Vogue Fabrics - Transition 2022 Fashion Fabrics Catalog

Transition 2022

Cocoa Loco!

Since being brought to Europe from Latin America nearly 500 years ago, chocolate has become a global sensation.

You know what else will be a sensation? The outfits you sew with our Transition fabrics!

Kicking off our Transition Catalog is Cacao Olive, a lovely all-way stretch ponte with a supple drape and soft hand. Sew a simple dress, or a knit jacket & slacks combo, then dress your outfit up or down with a change of shoes and jewels.

Our buyers snatched up all the supplier had of this elegant Italian print when they were last in New York.

Cacao Gouache is easy to sew, wear, and wash, and it looks spectacular. It’s everything we expect from an Italian mill. Choose this beauty for sewing any number of tops, tunics, dresses, skirts, and even palazzo pants.

The Sewing Workshop “London Shirt” Liesl + Co “Chai Tee”

If you aren’t ready to start sewing for fall, pick up some of Cacao Lilac, a pale hue of a popular linen blend. You can wash this to give it a softer, more casual appearance, or dry clean to keep its original characteristics. We think this would be great as Great Copy’s Maui Pants, and Sewing Workshop’s Gardenia dress - embroider or embellish the fabric for added interest. And definitely pair it with Cacao Tiles, one of two combed cottons from designer Tori Richard in this collection. The subdued colors soften the blocky print making it an incredibly interesting geometric design.

VF224-01 Cacao Olive

Elegant and Supple Olive Green Ponte Polyester, Rayon, Spandex.

58” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

60% crosswise stretch.

40% lengthwise stretch.

1599

$

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VF224-02 Cacao Gouache Italian Watercolor Inspired Print with Olive and Pale Lilac 100% Polyester. 59” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

All over design.

7

$ 99

Saf-T-Pockets #2004 “Twice as Nice”

Liesl + Co “Fira Dress + Top”

VF224-03 Cacao Lilac

Pale Lavender Linen and Rayon Blend 55% Linen, 45% Rayon. 53” wide.

Dry clean or test before cold wash.

1099

$

VF224-04 Cacao Tiles

Pale Lavender and Grey Combed Cotton Print by Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide.

Cold wash, dry low. Made in Japan.

23” design repeat, 3.5” squares.

9

$ 99

Cacao Collection Cookies, cakes, chocolates, and candies. Cocoa is used to create all the delicious treats that so many desire and consume daily. However, it wasn’t always used in such intricate ways. Originally the beans from the Theobroma Cacao tree were cultivated by ancient South American cultures, such as the Aztecs and Mayans, and given as romantic gestures, post-fight rewards for warriors, and even currency. Keep in mind that at this point cocoa beans weren’t ingested other than being steeped in hot water to make a rich but bitter drink called cacahuatl which was used primarily in religious ceremonies. Spanish Conquistadors brought the cacao beans back to Spain, added sugar and spices to the cacahuatl, and created a delicious hot cocoa. Spain kept their tasty treat a secret for 100 years before France and England caught on. Since cocoa beans had to be transported from South America to Europe, it was seen as a luxury mainly enjoyed by the royalty and nobility, who believed it to be healthy and an aphrodisiac. Cacao Trees were planted in equatorial regions closer to Europe to make transportation a little less daunting by ground, and the Industrial Revolution ramped production sufficiently enough for European commoners to buy all manner of chocolate products readily. By 1850, solid chocolate hit the market, and sixty years after that, chocolate confections were developed in Belgium and Switzerland. Today the world consumes 4.5 million tons of cocoa beans annually.

Great Copy Patterns #2620 “Maui Pants”

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The next two fabrics we envision being worn together at work, or at a garden wedding.

Cacao Stone is a stretch cotton sateen that begs to be sewn into Capris and a summer jacket to wear with a top whipped up in Cacao Fronds or even Cacao Gouache. Add strappy heels and you are ready for a night out. Cacao Fronds is the second Tori Richard print, this one featuring an underlying batik effect for the leaves.

VF224-05 Cacao Stone

Light Beige Stretch Cotton Sateen 97% Cotton, 3% Spandex. 53” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

10% crossgrain stretch.

7

$ 99

FitNice Systems “Dolman Shirt for Wovens” “Master Pant”

VF224-06 Cacao Fronds

Lavender, Steel and Beige Leaf Cotton Print by Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

23.5” design repeat. Made in Japan.

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$ 99 p.4

Dana Marie #1059 “Retr0”

VF224-07 Tasty Terra

Cranberry and Beige Textured Honeycomb Knit 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

80% crosswise stretch.

