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From Anna Maria Horner for Free Spirit.  Hand Drawn Garden is a painterly and pretty collection, I thought this was a bright fun addition to anyone...

From the Birch Farm Collection, these are classic Joel Dewberry designs...graphic bold, a mix of lines and shapes and versatile. I am so glad to ha...

From the Birch Farm Collection, these are classic Joel Dewberry designs...graphic bold, a mix of lines and shapes and versatile. I don't know why t...

From the Distrikt Collection by Erin McMorris.  There is a great urban feel to this fabric, but mainly I just love the egg yolk yellow with a splas...

This lovely print is from the organic Forest collection by Amy Butler. I love this colour combination and thought the graphic organic shapes were b...

From the Heirloom collection by Joel Dewberry.  This print could have come from his "True Colors" collection. It's a great blender, and delivers a ...

From the Fox Field Collection by Tula Pink for Free Spirit.  This whole collection has all of the signature design elements of Tula Pink's best fab...

From Anna Maria Horner for Free Spirit.  Inspired by the abundant beauty of nature, the healing power of plants both literally and metaphorically, ...

The first collection by Studio KM for Free Spirit Fabrics, this fabric is as bright, and vibrant as it looks in the image. "The Garden of Earthly D...

Market Road is a new collection from Cheryl Warrick. It's a pretty, mid century inspired collection or graphic images in a quilter's scale in a sub...

Market Road is a new collection from Cheryl Warrick. It's a pretty, mid century inspired collection or graphic images in a quilter's scale in a sub...

Market Road is a new collection from Cheryl Warrick. It's a pretty, mid century inspired collection or graphic images in a quilter's scale in a sub...

Market Road is a new collection from Cheryl Warrick. It's a pretty, mid century inspired collection or graphic images in a quilter's scale in a sub...

Market Road is a new collection from Cheryl Warrick. It's a pretty, mid century inspired collection or graphic images in a quilter's scale in a sub...

Nod to Mod is a fun collection of warm pretty fabrics that borrow some of their design imagery from the playful prints of the sixties and earlier. ...

Nod to Mod is a fun collection of warm pretty fabrics that borrow some of their design imagery from the playful prints of the sixties and earlier. ...

The design in this print is a large scale text of irreverently copied instructions for craft painting techniques. If your making tends to include t...

Suzuko Koseki is a designer after my heart. Shoes, dots, black and white, a little french text - I need nothing more.  Spark - I love this fabric f...

From Sonobe Michiko, one of the feminine and fun designers at Yuwa fabrics. This is a little trip into a Parisian Parfumerie. A little feminine fun...

Mary Elizabeth Kinch is a Canadian designer.  Using bright colours and adjusting the scale, she has taken old school country motifs and modernized...

Mary Elizabeth Kinch is a Canadian designer.  Using bright colours and adjusting the scale, she has taken old school country motifs and modernized...

Mary Elizabeth Kinch is a Canadian designer.  Using bright colours and adjusting the scale, she has taken old school country motifs and modernized...

Mary Elizabeth Kinch is a Canadian designer.  Using bright colours and adjusting the scale, she has taken old school country motifs and modernized...

Mary Elizabeth Kinch is a Canadian designer.  Using bright colours and adjusting the scale, she has taken old school country motifs and modernized...

Alison Glass updated her stunning Handcrafted collection with new designs and colours. She is bringing the beautiful and laborious art of batik fab...

Philip Jacob designing under the Snow Leopard Brand has been inspired by the Tibetan and Chinese imagery of the Himalayan mountains. I thought this...

Philip Jacob designing under the Snow Leopard Brand has been inspired by the Tibetan and Chinese imagery of the Himalayan mountains. I thought this...