Early Spring 2022
Simply Luxurious As we head into the coldest time of year, stay home and flip through our catalog of tantalizing textiles. Beautiful woolens, exciting knits, and a plethora of prints await!
VF221-01 Adamas Comfy Thick Cotton Sweatshirt Fleece In Beautiful Indigo 100% Cotton. 60” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 57% crosswise stretch. 50% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
VF221-02 Adamas Motifs
Wide Rayon Jersey Knit with Indigo Designs 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 66” wide. Cold wash, dry flat or air dry. 9.5” design repeat. 70% crosswise stretch. 30% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
Adamas Collection Invisible. Indomitable. Invincible. These are fantastic qualities for a superhero, right? These are the translations for the Greek adamas from which we get the word diamond (and Wolverine’s adamantium claws). In this issue, our theme is the glittering, impregnable brilliance of diamonds. Henry Kissinger reportedly said, “A diamond is a chunk of coal that did well under pressure,” which is a great visual, but not completely accurate. According to Chicago’s Gage Diamonds, coal and diamonds are both formed underground through a process of high heat and high pressure, but coal forms closer to the earth’s surface and is comprised of carbon and plant matter, whereas diamonds were formed millions of years ago in the earth’s lithosphere around 90-240 miles below the earth’s surface, and they are purely carbon. According to Master Jewelers in Indiana, “the carbon atoms bond in a unique way that results in diamonds’ beautiful and rare crystalline structure.” Through volcanic eruptions, the crystals were brought to the earth’s surface and are found in or near deposits in countries like India, Brazil and South Africa. As the hardest naturally occurring substance on earth, the only thing that can scratch a diamond is another diamond. On the Vickers Hardness Scale, steel registers about 55-120HV5, while diamond tops the chart at 10,000HV. These glittering beauties also have an impressively high melting point and boiling point, at 6420°F and 8720°F respectively. For a frame of reference, the exterior of a space shuttle will heat up to nearly 3000°F upon reentry to the earth’s atmosphere. Anyone else thinking about pulling a Liberace on the next round trip flight to the International Space Station and bedazzling the heck out of a rocket?
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Great Copy Patterns: #2420 “Bristol Jacket” #2485 “Catalina Tee”
FitNice System “Master Pants for Wovens”
January is a mellow time, and one that is perfect for sewing both warm garments to ride out the brutally cold days ahead, as well as time to plan for spring and to think warm thoughts. We begin our catalog with a lovely indigo collection that has wonderful options for everyone in the family. Begin with Adamas Comfy, a substantial cotton sweatshirt fleece. Who wouldn’t love a breathable, blue hoodie or cardigan to wear when the temps begin to dip? Wear it over a simple top whipped up from Adamas Motifs. By now you are surely familiar with our steady supply of extra wide rayon jersey knits. The hand on this is so soft, and the colors will take you from winter to summer and back again. Picking up on the darker hue of indigo, we chose Adamas Midnight as a stretch-woven, washable bottom weight that can be tailored into slacks and a jacket, a vest and skirt, or any combination of suiting separates.
New Look #6439 “Misses’ Knit Tunics with Leggings” FitNice System “Master Pants for Wovens”
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The midnight works perfectly with Adamas Flurry, a soft combed cotton print from fashion designer Tori Richard. This is a handsome choice for sewing a classic button-down shirt, a boat neck top, a v-neck tunic...oh the choices!
VF221-03 Adamas Midnight Dark Indigo Stretch-Woven Twill 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex. 56” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 20% crossgrain stretch.
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$ 99
VF221-04 Adamas Flurry
Combed Cotton Shirting Fabric with Indigo and Ivory Stylized Flowers by Designer Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 24” design repeat.
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$ 99 p.4
Liesl + Co “Classic Shirt”
Liesl + Co “Easton Cowl Neck Tee”
Adamas Caliste is one of three ruched knits in this catalog from Telio & Cie. The steelblue is beautifully mellow, and the visual texture is positively exquisite. You will surely enjoy wearing this soft fabric, and we recommend choosing a sewing pattern that is very simple to showcase the fabric’s design.
VF221-05 Adamas Caliste
Ruched Indigo Knit by Telio 68% Poly, 30% Rayon, 2% Spandex. 52” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. 9.5” design repeat. 60% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch.
1499
$
VF221-06 Adamas Bel Air
Navy Sandwashed 7oz Cotton Twill 100% Cotton. 60” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low.
1199
$
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Dana Marie #1062 “Seams Easy to Me”
VF221-07 Adamas Heather
Wide Indigo Rayon Sweater Knit Rayon/Acrylic blend. 66” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. 80% crosswise stretch. 40% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
VF221-08 Adamas Couture
Wool Blend Worsted Flannel Coating 80% Wool, 20% Nylon. 60” wide. Dry clean, or test before cold wash. 3” repeat, one way design. Use nap layout.
