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Our good friend Riian at Stuff-ing is so excited about her finds at Repro Depot, she's posted about it twice in less than ten minutes. No secret to Heather at AT Chicago, the great selection of well-priced vintage-inspired fabric features an entire selection of Cowboy Textiles Japanese Imports, Marimekko and evenRibbon & Trim. More examples of their inventory after the jump...
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Recent comments
Well, thank you for the new addiction. This place is awesome.
Don't worry, Ridge-Van-Winkle, it's lovely to have fabric hoarded up, if you have the room! My daughter decided to make medieval outfits for my 4 grandkiddies for my annual Yule Blot, and we found dreamy, dark jewel tone velvets and silks for them in my hoard. Nothing could have been more fun. I think if you've got fabrics you love, inspiration will come in the fullness of time. Aulaire on Nov 28, 2007
What a weird coincidence. A couple of nights ago, I visited ReproDepot for the first time in ages and spent at least two hours going through all their prints and bookmarking my favourites.
ridge_van_winkle, it's really easy to learn to do basic quilting. (I think there's even one of those "Dummies" guides for it.) My grandmother taught me when I was eight or nine, and if a kid can do it, so can you. The log cabin design is a great one for beginners, but if you want to make something even simpler, a simple patchwork of same-sized squares can look beautiful. And non-quilters are always so awed by ANY kind of quilt, you'll definitely impress your friends. Start with a small size, say a wall hanging. If you catch the quilting bug, you can always move on to larger projects. TammyE on Nov 28, 2007