35% lengthwise stretch.

9

$ 99

Tasty Collection Cocoa is made from the seeds, or beans, of the Theobroma cacao tree. Theobroma means “food of the gods” in Greek, and these heavenly trees can grow up to 32 feet tall. Found primarily in equatorial tropical regions of Latin America, Southeast Asia, and West Africa, each tree takes between 3 to 5 years before it yields any pods.

These pods, which grow to be about a foot long, can be harvested multiple times a year and contain around 50 cocoa beans each, or approximately 2500 beans per tree per harvest, which makes it a low-yield crop considering it takes 400 beans to make a pound of chocolate - yep, that’s just over 6 pounds per tree per harvest.

These trees are grown across the 4.5 million cocoa farms across the continents. After being plucked from the pods, the beans are put in piles to ferment before being dried, roasted, ground up, and distributed. It’s as simple as that….or is it? Cocoa farms are usually run by families who do not have the means to fight against the several problems that come with cocoa production. The trees are highly vulnerable to pests and diseases which ruin the pods and make them unsafe for consumption. Without support and updated techniques, the families that grow the cocoa trees can lose nearly all of their yield. There is still hope for these families as more awareness is brought to the issue.

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FitNice System “Maggie Marie Jacket” “Master Pants”

Saf-T-Pockets #2018 “Traveler’s Tee” #2010 “Plenty of Pockets Pants”

VF224-08 Tasty Almond

Light Beige Stretch Cotton Broadcloth 97% Cotton, 3% Spandex.

49” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

25% crossgrain stretch.

5

$ 99

VF224-09 Tasty Skies

Navy and Steel-blue Textured Honeycomb Knit 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

80% crosswise stretch.

35% lengthwise stretch.

9

$ 99

Get ready for some exciting new textures! We have many new honeycomb knits to offer, two are in this catalog, others will be available soon on our website. These have the softness of double-brushed ITY knits and feature a smocked design to produce a rich color and texture. This Tasty Collection begins with two such knits in tie-dye-esque flair. Tasty Terra (page 5) features warm, earthy neutrals from stone to pumice to brick. Tasty Skies picks up on p.6

our other key color in this collection with hues of blue from steel to midnight.

Sitting between these two knits is Tasty Almond, a lightweight stretch cotton that can be worn as a shell, shirt, and even loose walking shorts for those super hot days when you want loose, breathable garments in a light-reflective color. It is a great neutral to have in your closet.

The next three fabrics inspired this collection.

We have for you two of our newest cotton gauze colors flanking a loosely woven cotton print. Notice how Tasty Mulberry and Tasty Cranberry pick up the colors in Tasty Vintage?

We picture you making a skirt from the print and making one top in both gauzes so you have options depending on your mood. You can also make a simple shell from the gauze, and a loose overshirt from the print.

Folkwear #210 “Armistice Blouse”

VF224-10 Tasty Mulberry

French Blue Crinkle Cotton Gauze 100% Cotton. 48” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

25% crossgrain stretch.

4

$ 49

VF224-11 Tasty Vintage

Cabbage Rose Floral Cotton Lawn 100% Cotton. 53.5” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

25” design repeat.

See also VF221-18 royal/mauve

7

$ 49

VF224-12 Tasty Cranberry

Colonial Rose Crinkle Cotton Gauze 100% Cotton. 48” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

25% crossgrain stretch.

4

$ 49 p.7

VF224-13 Tasty Comfy

Dusty Blue Cotton-Rich Japanese Sweatshirt Knit 75% Cotton, 22% Poly, 3% Spandex.

57” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

50% crosswise stretch.

20% Lengthwise stretch.

1099

$

VF224-14 Tasty Ribs

Colonial Rose Rayon Blend Textured Fashion Knit Rayon, Polyester, Spandex blend.

54” wide. Cold wash, air dry.

60% crosswise stretch.

30% Lengthwise stretch.

9

$ 99

Rounding out the collection we have two knits that are soft, comfortable, and indispensable come cooler fall temps.

