Summer Sales are here. Why not take a look at some of our sale fabrics we have with special offers, and great for any sewing project.

We have a wonderful collection of Viscose Sewing Fabrics. Why not take a look at the range of Viscose fabrics we have and are regularly updating. 

An incredibly versatile fabric, made from a plain weave, it creates a cross-grain ribbed surface texture which is very fine and closely spaced. Cotton Poplin has a light and crisp finish but with a lovely smooth handle great for many sewing and dressmaking projects. Why not browse our collection with the range regularly updated.

We have a lovely collection of sewing Jersey Fabrics, organic and OEKO-TEX®. In addition to these certifications, they are incredibly soft, with great stretch and varying weights to suit your dressmaking and craft projects.

Double Gauze fabric is made from two layers of light, fine woven cotton. A great sewing fabric and can be suitable for so many sewing and dressmaking projects, as well as being suitable for both children and adults.

Cotton sewing fabrics are woven fibres that are soft and durable and can be used to create a multitude of garments. It’s one of the most commonly used types of fabrics, in particular cotton lawn and cotton poplin

Rifle Paper Co. has a stunning collection of sewing fabrics, including the Strawberry Fields, Garden Party and Primavera range. All suitable for both dressmaking and quilting projects.

A beautiful independent French sewing fabric business born from Cecilia’s vision after spending more than 10 years in production. Since it’s inception in 2009 she has creating high quality and original sewing fabrics, ranging from viscose, cottons and broderie anglaise to name a few and haberdashery to entice sewing enthusiasts.

Introducing a limited range of fabric bundles and kits to help created a wonderful ‘me-made’ wardrobe.

Take a look at some of the new additions.

I knew immediately that when I was selected to write March’s Blog for Lush Cloth that I was going to create a garment that was free to all. It seemed to coincide perfectly with the sewing challenge #sewfrugal22, which was running in March – where you sew a free pattern with a fabric from your stash.

I was delighted when I opened this package as the colour of the green corduroy was more beautiful than I thought it would be and together with the black cotton poplin is a match made in heaven.  The cord is so soft and has a lovely velvety texture and ideally for trousers it has a small amount of stretch.

The Pietra Trousers were a surprisingly easy make, and came together in a matter of hours. I found the instructions to be excellent, the process simple, and I am delighted with the result! There are no special skills required and I would definitely recommend the pattern to any beginner who wants a foray into the exciting world of trousers.