1649
$
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Dana Marie #1050 “Moto Me”
We know that many of you prefer to wear natural fibers whenever possible, so we found a sandwashed cotton twill in midnight navy from a US mill. Wear Adamas Bel Air (page 5) as slacks or a skirt, or stitch up a jeans jacket. It will embroider superbly, so go crazy and embellish a coordinating tote bag. Treat yourself to Adamas Heather, a sumptuous sweater knit that combines rayon and acrylic in undulating hues of light and dark indigo. Feel your swatch. You will want to wear this every day. If you find you need a new winter coat or jacket, it’s not too late to sew one. Adamas Couture is a gray and black tweed in a wool and nylon blend. The glen plaid features an overpane in rich royal blue. For additional warmth, line it with Kasha winter coat lining. Need even more warmth? Interline it with Thinsulate. All of these are available through our site and Customer Service.
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Moving from indigo to pink, we brighten the mood with our Lore Collection. The first four fabrics are comprised of two wide rayon knits, and two cotton rib knits. Lore Horizon and Lore Striation feature the same shades of greys and petal pink, printed on the super soft, extra wide, rayon jersey knit. The difference between them is the orientation and density of their designs. We paired the prints up with Lore Prima and Lore Seconda, two 100% cotton rib knits from the same American mill that brought us the Hatha rib knits in last year’s Early Spring catalog. Lore Prima is a micro-rib knit with a hand that is so soft, it feels like rayon. Lore Seconda is a 2x1 rib knit that can be used as your neckband and cuffs, but it will also be lovely as a focus fabric. All four of these fabrics can be pieced together into a single garment, or worn in any combination.
Sewing Workshop Patterns: left - Helix - top & pants right - Picasso - top & pants
VF221-09 Lore Horizon
Wide Rayon Jersey Knit with Horizontal Grey and Pink Striation 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 66” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 33” repeat, one way design - nap layout. 70% crosswise stretch. 30% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
VF221-10 Lore Prima
Pink Cotton Micro-Rib Knit 100% Cotton. 56” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 90% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch. See also VF211-16 for putty.
5
$ 99
VF221-11 Lore Seconda Pink Cotton 2x1 Rib Knit 100% Cotton. 50” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 80% crosswise stretch. 15% lengthwise stretch. See also VF211-18 for putty.
5
$ 99
Lore Collection The earliest written records of diamonds dates back hundreds of years before the common era, in the 4th century BCE, in India’s Arthashastra. Uncut, unpolished loose stones were traded and used for currency, but revered as magical with protective powers. Ancient Hindus believed diamonds were formed by lightning and were imbued with magic powers that protected bearers from evil and healed the sick. The Sanskrit word for diamond is vajra, which is the basis for Vajrayudham, the name of the thunderbolt used by Indra, the ruler of heaven and god of storms (like Zeus or Thor). Statues of gods were given eyes of diamonds, the “jewel above all other.” Hindu scriptures recognized the different colors of diamonds early on, and each was assigned mystical properties. The ancient Greeks and Romans were familiar with diamonds as well. According to the Cape Town Diamond Museum, ancient Romans believed “diamonds were the tears of the gods or splinters that had broken off of falling stars.” An ancient Roman text dating back to the first century refers to Cupid’s arrows being tipped with diamonds. Ancient Greeks believed diamonds held supernatural powers. Plato described diamonds as living beings, and wrote about how they embodied celestial spirits, an idea which emerged from the ancient belief that diamonds were tears of the gods. Greek kings were said to have studded their leather breastplates with diamonds before heading into battle as a sign of strength and indestructibility.
FitNice Systems “Dondi Top”
VF221-12 Lore Striation
Wide Rayon Jersey Knit with Vertical Grey and Pink Striation 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 66” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. All over design. 70% crosswise stretch. 30% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
Moving on to a deeper pink, we present Lore Meadow. This printed knit on a washable polyester base features small, dark rose-colored flowers and tiny buttercream flowers, with seaglass leaves on a grey background. This fabric is light enough to ruche, and substantial enough to wear as a wrap dress.
VF221-13 Lore Meadow
Small Floral Print on Grey Knit 100% Polyester. 57” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 4.5” design repeat. 90% crosswise stretch. 30% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99 p.9
Treat yourself to a new knit jacket stitched from Lore Surprise. The exaggerated twill lines gives the fabric visual texture, while the firm ponte knit provides structure and comfort for any cardigan or knit-slacks pattern you choose to sew. Make a complete ensemble and whip up a matching skirt to wear to the office. If you love this, make sure to pick up some in the Navy (VF215-20) before it sells out. We found a stretch bubble crepe georgette in a larger floral print with the same hue of dark pink as the previous ditzy floral. Lore Blossoms is lightweight, and has some surprising stretch for built-in ease. Sew this like you would any lightweight woven with drape for a blouse, lined skirt, or lined dress.