Wear Tasty Ribs as a focus fabric because of its great texture. Sew a short sleeve top to wear now, and a long sleeve dress for winter - the color is so wonderful! It really does look amazing with Tasty Comfy, a soft sweatshirt knit ideal for sewing into a cardigan, hoody, or joggers. p.8

Dana Marie #1052 “Everyday Hoodie”

Angela Wolf #1536 The Rachel Twin Set”

Great Copy #2780 “Key West Tank Dress”

Angela Wolf #3145 “The Kate Skirt”

BUTTONS & TRIMS Large: VF224-BUT-01 3/4” - 8 for $1.00

VF224-BUT-04 9/16” - 3 for $2.00

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VF224-BUT-03 11/16” - 4 for $2.50

VF224-BUT-05 1/2” - 4 for $2.19

VF224-BUT-08 Stonedust Leaf 1.125” - $6.99 ea

VF224-BUT-06 Bakelite Black 1.5” - $1.99 ea

VF224-BUT-07 Bakelite White 1.5” - $1.99 ea

VF224-BUT-09 Stonedust Starfish 1.125” - $6.99 ea

VF224-Trim-Treat 3/4” - $2.49 yd

VF224-Trim-Record 3/4” - $2.49 yd

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Sewing Workshop “Hibiscus Shirt”

VF224-15 Bakers Indigo Blue Polyester-Cotton Twill 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

6

$ 29

VF224-17 Bakers Boho

All-over Rayon Crepeon Print 100% Rayon. 54” wide.

Cold wash, dry low or line dry.

5.5” design repeat.

15% crossgrain stretch.

6

$ 49

Cutting Line Designs #31371 “One Seam Pants”

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VF224-16 Bakers Patch

Abstract Rayon Crepeon 100% Rayon. 54” wide.

Cold wash, dry low or line dry.

23” design repeat.

15% crossgrain stretch.

6

$ 49

VF224-18 Bakers Stripe

Vertical Crepeon Print 100% Rayon. 54” wide.

Cold wash, dry low or line dry.

15” one way design, use nap layout.

15% crossgrain stretch.

6

$ 49

Piece together an exceptional ensemble from the first four fabrics of our Bakers Collection. Bakers Indigo leads us off, with a poly-cotton blend in muted indigo that matches the tone of the blue in the three rayon crepeons that follow. We chose this to be your slacks, skirt, shorts, or light jacket to tie the following prints together. The

crepeons - Bakers Patch, Bakers Boho, and Bakers Stripe - feature a patchwork print, an all-over blender, and a stripe print respectively. Choose a sewing pattern that calls for a light to medium weight woven, like a challis or shirting, and then have fun deciding which way you want to place all the prints.

VF224-16 Bakers Patch

VF224-17 Bakers Boho

VF224-18 Bakers Stripe

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VF224-19 Bakers Osos

Navy and Orange Rayon Crepeon 100% Rayon. 53” wide.

Cold wash, dry low or line dry.

29.5” one way design, use nap layout.

15% crossgrain stretch.

6

VF224-20 Bakers Midnight Dark Navy Stretch Crepe Suiting 96% Polyester, 4% Spandex.

56” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

20% crossgrain stretch.

10% lengthwise stretch.

8

$ 49

$ 99

Liesl + Co “Verdun Woven T-Shirt” “Hollywood Trousers”

Another crepeon from the same supplier is Bakers Osos featuring off-white, orange, and midnight navy. Whip up a quick shell for the hot days right now, and pair it with a skirt and jacket tailored from Bakers Midnight to wear to work. The crepe stretch suiting is ideal for all types of classic suiting separates.

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Need another fun print for late summer? Try Bakers Carolyn, named for the woman who designed this digital beauty. The lightweight, breathable rayon lawn has a super soft hand.

Stay comfortable while looking sharp.

New Look Patterns #6712 “Misses’ Top & Pants”

VF224-21 Bakers Carolyn Orange on White Rayon Lawn Print by Carolyn Friedlander 100% Rayon. 54” wide.

Cold wash, dry low or air dry.

All over digital print.

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$ 99

Bakers Collection Through centuries of innovation and new technology, dozens of different types of chocolates have been developed and thousands of different cocoa products have been crafted. Here in the United States, milk chocolate is the most popular for eating due to its sweetness and creamy characteristics. It only contains 10-40% cocoa and is mixed with sugar and milk. While delicious, it is best to avoid milk chocolate when baking due to its knack for overheating.

Fans of baking shows may be interested to know that German Chocolate Cake was actually named for Samuel German, an American who developed a sweet dark chocolate for the Baker’s Chocolate Company, and the confection was called Baker’s German’s Sweet Chocolate. The recipe for “German’s Chocolate Cake’’ by homemaker Mrs. George Clay appeared on a Dallas morning news program in 1952, and it was a hit. General Foods owned the Baker’s brand by then, and they distributed the recipe to hundreds more news outlets and watched as sales soared. If you’re feeling adventurous, try ruby chocolate, a new type of chocolate unveiled in 2017 by Belgian-Swiss cocoa producers Demarche. Ruby cocoa is patented and its production method is a trade secret, so if you see a ruby Kit Kat bar, you will know the up-charge on the package price covers the cost of Nestle licensing the specialty confection for a limited run. More readily available is white chocolate, which contains cocoa butter but no cocoa solids or cocoa liquor, but mostly resembles vanilla in taste, and has a very low melting point.

