There’s only one day left before February ends, but we are still having our fabric sale. Because we want it to, because you deserve it. And we haven’t applied discounts to a couple of stray little fabrics hidden away in some corner of the shop—we’ve included twenty different designs in the sale. Each one prettier than the last and made from different fabrics: cotton, knit, muslin… Do you think you can find something among these twenty beauties that inspires you to make something wonderful?
Precisely in case you’re short on inspiration, we’ve prepared a special post today. Here we’ll show you what we and the students in our courses have made with some of the sale fabrics—specifically, the knit ones. Curious? Need some ideas? Then take a look, take a look…!
Sale fabrics: pretty ideas for using them
Navajo Gray by Kimsa
Navajo Gray is a knit fabric that is soft, stretchy, and incredibly comfortable. That makes it ideal for all kinds of clothing: pants, T-shirts, rompers, hats, baby booties… It can do it all.
One of its best features is its design for everyone. In other words, you can use it for men, women, boys, girls, babies, accessories… Whatever you make with it will look good.
Look how great these pants with cuffs and a waistband turned out. They fit beautifully and are amazing to wear both around the house and outside. The stretchy fabric gives you complete freedom of movement.
You can find Navajo Gray here.
Arrows by Lillestoff
Like Navajo Gray, Arrows is a comfortable, soft organic cotton fabric that lets you make beautiful garments like this VERY beautiful jacket we made in the intensive children’s and baby clothing course.
We like it because it’s also unisex and adapts perfectly to any age, although it’s true that it’s especially great for children. The colors, the movement, the energy it conveys… they’re perfect for them.
However, we also think it’s ideal for all kinds of accessories and covers (for the changing mat, the stroller seat pad, the baby hammock…).
You can find Arrows here.
Mausies
It also has the GOTS certification, which guarantees ecological, sustainable, and socially responsible production, just like all the fabrics you’ll see in this post. From growing and harvesting the cotton to manufacturing the fabric itself.
This fabric is fabulous for girls and boys, although you could also use it to make something super comfortable for lounging at home, like pajamas. You can see how beautiful this outfit turned out, also made in our in-person sewing classes.
You can find Mausies here. Only 5 units left!
And the fabric sale includes 17 more designs! Visit the website’s sale fabric section and go wild—they’re selling out!