VF221-14 Lore Surprise
Grey Ponte Twill Knit 68%Viscose, 28% Nylon, 4% Spandex. 52” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 60% crosswise stretch. 40% lengthwise stretch. See also VF215-20 for navy.
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$
NEW LOOK #6712 Misses’ Top & Pants
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$5.49
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VF221-15 Lore Blossoms Lovely Floral on Black Bubble Crepe Georgette 100% Polyester. 58” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 24” design repeat.
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$ 99
Mystère Collection Pliny the Elder wrote in his Natural History that the diamond “prevails over all poisons and renders them powerless, dispels attacks of wild distraction and drives groundless fears from the mind.” Oh, if only the Renaissance physicians had subscribed to this belief. Grinding diamonds into powder to be mixed with liquid as a curative drink for intestinal distress was common practice for the rich for centuries leading up to the Renaissance. The doctors treating Pope Clement VII in 1534 for his failing health ground up 40,000 ducats worth of diamonds into fourteen spoonfuls of a powder for the pontiff to drink. More than likely this aided in his demise, as historian Maxwell Hutchkinson surmises that drinking tiny shards of the world’s hardest natural substance “would probably feel similar to having a Portuguese Man-O-War living inside of you.” Revered inventor and physicist Nikola Tesla worked on the theory and practical applications of “radiant energy” which essentially proposes that everything in the universe is a form of energy with its own frequency and vibration. Don’t go crazy and buy up a bunch of crystals for self-healing. We are talking much more high tech. Researchers at the University of Bristol have created a way to convert nuclear waste, specifically Carbon-14, into diamonds that could act as long-life batteries. In an article by David Szondy for New Atlas, he writes “Once formed, the beta particles emitted by the c-14 interact with the diamond’s crystal lattice, throwing off electrons and generating electricity. The diamonds themselves are radioactive, so they are given a second nonradioactive diamond coating to act as a radiation shield. This means a person sitting next to a diamond battery would receive about as much radiation as they would sitting next to a banana.” He continues to say that the super long half-life would render the diamond battery active for thousands of years. This has immediate practical applications for small items like pace makers and cell phones, but researchers are looking into bigger possibilities for space exploration and replacing fossil fuel and electricity in cars, planes, trains. Yeah, we are pretty sure Tesla Motors is already looking into this.
NEW LOOK #6684 $5.49 Misses’ Tops
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VF221-16 Mystère Vines
Terra Cotta and Indigo Floral on White Bubble Crepe Georgette 100% Polyester. 59” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 23” design repeat.
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$ 99
VF221-17 Mystère Indigo
Denim Blue Liverpool Crepe Knit 97% Polyester, 3% Spandex. 59” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 80% crosswise stretch. 25% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
VF221-18 Mystère Vintage
Cabbage Rose Floral Cotton Lawn 100% Cotton. 55” wide. Cold wash, air dry or tumble no heat. 24” design repeat.
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$ 49 p. 12
Sewing Workshop “London Shirt” - top shirt Leisl + Co “Verdun Woven T-shirt”
Dana Marie #1064 “Opposites Attract”
VF221-19 Mystère Clay
Terra Cotta Sandwashed Rayon 100% Rayon. 57” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
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$ 99
VF221-20 Mystère Paisley
Terra Cotta Printed Rayon Challis 100% Rayon. 56” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 4.5” repeat, one way design. Use nap layout.
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$ 99
Up next we feature another bubble crepe georgette called Mystère Vines. We love the subtle playfulness of the vivid and very pale shades of brick, combined with the indigo on a pale cream background. A simple top sewn from this beauty can be enjoyed all year long. As a solid coordinate, we chose Mystère Indigo, the denim hue of our popular Liverpool Crepe Knit collection. We thought the color and crepe texture were perfect companions for the preceding print. Incorporating bits of the indigo, Mystère Vintage is alive with cabbage roses in brick, accented by seaglass, light mauve, and camel colors. This pima cotton print can be worn in the winter as a decorative neck scarf, dupatta,
or a tunic atop a turtle neck. In the summer, wear it as a breathable top on hot evenings. The next two rayon fabrics look like they were milled together, but it is just a happy coincidence. Mystère Clay is a lightweight sandwashed rayon poplin that drapes well and is tightly woven to be worn as slacks, a skirt, a loose jacket, or a button-down top. You might also like to sew a long vest from it to wear over a tunic sewn from Mystère Paisley. This rayon challis is soft to the touch, light in weight, and drapes well. The clay color is muted, and accented by an orange-red, gold, white and black. Enjoy wearing this as a top or a scarf any time of the year.
