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I bought this to make a pair of custom lounge pants and they turned out beautifully. I'm a beginner sewist and the soft stretchy fabric is still a work in progress for me, but the fabric was nice to work with. I bought 3 yard and it came in cut, which is a plus!
I have loved everything I have purchased. Reliable quality, which makes online shopping a breeze.
Quality samples and they even added some extra bonus sample fabrics for free!
I always order PUL from Nature's Fabrics! The best quality, color choices, and products. The go to items for my sewing group ministry providing re-usable sani-pads for those in areas experiencing period poverty.
Scientists are saying the winter will be brutal. My dogs like the softness of polyester fleece, but their fur smell like chlorine bleach (polyester fleece is a blend of recycled plastic bottles and chlorine). This year, I am making the Organic Cotton Sherpa into blankets. Their health will improve. So happy I found Nature's Fabrics- the healthy option for everyone in my family.
Material is always quality and the prints are so amazing in person. I sew children’s clothes and adults always ask if I make any in their size.
It washed up beautifully, have not made anything yet. Can't wait!
I wanted to make a summer Ruana with this lovely fabric. It is so light that it was tricky to serge the single edges of the fabric.
Love the organic cotton sherpa fabric. It’s so soft and plush. I would love to see it in a medium brown color too. I’m a life long customer.
I ordered PUL fabric and watercolor vinyl for a market tote and a hand bag pattern and they are perfect! The colors are vibrant and the material easy to work with. My order came quickly and with swatches of their other products. I ordered one of them based on the swatch and now just have to figure out what bag I will make with it. I am holding on to the swatches for future reference. All really wonderful materials.
My son asked me to make a burial cloth for his beloved German Shepherd. The owner was very helpful in helping me find what I needed. Hemp canvas for outside, straps for carrying, and ties.A fuzzy wool for lining. Here's Pic of simple design I came up with. It's shown with blankets inside
I feel compelled to continue planning my winter wardrobe. I refuse to wear those mostly polyester base layers that retailers are selling, always in black. I ordered the blue merino wool knit to replace those 2 tops I have worn 5 winters. I keep my Nature's Fabrics projects in a see-through container. I cut the name and yardage amount off the invoice, and pin it to the fabric, in case I need more at a later date.
