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Flirting is saying, “Hey! I like you” without a single word. It’s a coy glance … a wink and a grin … it’s blushing when you say hello. It isn’t a skill; it’s an art. Flirting makes you wonder what else is in store. And there is more in store … much more in Flirt – the latest line of fabric from Moda’s Sandy Gervais. The patterns are shy but deliberate … the colors, subtle but energetic. They’re a sidelong gaze paired with a quick smile. And just like the fine art of flirting, they’re irresistibly playful…in fact, if you wink, they will probably wink right back!
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Each year my family and I try to get to the ocean, or at least water, for a time. There is something so calming, reassuring and rejuvenating about the Sea. Walking along the beach, picking up seashells or just looking at the beautiful shades of blue in the water are relaxing moments that we can only experience at the ocean. Memories we’ve collected are precious gifts from the Sea and the inspiration behind my latest collection, Seascapes.
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The latest addition to Moda’s woven program features a spectrum brightly colored designs in a wide range of traditional and contemporary patterns and colorations. From classic ginghams and ticking stripes to large, bold, multi-colored plaids, we’ve got something for everyone and every project…brushed soft on one side and plain on the other, Wee Wovens Brights are perfectly fun fabrics for all year round!
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As an avid collector of antique quilts and textiles, Howard Marcus uses his passion to give back to various charities by donating proceeds of the sales of his Collections for a Cause quilting fabrics. The latest installation of this program is Collections for a Cause: The Mill Book Series, Cira 1835. This group compiles reproduction prints from a French mill book dating back to 1835. This book, one of many in his library, features hundreds of antique swatches documenting prints of the time. Authentic in color in and scale, this beautiful new collection showcases the fine, delicate print quality of the period. Proceeds from The Mill Book Series will benefit the American Quilt Study Group to assist with educational programs, offer more scholarship opportunities, and enhance the abilities of the AQSG to have a more prominent impact in the quilt world.
