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This shop has this really hard to find print. I haven't seen any of this for sale in a LONG time.
It is wonderful fabric and perfect for accessories! This was one of my most popular fabrics for making clutches when I still sold the finished ones.
I have only a FQ of this left, so I'm pretty tempted to snatch this up. Will someone else beat me to it?
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Granny Button Chunky Needlepoint Craft Kit
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SEW Series Vintage Pattern Coaster Set
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There are a lot of fabulous fabric sales going on this weekend! It is a good time to stock up on fabric before the any price increases take effect next year.
I'm always on the lookout for a good stripe and noticed this red/cream Christmas stripe print at Delta Patchwork. It would be perfect for holiday projects. At only $4.98 per yard it is a really great deal!
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This new print from Cloud 9 Fabrics has a great vintage look. The Leaves print comes in two colorways--shell (shown) & sky.
All Cloud 9 Fabrics are printed on organic cotton using low-impact dying processes. I haven't had the chance to order any of their fabrics yet, but I bet they are wonderful. I have some other prints on organic cotton and they are all super, super soft.
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Today I feel thankful for a lot of things, and one of them is you!
To everyone who supports me with their business--thank you very much. I appreciate each and every pattern purchase you make, and all the wonderful verbal support I receive here on my blog and by email.
I'll be taking a few days off from my etsy shop, but if you need to sew this long weekend, all the patterns are still available at keykaloupatterns.com.
Today I'm celebrating the holiday with my family and tomorrow with friends. But I am around, so if you have questions or need something I will be checking email periodically.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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The Little Red Hen can't stop making these clutches. And really, who can blame her when her version turned out SO cute!
The rick rack trim, pieced & quilted fabric, and the embroidery details all work together perfectly.
You can read about The Little Red Hen's clutches here on her blog. You can also visit her etsy store, or her flickr photostream to see some of the other pretty things she is sewing (like this amazing quilt).
Since the flap of the Curvy Clutch is sewn separately from the body, there are a lot of ways to change the look of this clutch and add your own spin. Lace, rick rack and other trims can be added. The flap can be sewn in a different fabric from the body. I'd like to try using sashiko embroidery on the flap of the next one I make.
Thank you for making these inspiring clutches, The Little Red Hen. I hope your upcoming show is fun and profitable!
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