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Fabric and Sales!

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Patty Young has many gorgeous knit fabrics out for Michael Miller. Her Andalucia line is vibrate and wonderful for little girls to wear!

I fell in love with the Mod Blooms and Dot Dots in Turquoise. I have big plans for this fabric! I can’t wait to share with you another new Sew Spoiled pattern!

It is only in the first stages. Draw, sew, write...Repeat! It sounds easy, right!

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These prints are coordinating fabrics from the Andrea Victoria! I bet you know what I am making from these stylish fabrics!

That is right, New iPad Folding Cases!!! I hope to finish them over the weekend. (fingers-crossed)

Many stores including, Fabric Stores are trying to get ready for the new season. In order to buy new fabrics, they have to get rid of the old. Here are a few of my Favorite Fab Fabric stores and links to the sales in their Shops! Don’t forget to look for Sew Spoiled ePatterns too!

Sales!

Above All Fabrics

Pink Chalk

Sew Mama Sew

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Comments

Bethany said…
I wish I had a little girl to use those fabrics for...I love them enough to make something for myself but am wondering about the looks I might get and the whispers I might hear of "Does she think she's 5?!?" lol.
August 19, 2010 at 11:07 PM
Jennwith4 said…
Very pretty fabric! I've not been able to get any of Patty Young's knits yet but I'm hoping to soon!
August 20, 2010 at 11:28 PM
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