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VF224-22 Bakers Glyph

Amber and Rust Rayon Print 100% Rayon. 56” wide.

Cold wash, dry low or line dry.

11” repeat, one way design.

Use nap layout.

6

$ 49

VF224-23 Bakers Rust

Ruddy Polyester-Cotton Twill 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton.

59” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

Saf-T-Pockets #2004 “Twice as Nice” - ensemble

6

$ 29

We loved how the last three fabrics came together for this collection. Treat yourself to a tunic sewn from Bakers Glyph so you can really showcase the wonderful amber and rust print. It coordinates perfectly with Bakers Rust, a poly-cotton twill ideal for shorts, slacks, a skirt, sheath, and a jacket.

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VF224-24 Bakers Jardín

Tropical Floral Print on Black 100% Polyester. 59” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

24” design repeat.

5

$ 29

Left: Liesl + Co “Fira Dress + Top” Right: Cutting Line Designs #81508 “Ebb & Flow” #31371 “One Seam Pants”

That rust color is picked up in Bakers Jardín, our tropical floral print with pops of bright colors against a rich black.

Wear it unlined for a blouse, or line it to fashion a wrap jacket or dress. This print transcends the seasons for an all-year option.

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VF224-25 Joy Blossoms

Jade and Midnight Navy Floral Thick Cotton Knit Print 95% Cotton, 5% Spandex.

62” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

All-over design.

60% crosswise stretch.

60% lengthwise stretch.

9

$ 99

Joy Collection

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Chocolate is a joy stimulant, meaning that people who consume chocolate feel happier immediately after. The latest research indicates that the flavonoid antioxidants cause relaxation of the veins, lowering blood pressure. Researchers at the Neurosciences Institute in San Diegofound that the “feel-good” chemical anandamide breaks down slower from dark chocolate, leaving us with a longer high in our brains. Cambridge neuroscientists did remark that enjoying a chocolate bar shows increased pleasure on brain scans, but they surmise this is due to the taste, not a pharmacological effect. Lead neuroscientist, Dr. Adrien Owen states, “Both smelling and eating chocolate activate areas of the brain that are known to be involved in creating feelings of pleasure.

It seems chocolate has a unique blend of sensory qualities which make us feel good, activating pleasure centers in the brain.” Perhaps this is why JK Rowling chose chocolate as the healing component given to victims of Dementor attacks?

According to Micahel Pollan, author of In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto, Americans who were shown the words “chocolate cake” had a common word association of “guilt”, whereas the French responded with “celebration.” Dark chocolate is said to have the most health benefits, because the process of removing the cocoa butter eliminates much of the fatty content. The cocoa butter, alternatively, is processed into a smoothing body cream. Ever since Europeans began processing and enjoying chocolate, there has been a correlation to chocolate and joy. Doctors prescribed chocolate to mend broken hearts, while nuns were forbidden its pleasures because of its supposed arousal factor. Quakers produced large amounts of chocolate in the hopes of replacing alcohol consumption with the confection.

Liesl + Co “Belgravia Knit Dress”

Add a pop of green into your wardrobe with our Joy Collection. Begin with Joy Blossoms, a thick, tightly knit, cotton-rich option for princess seamed tops and dresses, straight skirts, and yoga pants. off-white flowers are accented by yellow, flanked by jade leaves, and set upon a midnight navy background. The jade coordinates beautifully with Joy Crepe, a stretch bubble crepe georgette with good opacity for a semi-sheer weave. How romantic it will be when sewn into a fluttering skirt or loosely constructed top!

Liesl + Co “Tribeca Knit Cami” “Lisboa Walking Shorts”

One yard is all you may need to whip up a little tank top from Joy Florets. Simple, cool, sweet.

Keep it simple. This is an excellent option for a mommy-and-me outfit to end the summer.

VF224-26 Joy Crepe

Jade Poly Stretch Bubble Crepe 96% Polyester, 4% Spandex.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

10% crossgrain stretch.

4

$ 49

VF224-27 Joy Florets

Tiny Jade Flowers Printed on a Lightweight Textured Poly Knit Polyester blend. 59” wide.

Cold wash, dry low. All over print.

60% crosswise stretch.

20% lengthwise stretch.

