Happy New Year!! Hope your celebration was lovely!
I stayed up 'till midnight and all the boys - even my youngest of 6, made it to midnight!
Both were so tired they put themselves to bed tonight without a fuss : )
Recently, I received an email from a reader who wanted to make the Tea time Coasters from Stitch Winter 2013 magazine with the same fabrics. When I designed the project I went right to my stash to find my favorite icy blue prints to go with the palette. Well.....most of the prints were out of print (oop ) fabrics. I proceeded to identify the fabrics and give her a few tips for finding oop fabrics which I thought I would share with you.
My first method is to search etsy. They often have out of print fabrics but you may have to pay a bit more than the original price. Search the print name, manufacturer, and also the designer.
Ebay is another great resource! I was able to locate the DS Quilts Meadow Lark print pictured above for a fair price.
Last resort is to search on Bing or Google. A bit more work but I've had good results.
My advice, if you find you love a fabric and tend to use it over and over again, buy a few yards, you will be glad you did!!!
Here is a sneak peek of a project I was busy working on today for Sew Mama Sew. It is a first muslin but I think I like where it is going : ) I'll share the project next week!
xo
Charise
HI Charise, Delta Patchwork on line store has all those stripped Suzuko fabrics....Happy New Year, Cat
ReplyDeleteI have the Lecien Whitewash here in the shop if anyone needs some. I have both the white background and a cream background. I don't have an online shop so they'd have to call me at 931-433-1886 if they're interested. As a tea drinker I absolutely love your teacups! I'm going to have to make myself a set before too much longer.
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