Featuring diagonal stripes that appear hand-drawn, this fabric is deadstock – meaning we can’t get it again! Ecovero is rayon’s SUPER environmentally conscious cousin. It is produced by the company Lenzing, which is consistently ranked among the top rayon (viscose) producers worldwide for its sustainable wood and pulp sourcing practices. Incredibly lightweight with tons of drape, we suggest sewing a Saltwater Slip or Savannah Shirt Dress with this fabric.

Learn more about Lenzing Ecovero here.

This fashion fabric is sold by the yard.

Essex linen is 55% linen, 45% cotton, which makes it comfy and washable! Elizabeth Hartman and Carolyn Friedlander both use this versitile fabric in their quilts, and it’s also great for shorts, pants and jackets. We can’t wait to make the Merchant & Mills Rugby Dress or a pair of True Bias Emerson Shorts out of this fabric.

Rashida Coleman Hale’s Adorn collection brings the daily embellishments we surround ourselves with to the sewing space. Bright pops of color, darling earrings, and cute nails will add an element of whimsy to your next sewing project. Make a chic Good Times Skirt or a Woodland Dopp Kit for the perfect toiletry bag!

This 55% cotton/ 45% rayon modal knit is soft and lightweight. We love this fabric but are sad to say it is being discontinued, so grab it while it lasts. With 50% crosswise and 20% lengthwise stretch, it’s perfect for a summery shirt! We suggest making the Jalie 4015 Elle Reversible Top out of this float-y fabric. 

This lovely, lightweight, cotton denim has a ton of nice drape. Plus, when prewashed it shrank only 1.5% crosswise.

At 6.5 oz., this fabric is beefy enough to make a pair of summer-weight jeans or trousers – like the M&M 101s -, but it’s also soft enough for a nice button-up shirt like the Fairfield!

From Robert Kaufman, these gorgeous plaid flannels feature a combination of richly hued pastels and primary colors. Make a L+C Camp Dress or a pair of Eastwood PJs from this gorgeous fabric

Watercolor brushstrokes and an appreciation of the nearby flora, come together in beautiful colors inspired by the subject itself. Opulent, overflowing petals, stems, buds, and hidden berries make up this lovely Art Gallery fabrics knit to delight the eye. This soft, drapey fabric is perfect for Sewing Workshops Odette & Ivory tops

Two-way stretch, 60% crosswise and 35% lengthwise

Laminated cotton – oilcloth’s more flexible cousin – is a 100% cotton fabric that has a thin layer of polyurethane or polyethylene film attached to the patterned, right side of the fabric. This sealing is waterproof and this fabric is a dream to cut and sew with! Make a bike seat cover or reusable lunch sack, upholster a high-chair or make a car-seat covering, or make a waterproof Closet Core Files Kelly Anorak Jacket Pattern! The possibilities really are endless. Unlike other laminates, this fabric features a shiny finish, rather than matte. Sold by the yard, 24″ repeat.

Note: This fabric can be machine washed, but we recommend air-drying. Likewise, when pressing, always press from the wrong side on a very low setting.

The Haptic collection would be perfect for a spring or summer dress or blouse. This fabric has a soft drape with minimal structure and the weave makes it easy to work with. The dots are woven into the fabric, giving it an effect of movement that adds a simple dimension to any garment.

We recommend the Sew House 7 Wildwood Wrap Dress or the Frankie Shirt pattern by Sewing Workshop for an easy, breezy spring or summer look

The beautifully intricate Aboriginal prints you love, now available in rayon!!

Aboriginal art is one of the more ancient traditional arts in the world – going back approximately 50,000 years. Initially a nomadic people, Aboriginals collect their food from a nature they revere and respect. This pattern on this drapey rayon was designed by Marilyn Abbott Wheeler!

Lightweight and oh-so-soft, this fabric would make a fantastic Saltwater Slip, Verdun Woven T-Shirt, or Elodie Wrap Dress!

Details:

• Dry-clean or machine wash & dry. Do not hand wash or hang dry.
• Does not shrink in the wash!
• Consider using a walking foot and a 70/10 sharp needle.