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Dana Marie #1064 “Opposites Attract” $1700 This simple asymmetrical top goes together quickly. Long or short sleeves with faced or bound edges. Topstitched hems. Lapped front closure with decorative button accents (top pulls easily over the head, no buttonholes needed!).Optional side-seam pocket. Use complementary fabrics for a two-tone effect. Recommended Fabrics: Light to medium weight fabrics - both woven and knit - including silkies, brocades, linen, ITY knits, ponte. Notions: Thread; one to three buttons 3/4” (optional), one yard interfacing.
For contrasting fabrics:
Yardage requirements, contrast side:
7/8 yards, all sizes, all widths
Yardage requirements, short sleeve:
45”: 1.625 yards for sizes XXS-M 2.25 yards for sizes L-3XL 60”: 1.25 yards for sizes XXS-M 1.875 yards for sizes L-3XL
Yardage requirements, long sleeve:
45”: 2.25 yards for sizes XXS-M 2.625 yards for sizes L-3XL 60”: 1.625 yards for sizes XXS-M 2.25 yards for sizes L-3XL
Using just one fabric:
Yardage requirements, short sleeve:
45”: 2.375 yards for sizes XXS-M 3 yards for sizes L-3XL 60”: 1.875 yards for sizes XXS-M 2.5 yards for sizes L-3XL
Yardage requirements, long sleeve:
45”: 3 yards for sizes XXS-M 3.625 yards for sizes L-3XL 60”: 2.25 yards for sizes XXS-M
Dana Marie #1063 “The Essential French Jacket”
We hear it all the time - many of you live in fabric deserts and have no access to finer fabrics. We strive to present you with a wide variety of fashion options for all price points and fiber types. Jumping into our next collection we have three Italian mill-end imports. Begin with Royale Milano, an exquisite worsted tropical wool that is light enough to be a shirting, but made to be tailored into suiting separates. Feel the hand. So soft! Look closely and you will see it is woven from muted plum and indigo threads in an easyto-match plaid. Make a fashion statement and tailor a coordinating jacket from Royale Luxe wool bouclé. From a technical standpoint, the darker side is the face, but we love the floating plum threads on the reverse. We showcase the reverse here, using the floating plum threads as a design element.
VF221-21 Royale Milano
Dark Plum Fine Italian Worsted Menswear Woolen 100% Wool. 60” wide. Dry clean. 1.75” design repeat.
1999yd Through Mar. 11, 2022 $ 2499yd Starting March 12, 2022 $
VF221-22 Royale Luxe
Black and Plum Italian Wool Bouclé Coating 100% Wool. 57” wide. Dry clean recommended, or test before washing.
1299
$
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New Look #6163 “Misses’ Separates”
Cutting Line Designs #21167 “Timeless & Modern”
Our next fabric is the second sandwashed cotton twill in this catalog. Royale Mulberry is an ideal choice for sewing slacks, a straight skirt, a jacket, a vest, a matching tote. We love the softness on the face of the fabric, which you absolutely can wear against your body if you wish to.
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Royale Collection Early on, it was apparent that this magical crystal was rare and powerful. Diamonds were used for currency, religious ceremony, and ritual healing for the rich, the noble, and the royal. It wasn’t used as a decorative jewel until the Queen of Hungary wore a diamond in a crown in 1074. This wasn’t a fine cut stone at all, just a well formed crystal. Diamond cutting wasn’t started for another three hundred years. Keep in mind that all diamonds to this point were coming from India exclusively, so they were very rare indeed. In one extreme, France’s King Louis IX (12141270) created a sumptuary law reserving diamonds for the king. Some say the Venetians were the first to cut the stones around 1330. According to Glenn Klein in Faceting History: Cutting Diamonds and Colored Stones, “Whether in India or in Europe, it was in the middle of the fourteenth century that the art of grinding one diamond into shape by use of another and polish-
ing it on a wheel coated with diamond dust was developed.” Faceting improved, and diamonds were given by nobility to royalty as a sign of fealty. In 1477, Archduke Maximillian of Austria started a trend that continues to this day - he gave Mary of Burgundy a diamond engagement ring. The Eureka Diamond was discovered in South Africa by fifteen year old Erasmus Stephanus in 1867 while he was walking by the Orange River in South Africa, the first diamond discovered outside of India. It weighed over 21 carats in its rough form, and is now just over 10 carats as an incredible cut specimen. British mining magnate Cecil Rhodes began mining like crazy in the British provinces of South Africa. He founded De Beers....you know.... “A diamond is forever.” The floodgates opened and diamonds became more accessible to a greater number of people.
Now, liven up your ensemble with a blouse sewn from this printed polyester twill in dark plum, brick, gold, and white. Royale Firenze is a fantastic option that can be worn as a blouse, dress, and scarf. You can also tailor a Chanel-inspired outfit by making a dress from the print, and then using the print to line a 3/4 length bouclé jacket. Bring forth your romantic side by whipping up a top, skirt or dress from Royal Crush. This muted gold crushed stretch velvet is washable and priced well. It has plenty of stretch from selvage to selvage, and no stretch at all lengthwise, making it a wonderful stable knit option.