6

$ 99

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Angela Wolf #1913 “The Shirley Wrap”

VF224-28 Joy Mint

Super Soft Tie-dye Cotton Rib Knit 100% Cotton. 50” wide.

Cold wash, dry low or dry flat.

90% crosswise stretch.

20% lengthwise stretch.

7

$ 99

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Great Copy Patterns #2780 “Key West Tank & Dress”

Keeping things youthful, check out Joy Mint, a wonderful tie-dye, all cotton rib knit that is so soft you will want to wear it all the time. This lightweight knit has a lovely drape and tremendous crosswise stretch, so go ahead and cut a bodycon top with a little ruching for flair.

Mint and orchid are a great color combination for sure, and we love how they come together in Joy Infusion.

Choose a pattern with simple lines to showcase the print. Remember, avoid heat when cleaning, so either dry flat or toss in a no-heat dryer to keep the fibers looking great.

VF224-29 Joy Infusion

Mint and Orchid Tie-dye Rayon Jersey Knit 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 60” wide.

Cold wash, dry low or dry flat.

80% crosswise stretch.

40% lengthwise stretch.

7

$ 99

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VF224-01 Cacao Olive

Elegant and Supple Olive Green Ponte Polyester, Rayon, Spandex.

58” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

60% crosswise stretch.

40% lengthwise stretch.

1599

$ 99

Pale Lavender and Grey Combed Cotton Print by Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

23” design repeat, 3.5” squares.

9

$ 99

Watercolor Inspired Peachskin Print with Olive and Pale Lilac 100% Polyester. 59” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

All over design.

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$

VF224-04 Cacao Tiles

VF224-02 Cacao Gouache

VF224-03 Cacao Lilac

Pale Lavender Linen and Rayon Blend 55% Linen, 45% Rayon. 53” wide.

Dry clean or test before cold wash.

1099

$

VF224-07 Tasty Terra

VF224-08 Tasty Almond

Cranberry and Beige Textured Honeycomb Knit 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

80% crosswise stretch.

35% lengthwise stretch.

Light Beige Stretch Cotton Broadcloth 97% Cotton, 3% Spandex.

49” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

25% crossgrain stretch.

5

$ 99

9

$ 99

VF224-05 Cacao Stone

Light Beige Stretch Cotton Sateen 97% Cotton, 3% Spandex. 53” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

10% crossgrain stretch.

7

$ 99

VF224-06 Cacao Fronds

Lavender, Steel and Beige Leaf Cotton Print by Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

23.5” design repeat.

9

$ 99

VF224-10 Tasty Mulberry

French Blue Crinkle Cotton Gauze 100% Cotton. 48” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

25% crossgrain stretch.

4

$ 49

VF224-09 Tasty Skies

Navy and Steel-blue Textured Honeycomb Knit 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

80% crosswise stretch.

35% lengthwise stretch.

9

$ 99

VF224-11 Tasty Vintage

Cabbage Rose Floral Cotton Lawn 100% Cotton. 53.5” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

25” design repeat.

See also VF221-18 royal/mauve

7

$ 49

VF224-12 Tasty Cranberry

Colonial Rose Crinkle Cotton Gauze 100% Cotton. 48” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

25% crossgrain stretch.

4

$ 49

Transition 2022 VF224-13 Tasty Comfy

Dusty Blue Cotton-Rich Japanese Sweatshirt Knit 75% Cotton, 22% Poly, 3% Spandex.

57” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

50% crosswise stretch.

20% Lengthwise stretch.

$

10

99

VF224-14 Tasty Ribs

Colonial Rose Rayon Blend Textured Fashion Knit Rayon, Polyester, Spandex blend.

54” wide. Cold wash, air dry.

60% crosswise stretch.

30% Lengthwise stretch.

9

$ 99

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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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Dana Marie #1047 “The Right to Bare Arms”

VF224-30 Joy News

Brushed DTY Knit with Glitter 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry flat.

25” design repeat.

110% crosswise stretch.

10% lengthwise stretch.

8

$ 99

Angela Wolf #3145 “The Kate Skirt”

We snagged Joy News from our retail store’s new Urban Chic collection. The mint and orchid tied perfectly to the previous fabric for placement in this catalog, but this is a stand-alone knock-out print. Choose this double-brushed DTY with light, topical glitter when you want something fun and funky.

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VF224-31 Euro Classique

Indigo and White Cotton Shirting 100% Cotton. 58” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

1/2” repeat on vertical stripe.

