4 yards of a one print and 1 1/4 yards of another print (cotton or flannel) and approximately 3 2/3 yards of ric rac or a contrast bias binding. You should always pre-wash both pieces before you cut them. Cut both pieces to the same size, 40' by 42' square. To add ric rac, put both pieces of fabric right sides together adding ric rac in between the two pieces. Stitch around the edge of the blanket leaving an opening of about 6 inches. Turn the blanket right side out and stitch the opening closed. Iron with steam. If desired, ric rac can be added to the outside of the blanket on the flannel side for a decorative look. Simply sew the two pieces of fabric together right sides together, turn right side out, close the opening, and add the ric rac on top to finished blanket. To make a blanket with binding, put the wrong sides together and add the binding edge on top of the cotton print side edge. Stitch 1/4 inch seam allowance around the blanket. Fold binding edge over to the back of the blanket and blind stitch by hand or machine.
The last sample is from the same collection. It is still in the process of being sewn, but I just wanted to give you a peek at this great patch work blanket.
It is hand tied and not quilted. Really cute & simple. Again, I love this collection, and this quilt really shows off many pieces from it,but if you find yourself with less time than you anticipated you could buy our fat quarters, coming on-line next week, and whip it together in no time.
That's it for now. Keep checking our site all month for great new cotton and flannel prints. Also remember all our cotton and flannels are 10% off everyday.
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