VF221-23 Royale Mulberry Sandwashed 7oz Cotton Twill 100% Cotton. 60” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low.
1199
$
VF221-24 Royale Firenze
Italian Polyester Dressweight Twill Print 100% Polyester. 59” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 25” design repeat. Subtle diagonal in design background.
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$ 49
VF221-25 Royale Crush Gold Crushed Stretch Velvet 100% Polyester. 59” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 90% crosswise stretch. Use nap layout.
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$ 99
Great Copy #2550 “Savannah Tee” FitNice System “Master Pants”
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VF221-26 Royale Roma
Beautiful Polyester Chiffon Print 100% Polyester. 58” wide. Delicate wash, tumble dry low. 13” design repeat.
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$ 29
Don’t wear the velvet alone. Pair it with something created from Royal Roma printed polyester chiffon. If you sew a velvet top, whip up a simple elastic waist flowing and lined skirt, or wear the chiffon as a scarf or as a blouse over a camisole.
NEW LOOK #6217 Misses’ Separates
$5.49
See our website for pattern details, or contact Customer Service.
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VF221-01 Adamas Comfy Thick Cotton Sweatshirt Fleece In Beautiful Indigo 100% Cotton. 60” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 60% crosswise stretch. 50% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
VF221-02 Adamas Motifs
Wide Rayon Jersey Knit with Indigo Designs 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 66” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 9.5” design repeat. 70% crosswise stretch. 30% lengthwise stretch.
VF221-03 Adamas Midnight Dark Indigo Stretch-Woven Twill 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex. 60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
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$ 99
VF221-09 Lore Horizon
Wide Rayon Jersey Knit with Horizontal Grey and Pink Striation 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 65” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 33” repeat, one way design - nap layout. 70% crosswise stretch. 30% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
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$ 99
VF221-10 Lore Prima
Pink Cotton Micro-Rib Knit 100% Cotton. 56” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 90% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
VF221-11 Lore Seconda Pink Putty Cotton Rib Knit 100% Cotton. 50” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 80% crosswise stretch. 15% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
Early Spring 2022 VF221-04 Adamas Flurry
Combed Cotton Shirting Fabric with Indigo and Ivory Stylized Flowers by Designer Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 24” design repeat.
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VF221-05 Adamas Caliste
Ruched Indigo Knit by Telio 68% Poly, 30% Rayon, 2% Spandex. 52” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. 9.5” design repeat. 60% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch.
VF221-06 Adamas Bel Air
VF221-12 Lore Striation
Navy Sandwashed 7oz Cotton Twill 100% Cotton. 60” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low.
Wide Rayon Jersey Knit with Verticle Grey and Pink Striation 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 65” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. All over design. 70% crosswise stretch. 30% lengthwise stretch.
1199
$
1499
$ 99
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VF221-07 Adamas Heather
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$ 99
VF221-08 Adamas Couture
Wide Indigo Rayon Sweater Knit Rayon/Acrylic blend. 66” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. 80% crosswise stretch. 40% lengthwise stretch.
Wool Blend Worsted Flannel Coating 80% Wool, 20% Nylon. 60” wide. Dry clean, or test before cold wash. 3” repeat, one way design. Use nap layout.
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1649
$ 99
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VF221-13 Lore Meadow
Small Floral Print on Grey Knit 100% Polyester. 57” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 4.5” design repeat. 90% crosswise stretch. 30% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99
VF221-14 Lore Surprise
Grey Ponte Twill Knit 68%Viscose, 28% Nylon, 4% Spandex. 52” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 60% crosswise stretch. 40% lengthwise stretch.
1499
$
VF221-15 Lore Blossoms Lovely Floral on Black Bubble Crepe Georgette 100% Polyester. 58” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 24” design repeat.
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$ 99
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Fusible Weft
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Pongee Plush 100% Polyester 60” wide, Washable
3 yd
$ 19
Silk Habotai
100% Silk 44” wide, Dry clean
2299 yd
$
Hair Canvas
Nylon Stretch 100% Nylon 58” wide, Washable
8 yd White Black Tan Beige $ 99
68” Light weight. T15DD $4199 yd 64” Medium weight. T15CC $2399 yd 24” Heavy weight. 87008 $1241 yd 23” Medium weight. 87009 $932 yd
We do sell the pre-packaged elastics, but you get a much better deal when you order by the yard - or buy the spool. View pricing online, or call us.
Fusible Tricot
100% Polyester. 60” $599 yd Colors: White, Black 100% Polyester. 20” $340 yd Colors: White, Black
Schmetz Needles
High Quality Huge Selection Fits all Home Sewing Machines Universal: For all purpose sewing on many fabrics. Ball Point: Sewing with knits Stretch: Sewing with Lycra & Swimwear Microtex Sharps: Extra fine point for Chiffon, Satin & Suede finishes Jeans: Sewing with Denim
Also available: Twin, Wing, Leather, Top Stitch, Metallic Quilting, Hemstitch.