8

$ 99

Euro Collection

Sewing Workshop Collection “Bells & Whistles” - shirt “Urban” - pants

There is no question the Euopeans have developed a love for all things chocolate. Belgian chocolatiers have leveled up their luscious cocoa game over the last seventy years, exporting more than they keep for their local consumers. Switzerland has the highest pounds of chocolate consumed per capita of any country in the world. The Swiss eat an average of 22 pounds a year per person, which is twice that of Americans. The 5 countries with the highest pounds per capita are all European countries (Switzerland, Germany, Ireland, United Kingdom, and Sweden). Meanwhile, in Africa, where a third of the world’s cocoa is produced, very few people consume chocolate. As little as 3% of the world’s consumption of chocolate takes place in Africa, because they grow cocoa for export. Unfortunately, many small cocoa farms in Western Africa are accused of forced child labor in hazardous conditions to the tune of 1.56 million children, according to the US Department of Labor. The DOL is working with governments and nonprofits to “promote a cocoa supply chain free of exploitative labor.” There is a difference between the way Europe produces chocolate compared to the United States, resulting in a creamier, richer epicurean experience. European standards require chocolate to have slightly more milk fat and milk solids than US standards. Also, the US tends to add butyric acid to mass produced chocolates for extending shelf life, and the acid produces a slightly sour or tangy taste that lead a recent HuffPost.com article to be titled “Why Hershey’s Chocolate Tastes Like...Well, Vomit.” The article goes on to explain, “Butyric acid is also found in rancid butter, parmesan cheese and, sorry, vomit.” Hershey’s denies the claim of adding butyric acid. But if you find yourself wanting to taste true Belgian Chocolate, visit our neighbors at The Belgian Chocolatier in Evanston, or order online at Belgchocpiron.com.

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VF224-32 Euro Steel

Blue Stretch Cotton Blend 53% Cotton, 44% Poly, 3% Spandex.

58” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

15% crossgrain stretch.

6

$ 99

VF224-33 Euro Reversible Indigo Stripe Rayon Gauze 100% Rayon. 59” wide.

Cold wash, line dry.

4.125” repeat on face, one way design. Use nap layout.

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$ 99

Cool down with some lightweight, breathable cotton and rayon fabrics that transcend age and gender with their universal appeal. Whether you construct a contemporary top, replace a Regency chemise, or stitch a classic shirt, choose our lightweight, all cotton stripe we named Euro Classique from page 23. It looks wonderful when paired with Euro Steel, our blue-grey stretch poly-cotton solid companion fabric. This stretch-woven is lightweight enough to be sewn into an overshirt, and substantial enough to be worn as shorts or slacks.

Saf-T-Pockets #2002 “Shell Seeker” - ensemble

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Admit it....you were fondling Euro Reversible. We don’t blame you. This rayon gauze is so incredibly soft to the touch you will look forward to wearing whatever you choose to sew. We recommend a loose tunic with rolled sleeves and contrast neckband so you can showcase both sides. Or sew wide-legged, drawcord pants, and use the reverse as a large border hem. Making the garments loose will keep you cool on hot days and help to emphasize the fluid nature of this incredible weave.

From Spechler Vogle, a top name in cotton weaving, comes this royal and white microcheck shirting. Play around with your pattern and cut some parts on the bias, like the pocket, collar and cuffs for a classic men’s shirt style, or the sleeves and yoke for a fun summer top. Euro Check won’t disappoint.

The color is a perfect match to Euro Royale, a stretch gabardine from our ever popular Felix Collection in our store. Choose this stretch-woven suiting for bottom-wight separates to tie your wardrobe together.

VF224-34 Euro Check

Royal Classic Cotton Shirting 100% Cotton. 45” wide.

Cold wash, line dry.

1/4” design repeat.

7

$ 99

VF224-35 Euro Royale

Royal Felix Stretch Gabardine 72% Poly, 24% Rayon, 4% Spandex.

60” wide. Dry clean or test wash.

15% crossgrain stretch.

1299

$

Petite Plus Patterns #108 “Yoked Blouse” #601 “Flat Front Pant”

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VF224-36 Euro Paisley

Polyester Venice Knit with Border 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

7” border along one side 80% crosswise stretch.

40% lengthwise stretch.

9

$ 99

Liesl + Co “Begravia Knit Dress”

Euro Paisley is an interesting print. A 7” border runs along one selvage, yet the greater stretch is crosswise. We have shown it here with the border running down the center front of the Belgravia Knit Dress, so the full stretch will go around the body. This fabric still has 40% lengthwise stretch, which is enough stretch if you choose to feature the border at the bottom or top of a maxi dress or skirt. Oh, the options....play and have fun making something unique.

