Cotton Handloom, Shot Cotton, Electric 2This slub textured handloomed cotton is called "shot cotton" because of the weaving process. The warp yarns are one color, and the weft yarns a different color, which are then "shot" through the warp loom. The visual effect is that you will see varying shades of color as the fabric moves. It is lovely and can be used for apparel as well as quilts and blankets This colorway has a violet warp and a lavender weft, giving it an "electric" lavender effect

Check size is 2"

Everyday Essentials is a pattern collection booklet featuring three modern accessories to sew and use: Wool + Wax Tote

It has a directional nap like most corduroy

This linen features a smooth ombre effect in cool grey tones

Achieve flat seams effortlessly with the Seams Flat Pressing Bar

attach handles

great for a special dress or shirt

This fabric is drapey & cozy

A versatile cloth that is a great alternative to linen

with a line drawn shadow print in the background

Summer Homestead—a celebration of late summer’s golden glow with bold geometrics

This camouflage in shades of green and brown on an army green ground has a hint of stretch for comfort