Vogue Fabrics Catalog - Summer 2023 Coordinated Fashion Fabrics

Summer Lovin’

Get ready for fun this year. We’ve packed this issue full of fantastic textures, most of which are natural fiber based to help you feel and look cool.

Summer 2023

Begin your summer sewing with a pop of color from Reef Jersey, a medium-weight combed cotton knit ideal for tops as well as yoga pants, dresses, and skirts. It brings out the hot pink color in Reef Tropics, the inspiration for the Reef Collection. This magnificent rayon challis is ideal for a tunic, sundress, flowing skirt, and widelegged pants. The rich color of the leaves is picked up in a mediumweight textured cotton gauze called Reef Jade. It’s just tempting you to make a loose top, baggy pants, or a cool dress to wear on hot days.

Hot Pink Combed Cotton Knit

95% Cotton, 5% Spandex. 57” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

70% crosswise stretch.

35% lengthwise stretch.

$799

Floral and Hummingbird

Tropical Rayon Challis Print 100% Rayon. 55” wide. Cold wash, dry low or line dry.

7.875” repeat, one way design. Use nap layout.

$999

Medium Weight Cotton Gauze

100% Cotton. 54” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

$699

VF233-01 Reef Jersey

VF233-02 Reef Tropics

VF233-03 Reef Jade

Left: Liesl + Co “Marais Knit Dress”

Right: Sewing Workshop’s “Gardenia”

Reef Collection

Some of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes are situated offshore, underwater, acting as a home, rest stop, or breeding ground to a spectacular range of creatures great and small. These are the coral reefs, home to millions of species of animal and plant life worldwide. Barrier and fringing reefs run parallel to a shoreline, with a lagoon separating the two masses. Atolls began as fringing or barrier reefs surrounding an island, but often the island has submerged, leaving a lagoon in its place. Platform, or patch reefs, grow on a continental shelf sometimes between fringing and barrier reefs. Each type of reef serves as a feeding and breeding ground for countless, even undiscovered, species of ocean-dwelling creatures from enormous whales to microscopic plankton. Acting as a protective barrier for a nearby landmass, reefs can reduce the force of impactful waves by 97%, delaying erosion. Reef-building corals require warm waters, 73°-84°F (23°-29°C), plus they need salt, light, and CO2. Although they look like stony figures, corals are actually animals, invertebrate polyps to be exact, that build a protective exoskeleton, eat small creatures, and some even reproduce by shooting eggs and sperm into the water. But we are in danger of losing these incredible ecosystems through climate change which is warming the waters and changing the salinity of the water, and pollution which is making it harder for marine biology to photosynthesize. Every ecosystem is a balance, and if too much is harvested or destroyed, all reef life is put at risk.

Liesl + Co

Sintra Halter Top + Dress Cannes Wide-Legged Trousers

VF233-04 Reef Shirting

Blue and Green Classic Plaid Cotton Shirting

100% Cotton. 57” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 6” vertical repeat, 6.5” horizontal repeat. Use nap layout.

$799

VF233-05 Reef Foam

Off-White Cotton Shirting 100% Cotton. 60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

$699

Milled in Italy, and purchased as deadstock from a New York workroom, Reef Shirting merges jade, dark teal, bright lime, light blue, white, and navy. Cool down when you cover up in a shirt stitched from Reef Foam. Whether you whip up a shell to wear under the plaid shirting, or you construct a recital shirt to keep your arms from burning in the sun or freezing in air conditioning, you can’t go wrong when you add a wardrobe staple from this white cotton. It embroiders beautifully.

Reef Bubbles begs to be converted into an overlay, creating a fun summer top, skirt, dress, or pants with a pop of color. Hi-multi chiffons have a finer weave and a more elegant finish than other chiffons. We love how perfectly the bubbles pull in all the colors of the challis and the upcoming reversible gauze. Wear your new top with Capris stitched from Reef Citrine, a stretchwoven cotton that is soft to the touch and delicious to wear. We show Reef Citrine as a top, pants, and the underlayer of the chiffon pants.