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Saf-T-Pockets #2002 “Shell Seeker”
VF221-27 Royale Claret
8oz Poly-Cotton Blend Stretch-Woven Twill 53% Cotton, 44% Poly, 3% Spandex. 58” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 10% crossgrain stretch.
5
$ 99
VF221-28 Royale Frisco
Combed Cotton Shirting Fabric with Claret and Cocoa Paisley Patchwork by Designer Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 23.5” repeat, one way design. Use nap layout.
9
$ 99
The last four fabrics in this collection are in the burgundy and chocolate tones. Who doesn’t love pairing wine and chocolate - for fashion or for consumption? Begin with Royale Claret stretch poly-cotton twill for slacks, then sew a top from another wonderful Tori Richard shirting, Royale Frisco. The print is a visual patchwork of floral and paisley on a soft combed cotton. A second option for slacks, as well as for suiting separates, is Royale Cocoa, the chocolate option from our Felix Stretch Gabardine collection. See how well it melts together with Royale Heather? This rich sweater knit combines dark and milk chocolate with a French pale strawberry-buttercream.
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FitNice Systems “Surena Jacket” “Terese Top”
VF221-29 Royale Cocoa
Chocolate Felix Stretch Gabardine 72% Poly, 24% Rayon, 4% Spandex. 59” wide. Dry clean recommended. 20% crossgrain stretch. 5% lengthwise stretch.
1299
$
VF221-30 Royale Heather
Cocoa and Blush Rayon Blend Sweater Knit 77% Rayon, 21% Poly, 2% Spandex. 61” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. 60% crosswise stretch. 40% lengthwise stretch.
8
$ 99
The FitNice System is magic.
The hardest part about sewing any new pattern is getting the right fit. Once you make all your fitting adjustments to the Master Top and the Master Pants, you can make hundreds of outfits by just changing the hems, sleeves, neck openings and front closures. Judy Kessinger has a few books worth of variations ready for you to try. She also supports you through Facebook (FitNice Sewing Sisters), via email, and with her zoom classes and in-person retreats. When you buy the Master Top and the Master Pants, you receive the paper pattern, instructional video, and printable documents. Patterns, books and discs are available on our website in the Sewing Patterns -> FitNice section.
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Dana Marie #1062 “Seams Easy to Me”
Mystique Collection Throughout history, there have been some diamonds with such notoriety, we know them by name. Marie Antoinette had an incredible blue specimen called The French Blue that was said to carry a curse. It disappeared during the upheaval of the French Revolution, never to be seen again. That is to say, not in that same form. Just two days after the statute of limitations ran out for the crimes committed during the revolution, a smaller but just as strikingly blue diamond came on the market, making its way to Henry Phillip Hope. Murder, bankrupty, fatal illness and suicide all surrounded the Hope Diamond, from the men who cut it to those who possessed it. The madness stopped after famous jeweler Harry Winston bought the stone for $180,000. After owning it for nine years, he donated it to the Smithsonian, where it draws millions of people a year for viewing. The Hope Diamond might be one of the most famous stones, but the Koh-i-Noor Diamond is one of the most infamous. Some believe the massive 186 carat stone to be the Syamantaka Diamond mentioned 5000 years ago in Sanskrit scriptures. But the first recorded owner of the Kohi-Noor was a famous 13th century Sultan who captured it along with other loot and kingdoms during a military campaign in southern India. A curse was put on the stone: “He who owns this diamond will own the world, but will also know all its misfortunes. Only God, or a woman, can wear it with impunity.” For centuries, it was passed from ruler to ruler through conquests in India, Persia, Iran. It was part of the Peacock Throne in the Taj Mahal. But the men who possessed the stone did find great misfortune. Finally, in 1849, the East India Company annexed the kingdom of Punjab and took possession of the Koh-i-Noor to give to Queen Victoria as part of the treaty. She had the stone recut down to 105.6 carats and put onto a brooch which she wore for special occasions, but she never felt good about wearing it because she regretted taking control of India. She willed the diamond to the Crown Jewels with the stipulation that it should be worn only by women thereafter (an indirect nod to the curse, perhaps?). It was set into the crown worn by Queen Alexandra for her coronation in 1902, and worn by the Queens since then. The crown with Koh-i-Noor is on display in the Tower of London.
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Dana Marie #1038 “Terrific Trousers”
Dana Marie #1061 “Twofer Toppers” Liesl + Co “Verdun Woven T-shirt”
VF221-31 Mystique Mauve
Dusty Plum Bamboo French Terry Knit Fabric from Telio & Cie 67% Rayon from Bamboo, 25% Cotton, 8% Spandex 60” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. 60% crosswise stretch. 50% lengthwise stretch.
