Feb
26
When you purchase yardage at the fabric store, you can usually check the bolt labels for information on fiber content. On the other hand, if you find your fabric at thrift stores, op shops, estate sales, or any other second-hand venue, often the fiber content of your new find is a mystery. The next time that happens, try doing some fabric experiments like the ones posted at We Wilsons. You’d be surprised what you can find out about your mystery fabric. Read the article.
- Simple test to determine fiber content
- Vintage patterns at Serendipity Vintage
- Read all about it: Craft Gossip’s Fork and Talk event in Little Rock
- Giveaway: Hand-dyed knits from So Many Colors
- Read a review of the Dritz Bound Buttonhole vintage sewing tool







