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Hoffman - Bali Handpaints Batiks |
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Rouenneries Deux by French General After spending many summers in France looking for the perfect French red, I finally found a collection of old prints that represented what rural life looked like in the 18th and 19th centuries. Based on our first collection, Rouenneries, this group of lovely prints is inspired by the red florals that were printed in Rouen, France in the 18th century. Old French red, faded cranberry and natural linen colors all make up a collection that is a perfect combination to create a French-inspired quilt. |
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In The Beginning- Chickadee |
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Get it Together- Westminister Fibers |
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New from Benartex |
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Hoffman Fabrics |
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Yo Gabba Gabba- last one is flannel |
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Better Gnomes and Gardens |
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New From Free Spirit |
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Lark by Amy Butler |
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Happiness by Kathy Davis |
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London |
 
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Dan Morris - Saddle Up! |
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Debbie Beaves - Simple Pleasures |
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Yuko Hasegawa - Kensington |
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From Moda- A Walk In The Woods |
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Return to the Wild |
 
 
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Cabana Blooms |
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New from Dear Stella- Anchors Away |
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Art Gallery Quilts |
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From Studio E - Snail Tails download project |
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Garden Go Round |
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Elizabethtown by Jo Morton |
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Cantik Batiks |
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Pear Tree by Thomas Knauer |
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Karavan from Valori Wells: click
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Kaffe Fassett |
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St. Remy de Provence by Robyn Pandolph |
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Hope Cove by Robyn Pandolph |
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Bird Song by Yuko Hasegawa |
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Susie Johnson-Silly Suggestions for Kids |
 
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Dr. Seuss Celebration |
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New from Benartex |
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Good Fortune by Kate Spain |
 
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Windflowers |
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Cafe Americano |
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Batiks |
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Riley Blake Designs-Mod Tod Cottons |
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From Windham Fabrics |
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Timeless Treasures: Scribbles |
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Portobello |
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From Red Rooster: Paparazzi click here to see quilt pattern available at smith-owen |
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In The Beginning: September Light click here for free pattern |
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Autumn Gatherings click here for free pattern |
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From Northcott: Kaleidoscope |
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Rhapsody |
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Art Gallery- Modernology |
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Let the Sunshine In |
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New from Benartex |
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Puttin' on the Ritz by Bunny Hill Designs |
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Gallery Fiori |
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Emma - Lime Twist |
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StudioE Fabrics - |
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StudioE Fabrics - Summer Bouquet |
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StudioE Fabrics - Joyful Garden |
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StudioE Fabrics - Essentials VI |
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Groove On |
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New from Benartex |
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Hoo's in The Forest |
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Marguerite- From Bethany Fuller for Windham Fabrics -click here to download free pattern |
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New from Nancy Mims- Pick a Bunch |
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From Kona Bay |
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Kew Gardens- click
here for free pattern |
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Free Spirit - Heirloom from Joel Dewberry |
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Free Spirit- Wrenly from Valorie Wells |
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From RJR Yuko Hasegawa - Hanemai |
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My Sunshine from In The Beginning |
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Winter Solstice |
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Ghastly |
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American Valor |
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Critter Camp and others from Michael Miller |
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Timeless Treasures: Batiks |
 
 
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From RJR: Lori Masons' Montreux |
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Coquette-Celebrate
your femininity with this flirty collection! |
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James Meger-Northern Woods |
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Bella |
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Alice in Wonderland |
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Yuko Hasegawa- Flower Power |
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Dee Ann Lang- Spring Eternal |
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More Beautiful Collections from RJR- Civil War Ladies and Crazy for Dots |
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Adelaide Collection from In The Beginning-click here to see Adelaide Quilt |
 
 
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Batiks from Benartex |
 
  
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Wilmington- Hydrangea Radiance (click here for free project sheet) and essential flannels |
 
   
 
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American Valor |
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Habitat- From Benartex |
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You
are a Fabriholic IF......
...You buy fabric "just because it feels good".
...You like to "pet" your fabric.
...You go to the store for a loaf of bread or a gallon of milk and after you buy a half dozen fat quarters you can't remember why you really left the house.
...You ask all your relatives to leave you their stash in their will.
...You store fabric between the mattress and the box spring so hubby won't know you bought it.
...You buy fabric without having any idea what it might be used for.
...You buy fabric without caring what it might be used for.
...You buy fabric and hope that you never find a use for it.
...You stop strangers on the street to get a closer look, when you see a skirt or blouse made of a particularly great fabric that you'd like to have in your stash.
...You hide fabric in the bottom of the grocery bag under the groceries to get it into the house.
