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Sewing Sales!

Sew Mama Sew is having a Christmas in July Sale on all of their Holiday fabrics. Take 15% off with the 15HOLIDAYJULY coupon code on any fabrics in their Holiday section.
Offer good through July 15 11:59PM Pacific time.
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i Think Sew has a free pattern, the Leslie Bag they are offering on their site. I am a sucker for a bag!
Some of the smaller pouch and clutch patterns are 50% off!
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Kona Solids are 20% off at Lola Pink Fabric Shop. No need for a coupon, $5.20! They also have a sales section that is filled with cute prints for under $7!
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Christmas fabric on sale but do remember it is by the half yard.
You can save $5 on purchases of $50 or more at check out, if you use the coupon code "linus5".
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Jo Ann's site has a new feature, where you can choose the the of home decor project you want to start and Design your own Decor will tell you the price of your project and how much fabric you will need.
Also starting tomorrow July 15- 2, 2012 Butterwick Patterns will be $.99!!! 
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Just a reminder, all Sew Spoiled ePatterns are available for $8. Except when you buy a bundle package, you can buy a 3 bundle package for $20, at $6.66 per epattern and if you buy a 4 bundle package it is $25, at $6.25 per epattern.

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