Dana Marie #10479 “A Little Something Xtra” Angela Wolf #3145 “The Kate Skirt”

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FitNice Systems “Swing Jacket” “Princess Seamed Dress”

VF224-37 Treat Texture Gold Reversible Suiting 100% Polyester. 64” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

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$ 29

Treat Collection Holidays wouldn’t be the same without the ridiculous variety of chocolate on offer. Off the top of your head you could probably name at least ten different types of chocolate candy handed out door to door for Halloween, but do you know which of them is the most popular? Did you say Hershey’s?

Well, then you’re wrong. The first place belongs to the Snickers Bar. Mars Inc. first introduced us to the bar in 1930 and now more than 15 million are produced every day and generate $2 billion in annual sales globally. In Latin America, Day of the Dead celebrations are infused with chocolate drinks and decorative chocolate death masks, harkening back to the Ancient customs of cacao being used for ritual observances. Mayan culture believed that chocolate “fed the dead, accompanied the soul’s travels and promised the possibility of rebirth.” Cadbury has become synonymous with Easter through their Cadbury Creme Egg that features a milk chocolate shell and soft fondant center. It was also Richard Cadbury who began selling heart-shaped boxes of his chocolates in 1861 England for Valentine’s Day, the first in the industry to do so. Christmastime inspires home bakers to whip up some chocolate ganache for decadent desserts. Ganache is made by heating heavy whipping cream just to a boil, pouring it over an equal measure of shaved chocolate, count to five and then stir to combine. While it is warm you can pipe it or spread it on top of cakes and pies. Leave some to firm up at room temperature for a couple hours, then use a melon baller to roll into small truffles for an elegant gift.

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VF224-38 Treat Filigree

Black and Gold Ornamental Combed Cotton Print by Tori Richard 100% Cotton. 44” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

4.5” design repeat. Made in Japan.

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$ 99

VF224-39 Treat Onyx

Rich Black Firm Ponte Double Knit 65% Poly, 31% Rayon, 4% Spandex.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

35% crosswise stretch.

35% lengthwise stretch.

1499

$

Dana Marie #1007 “Kimono Jacket & Vest” FitNice Systems “Lady Legs”

Plan now for autumn by tailoring a jacket from Treat Texture (p. 27). The golden color can easily be worn all year, but we absolutely loved it coordinated with Treat Filigree. This handsome and dark Tori Richard combed cotton print is a definite break from her popular Aloha Shirt prints. If you take inspiration from our images and make Dana Marie’s Kimono Jacket, we recommend black Kona Cotton as your lining to give it the weight it needs, and use the Kona as contrast pieces as well.

For all of you who love Kaufman’s Arietta, feel our Treat Onyx. This firm ponte de Roma double knit is priced 25% less than the Arietta in our retail store. The catch?

We can’t get more of this, so order it before everyone else does. Construct a princess seamed sheath dress, straight skirt, or a knit jacket and slacks. Stay away from patterns that call for fabrics with drape. If you choose to work with a pattern made for wovens, you will be able to size down because of the 35% all-way stretch.

VF224-40 Treat Gab

Gold Felix Stretch Gabardine 72% Poly, 24% Rayon, 4% Spandex.

60” wide. Dry clean or test wash.

15% crossgrain stretch.

1299

$

VF224-41 Treat Tartan

Gold, Black, and Cream Yarn-Woven Cotton Suiting 100% Cotton. 58” wide.

Cold wash, dry low, or dry clean.

1” design repeat.

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$ 99

Liesl + Co “Yanaka Jacket” “Saint-Germain Wrap Dress”

Our second stretch gabardine of the catalog, Treat Gab will be your go-to fabric when you need all purpose slacks or a sheath dress to wear. Sew it into a base garment to wear with Treat Tartan, a traditional heavy cotton yarn-woven suiting. With the price of cotton being up so high this year, we are absolutely crazy offering this for just under $10 per yard. Try the Yanaka Jacket with cut-on sleeves shown here, or create Folkwear Patterns Scottish Kilt.

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We couldn’t resist adding Treat Wildcat into the mix for you. This animal print polyester crepe georgette is ideal for sewing infinity scarves, duppatas, and semi-sheer blouses.

VF224-42 Treat Wildcat

Golden Animal Print Polyester Crepe Georgette 100% Polyester. 58” wide.

Cold wash delicate, dry low.

12.5” subtle design repeat.

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$ 49

New Look Patterns #6712 “Misses’ Top & Pants”

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FitNice System “Mary K Jacket” “Princess Seamed Dress”

VF224-43 Record Dots

Black Rayon with Off-White Polka Dots 100% Rayon. 55” wide.

