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Hawthorne Threads Home Saturday Sales Blitz ~ Fabricworm « fabricshopperonline.com Hi There Fabricworms! We are so excited to share with you the arrival of Freebird by Momo, and Tweet Tweet by Keiki, both from Moda Fabrics. New Markdowns this week: Just Dreamy by Riley Blake Designs, only $7.20 per yard. And, Please take advantage of our $10 rebate on purchases of $100 or more through 4/20, coupon code 10rebate Happy Sewing! As promised: an online fabric shopping guide « Green apples Teaching yourself to sew can be daunting. For those of us not located in a major city, classes are few and far between, and mostly oriented to quilting or heirloom sewing. Teaching myself was not without its ups and downs, and let’s just say it’s lucky that I am a very patient person! I’m writing this series of posts to help out my fellow beginners. I am not an expert – just someone who loves to assimilate and share knowledge! I live in Louisville, as you may know, and until 2008 we had a fabulous downtown fabric store, Baer’s. I’d recommend picking up a fabric guide (of course! So now you have read the guides, maybe investigated different fabrics, and you are ready to approach online shopping… how to tell what you will be getting? And then there is the issue of color. Now the hardest part… how to match your pattern with a fabric. Take Vogue 1182, a Kay Unger design. Mostly, don’t fear shopping online! Boutique type Retailers Emmaonesock – specializes in designer fabrics. Like this:
tunic love One of the perks of designing sewing patterns is getting to see how others use their creative powers to bring the project to life. Fabric choice and decorative elements really change the feel of the Schoolhouse Tunic. Here are some of my favorites that have been popping up on the Sew Liberated Patterns Flickr Group. Photo by Happy Find Happy Find made the most incredible version out of simple striped fabric - but my oh my, that ruffle takes the cake. Photo by Vintage Fern Check out Vintage Fern's nice review of the Schoolhouse Tunic pattern at Sew, Mama, Sew. Photos by City Craft If you're in Dallas, stop by City Craft where you're bound to find someone wearing the Schoolhouse Tunic. ... and I'm a big fan of the elegant simplicity of House of Roux's basic gray version with the colorful scarf from Uniform Studio. Photo by House of Roux If you've made a tunic, be sure to post a picture to the group! P.S.