Another fun option to wear with your new citrine pants is Reef Beachcomber. We received 24 color combinations in this reversible cotton gauze collection, some of which have been chosen for an episode of the new TV program Fabric to Fashion starring Angela Wolf. View all the colors on our website coming soon!

Reef Beachcomber features both a plaid and a check cotton gauze that have been stitched together. Light, airy, breathable, and cool, choose this fabric to wear while chilling in the heat of summer.

Cutting Line Designs #60813

“Simplify Your Life” - top

Dana Marie #1038

“Terrific Trousers” - cropped

“Verdun Woven Tee”

LJ Designs

“Meringue Pants”

VF233-06 Reef Bubbles

Playful Hi-multi Chiffon Print 100% Polyester. 60” wide. Delicate wash, dry low. 24” repeat, one way design. Use nap layout.

$529

VF233-07

Acid Lime Stretch Cotton

Broadcloth

97% Cotton, 3% Spandex. 60” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 10% Crossgrain stretch.

$599

VF233-08

Reversible 2-ply Plaid and Check Cotton Gauze

100% Cotton. 58” wide. Delicate wash, dry low.

Plaid: 4.375” vertical repeat, 3.75” horizontal repeat. Check: 1.5 vertical repeat, 1.25” horizontal repeat.

$699

Reef Citrine

Reef Beachcomber

New Look #6461 “Misses’ Dress, Top, Tunic and Cropped Pants”

VF233-09 Diverse Twill

Extra Wide Tan Cotton

100% Cotton. 67” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

$999

VF233-10 Diverse Nitro

Extra Wide Floral Rayon Jersey

95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 68” wide. Cold wash, dry low. All over design. 80% crosswise stretch.

40% lengthwise stretch.

$999

If it’s time to sew a new summer jacket, look no further than Diverse Twill, a 67” wide cotton in classic khaki. Get extra yardage for slacks and shorts. Its color is picked up in Diverse Nitro as an accent to the fuchsia, grey, lavender, pink, yellow, and white flowers. Over the past few years, we have featured several of these 68” wide rayon jersey knits because they feel amazing against the skin, and have lovely drape and flow.

Diverse Collection

Referred to as “The rain forests of the seas,” coral reefs contain approximately 25% of the world’s marine life, making them among the most biodiverse of any natural habitat. Scientists and marine biologists continue to discover new species of plants and animals. Over 4000 species of fish live, spawn, and feed in the world’s reefs, attracting millions of people who venture to the reefs for snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, and conservation efforts. Reefs form on plateaus, elevated from the colder depths of the ocean, where sunshine can be photosynthesized by aquatic plants. The colder ocean waters are warmed by the sun over the reef, creating an underwater micro-climate allowing the growth and development of plants and coral over thousands of years. Schools of fish, bales of turtles, and pods of dolphins and whales visit the reefs on their annual migrations. Be careful when visiting reefs in Florida and the Caribbean so you don’t encounter the venomous Spotfin Lionfish. Clownfish, like Disney’s Nemo, adapt themselves to live hidden in the tentacles of stinging anemones without themselves getting stung. Hundreds of thorns adorn the Crown of Thorns Starfish which eat coral, sometimes at a detrimental rate. Measuring less than an inch tall, and blending into its gorgonian coral host, lives the pygmy seahorse, a protected species in Australia. David Attenborough’s Great Barrier Reef documentary is worth watching to see the reef’s beauty and dangers, while also coming to understand why conservation efforts are needed.

VF233-11 Diverse Petal

Pink Classic Ponte de Roma Knit

69% Rayon, 27% Nylon, 4% Spandex. 58” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

60% crosswise stretch.

40% lengthwise stretch.

$1199yd Through July 7, 2023

$1499yd Starting July 8, 2023

For those of you who prefer wearing ponte knits to twills, we present from our Classic Ponte di Roma Collection. Tightly knit yet soft to the touch, this heavy weight stable knit is a dream to sew and wear as slacks, a cardigan, or a prin cess seamed top or dress.