Cold wash, line dry or test.

1/4” dots, 7/8” repeat.

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$ 99

Record Collection

Cutting Line Designs #52317 “Putting it Together” - ensemble

People are obsessed with setting new world records, and chocolate fanatics are amongst the savviest of the lot. One master chocolatier, Andrew Farrugia, decided to combine his love for chocolate with his love for sculpting. He crafted a 111-foot and 8 inches long train out of chocolate and displayed it at the Brussels South railroad station. On the day of its unveiling, there was a jazz band that included a keyboard player using a chocolate piano to play. The train remains the longest chocolate sculpture ever. It is not, however, the largest.

That title belongs to the 22,458-pound chocolate building created by Aficion chocolate in China. Sculptures are great, but what about the classic chocolate bar? The world record for the largest chocolate bar ever (by area) was created by the Slovenian, Čokoladnica Cukrček, and measured 1,531.9 square feet. World records come in liquid form as well. In 2013, The Festival of Chocolate and The Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa set the record for the largest cup of hot chocolate by creating a mug that fit 732.753 gallons of the creamy liquid inside. This record was broken in 2018 when the Municipio de Uruapoan in Michoacán, Mexico, celebrated Three Kings’ Day with 1272.3 US gallons of hot cocoa. Clearly, when it comes to chocolate lovers, bigger is better.

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Dana Marie #1063 “The Essential French Jacket”

VF224-44 Record Bouclé

Black and Off-White Textured Polyester Suiting 100% Polyester. 60” wide.

Dry clean or cold wash, dry low.

1199

$

VF224-45 Record Wildling

Black and Off-White Rayon Blend Lightweight Knit Rayon and Acetate blend.

59” wide. Dry clean.

100% crosswise stretch.

30% lengthwise stretch.

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$ 99

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Black and white - a classic combination on its own, as well as base to which you can add a pop of color with accessories. This collection provides you with a wonderful variety of textures and designs that can work together for endless mixing and matching.

Saf-T-Pockets #2014 “T-Shirt Trifecta”

Grasp Record Dots (p. 31) and feel the subtle texture from the weave.

This tightly woven textile fits the bill for any pattern that calls for a light to medium weight woven with drape. We love it paired with Record Bouclé, a textured suiting that can be worn all year. Tailor a jacket, vest and skirt, and you will be able to mix and match the pieces with many of your wardrobe basics for myriad ensembles.

Don’t forget to order the matching buttons and trims from page 9 to complete your outfit.

We picked up Record Wildling from a New York supplier who specializes in designer overages. This lightweight rayon blend knit is ready to be worn as a sexy top.

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Sewing Workshop Collection “Marceau Tee”

Record Mariner is a classic ponte de Roma double knit that is incredibly well made. Our collection of similar, re-orderable mariner stripe ponte fabrics from a famous mill sells for $16.99 per yard, but we picked up Record Mariner from a showroom close-out and are proud to offer it to you at a much lower price. As far as pontes go, this one has lots of body without being firm, making it an ideal choice for high-end knit shirts, a bodycon dress, or a cardigan.

In our Treat Collection we featured a firm and stable black ponte bottom weight fabric. Now we are proud to offer you an extra wide, medium weight rayon knit for the garments that need a lighter fabric with some drape. Try a surplice dress, cowl neck tee, ruched top, flowing skirt, and even palazzo pants. Record Noir has plenty of allway stretch and a rich black hue.

VF224-46 Record Mariner

Black and Off-White Horizontal Striped Ponte Double Knit 89% Poly, 9% Rayon, 2% Spandex.

60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

7/16” lines, 7/8” repeat.

90% crosswise stretch.

15% lengthwise stretch.

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$ 99

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VF224-47 Record Noir

Wide Rich Black Medium Weight Rayon Jersey Knit 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex.

68” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

70% crosswise stretch.

50% lengthwise stretch.

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$ 99

Sewing Workshop Collection Frankie Shirt”

VF224-48 Record Railroad Black and Off-white Striped Cotton Oxford Cloth 100% Cotton. 58” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

1/8” lines, 1/4” repeat.

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$ 99

Juxtapose the loose fluidity of your Record Noir palazzo pants against a full-bodied, pieced shirt crafted from Record Railroad like Sewing Workshop’s Frankie Shirt shown here. This traditional cross-woven oxford cloth features a black and white railroad stripe, hence the name. Play with stripe placement, by cutting panels and pieces along the grain, across the grain, and on the bias. Have fun with your sewing.

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