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New Fabric Collections - Holiday Edition!

Yes, I know, it's not even summer yet! But new holiday fabric collections are being released in the next few months, so for those of you thinking about your holiday projects, here are some of my favorite new releases:

Halloween:


Spooktacular by Sanae for Moda - some of these fabrics could definitely be used in non-Halloween projects, but even the obviously Halloween-themed fabrics are refreshingly new.



Trick or Treat Street by Sheri Berry for Northcott - Again, some fabrics that could be used outside of Halloween projects and some cute Halloween patterns.


Christmas:


Holiday Magic from Studio E - described as a "collection of elegant and traditional holiday magic in two colorways", it reminds me of Christmas-themed wallpaper designs!



Christmas Snow Flower by Dena Designs for Free Spirit - A really bright and vibrant collection with modern florals and patterns.



Fabric on Sale!



Bee Square Fabrics - Moving sale, 35% off everything (except sales, muslin and batting) with code BSFmovingsale35 (including Arcadia by Sanae)




eQuilter - 10% off all Florals - Pop, Mod and Groovy (including Andalucia by Patty Young)



Aunt Bea's Sewing Basket - Red Rooster prints on sale $4.00 - $6.25 per yard (including Margherita pictured above)



Fat Quarter Shop - 30% - 40% off Fig and Plum by Fig Tree Quilts for Moda


New Fabric Collection Love




Arcadia by Sanae for Moda. This is my newest fabric obsession, described by Moda as "both natural and modern," I think the description is right on.

Many of you have expressed the desire to see real photographs of fabrics, as opposed to just the manufacturers artwork (as pictured above). As lovely as the graphics usually are, they don't always accurately represent what the design looks like on fabric. So, I searched high and low for some real photos of the Arcadia collection by Sanae. Since it's brand spanking new, finding photos was truly difficult, but I managed to find some really nice ones, take a look:




The above photos are from the Simplify blog of Camille Roskelley (who happens to be the talent behind Thimble Blossoms quilt patterns).




Table runner by Jana Nielson from her Lola Again blog.




Fat quarters, as received by Protect the Cookie, from Lola Again in a swap.



Fabric Shopper reader Amy of Badskirt pointed me to this softie she made with Arcadia fabric. Isn't it wonderful!