18 yd Through Mar. 11, 2022 $ 2399yd Starting March 12, 2022 $
99
VF221-32 Mystique Antoni Combed Cotton Shirting Fabric with Mosaic Stylized Flowers by Designer Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 11.75” design repeat.
9
$ 99
Let’s move forward to a playful collection in muted jewel tones. From Telio & Cie comes this wonderful French Terry Knit made from a bamboo rayon. Enjoy wearing Mystique Mauve as a sweater, hoodie, skirt, jogger pants, or knit top. Telio raised the price of this fabric due to higher import taxes and shipping costs, but we are honoring last year’s price for the two months that these fabrics are available exclusively to subscribers. Check online for other colors of this cloth.
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Sewing Workshop Collection $ “Frankie” 2295 A-line, six-button shirt with underarm dart, back inverted pleat, diagonal back seams with vent openings, and stand up or turn down collar. Three-quarter length sleeves with diagonal seams and asymmetric vents. Offset bottom hems. Yardage and sizes available on our site or with Customer Service.
VF221-33 Mystique Teal
Rich Felix Stretch Gabardine 72% Poly, 24% Rayon, 4% Spandex. 59” wide. Dry clean recommended. 20% crossgrain stretch. 5% lengthwise stretch.
1299
$ p. 26
Petite Plus Patterns #104 “Shapely Shirt” #601 “Flat Front Pant”
We have two more Tori Richard combed cotton shirtings in this collection that have been named in honor of the mosaic works of Antoni Gaudí. Mystique Antoni (page 25) features mosaic tile flowers tossed against a subtle black and grey grid background, while Mystique Gaudí features a mosaic style leaf print. Nestled between these two prints in your swatch stack is Mystique Teal, a lovely solid jewel tone option from our Felix Stretch Gabardine collection. Wear it as any number of suiting separates.
VF221-34 Mystique Gaudi Combed Cotton Shirting Fabric with Mosaic Stylized Leaves by Designer Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. All over design.
9
$ 99 p. 27
Liesl + Co “Wynwood” - robe/jacket “Geneva V-Neck Blouse”
VF221-35 Mystique Chambord
Bright Wine Poly-Rayon Stretch-Woven Suiting Polyester/Rayon/Spandex. 58” wide. Dry clean recommended, or test before washing. 15% all way stretch.
9
$ 99
VF221-36 Mystique Fleurs Floral Print on Sky Blue Bubble Crepe Georgette 100% Polyester. 59” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 24” design repeat.
5
$ 99
Mystique Chambord is another stretch-woven suiting option in a poly-rayon-spandex blend. We love the richness of this color and think it pairs very well with Mystique Fleurs, a floral bubble crepe georgette. Chambord and golden flowers are accented by green leaves and tossed against a sky blue semi-sheer crepe.
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Sewing Workshop “Getaway Jeans”
Liesl +Co “Fitzroy Blouse”
VF221-37 Mystique Duffle
Drab Green Poly-Wool Twill Polyester/Wool. 62” wide. Dry clean or test before cold wash and cool dryer.
1199
$
VF221-38 Mystique Fiori Stylized Flowers on Midnight Navy Rayon Challis 100% Rayon. 58” wide. Cold wash, line dry. 17” repeat, one way design. Use nap layout.
6
$ 99
For all of you who simply devour the olive drab fabrics we showcase, don’t hesitate to snap up Mystique Duffle polyester-wool blend twill. It is priced well for a wool blend, and the color is a strong neutral choice for sewing slacks, jackets, skirts and sheath dresses. It will look well with a blouse or tunic constructed from Mystique Fiori. This rayon challis print has a little more body than the lighter challis we normally feature, so you can wear this as an unlined skirt or dress as well. The background is midnight - that deepest, darkest navy that looks almost black.
Folkwear #229 “Sailor Pants”
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The last two fabrics in this collection can be worn separately or in a color-blocked garment. Mystique Garnet and Mystique Onyx are the other two textured knits from Telio & Cie we referred to back in the early pages of this catalog (see VF221-05 Adamas Caliste for pale indigo). Choose a sewing pattern that is simple, so you don’t distract from the magnificent ruched design on these lightweight knits.
VF221-39 Mystique Garnet
Ruched Burgundy Knit by Telio 68% Poly, 30% Rayon, 2% Spandex. 52” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. 9.5” design repeat. 60% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch.
1499
$
VF221-40 Mystique Onyx
Ruched Black Knit by Telio 68% Poly, 30% Rayon, 2% Spandex. 52” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. 9.5” design repeat. 60% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch.
