I was email chatting with a friend yesterday and she mentioned her growing obsession with fabric acquisition.
I know well that feeling you get when you see a fabric that you love.
So, last week I got an email from a local fabric boutique and right there on my computer was this fabric.
Perfectly perfect for the remake of my Halter Chic Pattern.
I think I actually stood up and did a little jig. Or maybe I just jiggled. Anyway, that’s how sure I was about this fabric.
There’s something you may not know about Fabric World. Generally, if it’s perfectly perfect for me, it might just be perfectly perfect for another. And, once the fabric manufacturer runs out of fabric, they don’t make anymore. Yikes!
Did you know that there are only 15 yards of fabric on a bolt of fabric? What if someone gets to the store and buys all of the fabric? After all, I wasn’t the only one who got an email showing the fabric.
You don’t have to knock me upside the head to know it’s time to become the crazy fabric lady who camps out at a store spring into action in order to buy a yard of perfectly perfect fabric.
It was a good thing I got there when I did because half of the bolt was already gone. I scored a yard of each and left the rest to other like-minded fabrivores.
And, made this for my Halter Chic Apron Pattern’s cover page.
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I love the colors Leslie! And the pattern- I so need one these adorable aprons! Have an awesome day
Hugs, Jen @ f5
I am always amazed when two completely different fabric patterns come together so beautifuly when you make it. You have such an eye. Wish I could see it that way.
Carolo
Oh I so understand the fabric fever! I’m so eager to get my new sewing machine so I can get back to making aprons and things. Then I’ll have an excuse to buy more fabric! lol
This vintage 60′s pattern is gorgeous and so is your apron. Thanks for sharing and I’d love if you’d link it at my Frugal Treasures Tuesday party going on now! I’m a new follower.
Barbe
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This fabric IS perfect! I also adore your apron. Lovely!
That is the perfect fabric for that apron.
What a cute blog.
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Beautiful apron
Love that fabric! Such a perfect color combo.
Oh so gorgeos fabric…. I have been known to buy a little fabric (10 meters) that I love too! Following you from
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Oh my gosh I love that fabric! It’s so cute on that apron
Thanks for sharing at The Fun In Functional!
Love those fabrics with your apron pattern! Fabulous!!
I love your tale of your reaction to finding the perfect fabric! Good things like that do require a bit of drama in the retelling.
Thanks so much for linking up to Made With Love at Sew Chatty! You’re apron was the most clicked link! I’m featuring you tomorrow! Have a great weekend!
There is just something about the colour play in those two fabrics – isn’t there? Fabrivores… hee hee hee love it!
Its so lovely Leslie. You really made a fabulous combination of these two different patterns. I appreciate your work. I just love that apron.
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