We have domestic, raw cotton for spinning. This cotton is long stapled and excellent for spinning into cotton yarn. This cotton can easily be used in needle felting and it dyes nicely. Grown and processed in the USA without the use of pesticides and herbicides, this organic fiber is as natural as it gets! Choose the amount you would like …. Available in 1oz, 2oz and 4oz amounts that are vacuum sealed for shipping. We also have cotton carders available for you in our shop as well. Please feel free to check out our other listings in our store !! ******PLEASE NOTE****** We do not charge additional “Handling Fees” and where possible we will combine items to reduce costs. Item is as shown, not made to order. The item that is pictured is the item that you will receive.
Elevate your wardrobe with the Steel Pleated Kilt. Crafted from a yarn dyed suiting fabric in a grey colourway. This kilt features a wrap-around design with a secure hook and eye fastening, self fabric straps with adjustable buckles and an asymmetric hem with a raw edge finish. Yarn dyed suiting fabric Grey colourway Wrap around kilt with hook & eye fastening Asymmetric hem with raw edge finish Pleated front and back x2 Self fabric straps with adjustable buckles Antique silver hardware Model is 6 ft 3 and wears a size M Style code: JMKT3900 65% Polyester, 35% ViscoseMachine wash at 30 degreesReshape whilst damp
Looking for an easy way to finish raw fabric edges without a serger? In this presser foot guide you will find answers to these questions
Looking for an easy way to finish raw fabric edges without a serger? In this presser foot guide you will find answers to these questions
Kombucha Fabric: I came across the idea to grow my own fabric after looking through a design book inspired by the confluence of living materials, art and technology. With just black tea, sugar and microbes, I began my own experiments in growing this living, biologi…
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Finding the straight grain of fabric is important to do before beginning a new project. Learn tips for finding the straight of grain in fabric.
Our Fashion and Textiles team of two, Charlotte and Philippa, spent a recent Saturday natural dyeing, re-colouring samples and offcuts from their combined fabric collections. Philippa Grogan details their day of dyeing experiments.
Finally finished my 2nd "Work Quilt"! (My fingers are very relieved!) Now, I have tried sooooo hard to get the colors accurate.... almost to the point of insanity. Proving very difficult as the shot cotton seems to constantly change and shift colors depending on the angle it is viewed and how the light hits it. Some days it looks more green to me and some days more blue. But that is one of the things I love about shot cotton! Looking at my monitor, the red squares are showing up more bright then they actually are... in truth they are more of a brick red, actually being woven with a rust weft and a purple warp! (who-da thunk?) I believe that quiet purple warp helps this particular red fabric get along very well with the surrounding blues and greens. This photo above seems to be the best as far as color accuracy.... of course every monitor is different. (I am working on a Mac, but just looked at these pictures on my daughter's PC and surprisingly they looked very accurate on the PC. Again... who-da-thunk? Never-the-less, I love my Mac!) ...But I digress... back to the quilt... With a little math I have estimated that there are approximately over 15,000 hand stitches in this piece, which after washing now measures 40" x 41.5" Not wanting to use up my shot cottons on the back side, I instead choose solid Kona fabrics, giving the back a more contemporary feel... If you look closely at the back, you can see small patches of horizontal stitching where the patches on the front have been quilted down. I like that subtle variation. This "Work Quilt", at least for now, is another keeper.... I want the Work quilts in my possession so I can refer back to them as I continue on this series. The next one is in the planning stages, but I also want to make some smaller, related pieces to put in the shop.... Oh my. These are a bit more labor intensive then I am use to. If only I could get by on 2 hours sleep!
Close up Block type: 4-patch Block size: 10 1/2 inches Colour scheme: reds, greens and neutrals Texture/fabric manipulation: fabric folding Cut: two red 6 in squares two 6 in pale green squares fiv…
The Grey Marl Monster Joggers are crafted from a fleece back heavy sweat fabric, with a vintage wash and elasticated draw cord waistband and tailored in an oversized Colossus fit. Super oversized colossus fit Fleece back heavy sweat fabric Vintage wash Elasticated draw cord waistband Raw edge waistband details Ribbed trim on curved side pockets Knee darts Raw hem finish Inside leg measures 79 cm Model is 5 ft 9 and wears a size SStyle code: JMJ3382 70% Polyester, 30% CottonMachine wash at 30 degrees Wash inside out
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