1499
$
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Sewing Workshop “Alex & Olive” - both tops
Angela Wolf #1123 “The Ruched T”
Lucy Collection Natural diamonds, those created deep underground, are rare and finite on earth. But carbon is the most common element, as far as we know, in the universe, and scientists have observed diamonds in space. In 2013, the BBC reported on findings presented at the 45th Annual Meeting of the American Astronomical Society’s Division for Planetary Sciences, during which scientists from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory described diamond “hail stones” on Saturn and Jupiter “big enough to put on a ring....” The BBC report states “Lightning storms turn methane into soot (carbon) which as it falls hardens into chunks of graphite and then diamond.” You’re going to need a better umbrella for that storm! In 1981, scientist Marvin Ross of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory wrote an article titled “The Ice Layer of Uranus and Neptune - Diamonds in the Sky?” He proposed that hydrocarbons would separate at high pressure below the planet surface where there is high pressure and heat, separating the hydrogen out and leaving the crystal carbon diamonds. That hasn’t been proven outside of a lab yet, since we don’t have the means to explore the depths of those planets. Our favorite space bling is dangling above the Southern Hemisphere in the Constellation of Centaurus, 50,000 light years from earth. A white dwarf - a sun that has exhausted all it’s hydrogen - is said to be 90% crystallized carbon. Yep, a diamond star. At 10 billion trillion trillion (that a 10 with 33 zeros after it!) it’s the largest diamond discovered to date. What do scientists call this mother of all jewels? Lucy. Yep, as in Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. That’s way better than the scientific names of V886 Centauri and BPM 37093.
Liesl + Co “Extra Sharp Pencil Skirt”
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Angela Wolf #1913 “The Shirley Wrap Dress & Tops”
VF221-41 Lucy Silver
Lightweight Stretch Faux Leather Polyester/Lycra®. 57” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. No heat. 50% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch.
9
$ 99 VF221-42 Lucy Gold
Lightweight Stretch Faux Leather Polyester/Lycra®. 57” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. No heat. 50% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch.
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$ 99 VF221-43 Lucy Notte
Rich Black Firm Ponte di Roma Double Knit 68%Viscose, 24% Nylon, 8% Spandex. 60” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 80% crosswise stretch. 50% lengthwise stretch.
1499
$
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Our final collection begins with two outstanding fashion fabrics that will surely excite those of you who love unique fabrics. Lucy Silver and Lucy Gold are crackled foil knits with a light drape, great recovery, and solid back reverse. Choose a pattern where the reverse will show, or use the reverse as a contrast. If you choose to wear them as tops or lightweight knit jackets, pick up Lucy Notte as a rich black ponte knit option for slacks or a skirt. This firm double knit is also ideal for structured garments, like princess seamed sheath dresses, and knit jackets.
Dana Marie #1059 “Retr0” - top or dress
If you love sewing winter sweaters, Lucy Alpine is a great choice for whipping up pull-overs, v-necks, hoodies, and cardigans. We appreciate that it isn’t bulky. Lucy Stripe is a cool chalk stripe, firm ponte di Roma knit. The stripes run horizontally across the fabric, but there is enough lengthwise stretch that you can cut your pattern out crossgrain to reorient the stripes vertically.
VF221-44 Lucy Alpine
Black and White Textured Sweater Knit 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex. 59” wide. Cold wash, tumble dry low. 35% crosswise stretch. 15% lengthwise stretch. 7” one way design - use nap layout.
7
$ 29
VF221-45 Lucy Stripe
Black and White Firm Ponte di Roma Double Knit 68%Viscose, 24% Nylon, 8% Spandex. 59” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 1/2” design repeat. 50% crosswise stretch. 30% lengthwise stretch.
1499
$
FitNice Systems “Lady Legs”
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FitNice Systems “Terese Top”
VF221-46 Lucy Jardín
Black and White Tightly Knit Soft Medium Weight Cotton Print 95% Cotton, 5% Spandex. 59” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 7.5” design repeat. 60% all-way stretch.
9
$ 99
Next up, we present Lucy Jardín, a medium weight cotton jersey knit with great body and little drape. This is the type of knit people like to wear as fitted tops or yoga pants. Our last two fabrics in this catalog look spectacular together. Lucy Charcoal is a firm ponte di Roma double knit made from rayon, poly, and spandex. Lucy Ash is a black and white heathered and ribbed sweater knit. Technically, the crisper looking side is the right side, but we all voted to show the reverse because we prefer the muted, feathery tones better. Bottom line, choose the side that works for you, or use both as a self contrasting fabric for fun.
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FitNice Systems “Lady Legs”
Great Copy #2680 “Denali Vest & Jacket” Liesl + Co “Chai Tee”
VF221-47 Lucy Charcoal
Dark Grey Firm Ponte di Roma Double Knit 68%Viscose, 24% Nylon, 8% Spandex. 51.5” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 50% crosswise stretch. 15% lengthwise stretch.
1199
$
VF221-48 Lucy Ash
Heathered Grey Rayon Blend Sweater Ribbed Knit 63%Poly, 32% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 61” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. 90% crosswise stretch. 50% lengthwise stretch.
9
$ 99
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