Not everything in the photo below was ordered online. Hancock fabrics was having a sale on Butterick patterns and I needed to pick up more stuff that was on sale anyway. And on the walk down the store isle to that "more stuff" I found this awesome pink jersey on super sale and next thing I knew I was broke (just kidding, but my wallet did take a hit!)
Clockwise from the top left -
- Super cheap (and super sheer!) Swiss dot from fabric.com. Thinking about using it to make an anthropologie inspired dress.
- Abstract floral jersey from fabric.com. Going to me a maxi dress but more on that later.
- Assorted machine needles from Hancock. Because that darn quilt busted up all my needles!
- Ikat knit fabric from fabric.com to go along with the Kwik Sew pattern, the flesh tone swim suit lining and the swim elastic (all from Hancock). Once I buy some foam bra cups I can start working on that swim suit I was talking about.
- Super soft pink jersey from Hancock Fabrics. Thinking about making a maxi skirt but more on that later as well.
- White and orange trim from fabric.com. At this point I was just trying to reach my free shipping total, ha!
- White burnout jersey from fabric.com. Same as the trim - I thought, why not? It's cheap, I'll just buy a yard. Maybe I'll make a cool layering top out of it?
- Butterick 5599 and 5489 - just stocking up while they're on sale.

















Love that abstract jersey!
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Fabric.com is such an addiction! They used to have warehouse sales at their headquarters in Atlanta and I'd go stand in line to take part in the madness. And, yes, I buy fabric that inspires me in hopes that I find the perfect project for it.
ReplyDeleteI love the ikat print! One of my faves!
Careful buying fabric without a plan, be very very careful.
ReplyDeleteI always buy fabric 'just because' - I only buy if on mega sale. I recently looked at all my patterns and tried to match it with fabric I had, and what fabric I might be missing in hopes to only buy what I need, but at the next sale on top of what I need, I bought what inspired, which is easy to justify when it only costs 2$/Meter. I believe there is such a thing as a controlled stash. You have to limit you stash to storage limits. I am only allowed one under bed storage bin for fabric...which is holding around 50 meters for me to choose from at my leisure! Love your blog!
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