Eden by Kathy Hall

Ah, it’s spring, or you just want a bright and cheerful set of fabric to work with. Let’s find you just what you’re looking for in a bright, colorful set of fabrics.

Look through our selections and you may see something that calls to you, reminds you of a favorite quilt or dress you used to love. What will you make? A fresh and bright lap quilt for the living room? A skirt for a granddaughter or niece? Our little ones love the bright colors. Can you have enough pink? Or are you over it?

We have a few lines here to shake off the winter blues and get you back in the mode to create. Stop and smell the flowers.

A few lines to choose from:

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Happier – Riley Blake | Eden by Kathy Hall | Bee’s Knees by Terrie Mangat

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Happier – Riley Blake | Eden by Kathy Hall | Bee’s Knees by Terrie Mangat

Search through our inventory with keywords:

• bee
• bees
• floral
• flowers
• green

Or use your own keywords to find just the right design in the Advanced Search page. Happy Spring. We can’t wait to see your spring projects.

Brrr! From the first frost of the season to the first sign of snow, “Flurry” is a winter wonderland of prints inspired by the cozy warmth of a favorite sweater. Motifs from traditional Nordic knits, along with poinsettias, cardinals, and snowflakes are sure to keep you toasty and inspired all winter long.

Click “Read the rest of this entry”  to find more Fun and Funky fabrics and reveal this the Holiday FabShopHop Bunny.

Also shown here is peak at a few more Christmas owls all snug in their trees with their stockings all hung waiting for Santa to drop them some treats. What do you imagine would make an owl happy on Christmas morning? A stocking full of mice? Eek!

[Browse all of our fun Christmas Fabrics]

Bright snowflakes made with a real deal soda can and layered with a second translucent plastic snowflake for the sparkly holiday feel. Each ornament is unique.

[Browse all of the ornaments]

A Sneater is a snugly plush creature made from recycled sweaters. Hug them, hold them, share them with a kid. Each one is a unique one of a kind handmade creation. Each Sneater has a special pocket to hold your very best smile. Learn to insert plastic (child safe) animal eyes and to do simple hand sewing while you make yours.

You can buy a kit to make your own, take a class with Colleen when you catch up with her at a quilt show, or if you visit any of the galleries that sell her unique sneaters, you can pick one up already made for you.

How to get your mits on a Sneater

Kits: Buy the kit and make one! They’re so fun. [Explore the kit.]

Pattern: Buy the pattern and use your own materials. We use recycled felted wool for a unique handmade feel that is a delight to snuggle with. [Peruse the pattern.]

Classes: Take a class with the artist who created the Sneater, Colleen Maria Casey. Find the next class offered listed in the calendar. See you soon!

Galleries and Shops: Visit SlothCraft.com to see the latest list of cool shops that carry recycled crafts and ornaments by Colleen Maria Casey and a host of other awesome artists. Let us know if you have  a shop or organization that would like to sell Colleen’s work.

What other classes can I take with Colleen? Catch up on all of them.

Explore even more Sneaters

Have you made a Sneater? Do you recycle wool? What do you make with it? We’d love to see and hear about your creations!

Willow Grove

Fall! Autum! Harvest time. Halloween, Thanksgiving… So
many words to describe the time of year in which we
traditionally bring out our fall color. The colors truly
inspired by the turning of the leaves. If you live in
an area where you can enjoy that display, you are blessed.

[Search for "fall" in the catalog.]

Willow Wren

Alexander Henry

Search for Fall Fabrics

Search our fabrics for that perfect color. We tag our fabrics to help you find the colors you need. So click one of the color keywords below to start a search.

• brown
• olive
• orange
• yellow
• gold
• leaf
• leaves
• autumn

Are you traveling the world or just commuting to work? Get into it and show it on a new shirt, shopper bag, or purse. These contemporary linen fabrics from Kokka are very soft. You won’t want to stop touching them.

We love the retro designs from Echino Ni-Co. We can’t wait to see what you’re doing with these!

Kokka Company

Kokka is a company in Japan that specializes in Printed Fabrics. They serve designers from around the world and we are proud to bring these designs to you. They “strive to create a plush cultural life” by empowering artists with the means to create and distribute their designs on fabric.

Hocus Pocus

Alexander Henry

We’re already talking about the Halloween costumes are you? Not yet? Let’s
get in the mood with some inspiration from Alexander Henry. What are you
dressing up as this year?

Classic Halloween images. We are all here: Jack o’lantern, witch, black cat, vampire, Frankenstein, ghost, skull, bats, broom and more.

Hocus Pocus would be great for a fun tie or make a new candy bag for your little goblins. Dig up a pillow case pattern, you know you have one, and if not we do and it’s free: Pillow Case Tutorial

Browse our Halloween – Day of the Dead category and pick your poison. You know what ever sinks your boat. As the Ghastlies might put it. “To each is sewn” or would that be a Frankenstein quote?  Browse some new Halloween and spooky fabric for quilting and sewing projects.

For a lighter, happier evening maybe Matilda is more the speed.

Snow White wakes in the woods greeted by her new friends, the animals of the forest. Is she exhausted from running from the Queen or from doing all that laundry?

Deer, chipmunks, and bunny wonder if she will feed them.

Heather Ross brings another round of merry scenes in Far Far Away 3 line of linen fabric from Kokka. You’ll find more Snow White, Rapunzel, The Dwarves populating the stories in your quilts. These fabrics are sold online in 1/2 yard increments.

[Explore more in Far Far Away]

Free Spirit

Bright colors and playful tea pots will bring a smile to every little girl’s
face in this collection from David Walker Studios!

We can never have enough tea parties at our house.

The Tea Cups and Flowers
go great together.