Designers (from left to right): First three are unknown, Kitty Yoshida, Anna Maria Horner, Joel Dewberry, last two by Alexander Henry.
Friday, May 14, 2010
I've been bitten...
...by the bug. My giddyness about fabric is quickly turning into an obsession. Let's hope that my fingers can keep up with all the sewing projects my mind seems to think I can do. My latest shopping spree at the most darling of fabric stores turned into a frenzy of sorts. I left with not one, not two, but EIGHT, count them, EIGHT different kinds of fabric. 
Designers (from left to right): First three are unknown, Kitty Yoshida, Anna Maria Horner, Joel Dewberry, last two by Alexander Henry.
Designers (from left to right): First three are unknown, Kitty Yoshida, Anna Maria Horner, Joel Dewberry, last two by Alexander Henry.
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I NEED FABRIC! Where did you go? Do you know any good online fabric stores? I want to use some as backgrounds when I take photos for my blog because in every photo you see my ugly kitchen counter and that is it. Boo.
I got all of these at Gayfeather Fabrics in Madison (http://www.gayfeatherfabrics.com/). But if you want to shop online check out designers like Amy Butler (http://www.amybutlerdesign.com/mainmenu.php), and fabric stores such as Purl Soho (http://www.purlsoho.com/purl), Repro Depot (http://www.reprodepot.com/), and Sew, Mama, Sew (http://www.sewmamasew.com/). I also hear that Chicago has a few really amazing fabric stores, which I haven't had the pleasure to explore yet. And don't forget Ikea! They have some good, thick fabrics with large graphic prints.
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