VF233-12 Diverse Catalina

Pink Floral Cotton-Rayon Jersey

60% Cotton, 40% Rayon. 62” wide. Cold wash, dry low. All over design. 95% crosswise stretch.

40% lengthwise stretch.

Our longtime subscribers know we always have more natural fibers in our summer issue than any other catalog, because of the cooling effect rayon, cotton, and linen provide. Whip up Diverse Catalina to wear while tending the garden or watching the kids play soccer. We love the 60% Cotton, 40% Rayon content, plus the medium weight is fantastic for T-shirts and sundresses.

We first introduced this lovely cotton lawn print to you in Early Spring with VF231-45, featuring purple and blue flowers on white. Now we present Diverse Primavera, the same poppy print with eggplant and honey-colored flowers on Robin’s egg blue. Wear this as a light top over a camisole sewn from Diverse Eggplant. If you love the fabric and the price, check out our entire collection of Cotton Gauze online or order a swatch card of our basic stock.

Floral

100% Cotton. 57” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 12.375” repeat, one way design. Use nap layout. See also VF231-45 purples on white.

$1099

Available in several fashion colors.

$449

Great Copy Patterns #2570

The Baja Skirt is a timeless classic with flowing lines that compliment any figure. The updated style features a longer yoke with the first tier falling below the hip. View A has a lined fitted yoke with side zipper that sits below the waist. Instructions are included for both lapped and invisible zipper applications. View B is a pull-on skirt with an elastic waist that sits at your natural waist. Designed for soft fabrics such as gauze, challis, batiste, eyelet, batik etc., the skirt can be customized many ways by shortening or lengthening the ruffles, eliminating the lower ruffle for a shorter skirt and more. Use different colors for an ombre look or add lace for a Bohemian flair.

Waist = 20”-42” Hip =30”-54”

Yardage requirements:

45”: 3.5 yards for sizes XXS-S

3.75 yards for sizes M-L

4 yards for size XL-XXXL

See our site or contact us for yardage requirements for wider widths as well as for border prints.

VF233-13 Diverse Primavera

Print on Aqua Cotton Lawn

VF233-14 Diverse Eggplant Plum Lightweight Cotton Gauze 100% Cotton. 46” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

“Baja Skirt” $12

Great Copy Patterns #2800 “Sonoma Tee”

$799

As a bottom-weight option to coordinate with the cotton lawn print, choose Diverse Sky for skirts, slacks, or a sheath dress. Purchased as deadstock from a New York design house, this medium-weight polyester crepe has great body, elegant drape, and subtle texture. Plus, it’s a fantastic washand-wear wrinkle-resistant option for those of you planning to travel.

We couldn’t resist adding this cotton-rich, lightweight jersey knit. At 66” wide, Diverse Savannah will only need one yard for sewing most short sleeve tops. The underlying knit is styled on a subtle diagonal, which is a background design effect - the print is not on a diagonal. Line up the grainline of the pattern pieces parallel to the selvages.

10%

$999

VF233-15 Diverse Sky Light Blue Dressweight Crepe 100% Polyester. 59” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

VF233-16 Diverse Savannah

Extra Wide Floral Cotton Jersey

95% Cotton, 5% Spandex. 66” wide. Cold wash, dry low. All over design. 70% crosswise stretch.

lengthwise stretch.

Closet Core “Pietra Pants + Shorts”

Anthozoa Collection

Sea anemones, seafans, sea pens, and corals are all included in the class of invertebrates called Anthozoa. We chose “Anthozoa” as the name for this collection because calling it “coral” would get confusing since none of the fabrics are coral in color. But let’s dive into what coral is. Some people think of coral as stony figures, others think of them as plants waving in the tidal waters. They are actually colonies of hundreds, or thousands, of tiny invertebrate animals, called polyps living in calcium carbonate structures they build. They have no brain so they feel no pain, and they eat and expel waste through a single hole. This hole is surrounded by tentacles that sting and capture unsuspecting prey floating by at night, such as plankton and brine shrimp. Coral needs sunlight for photosynthesis, the fuel that helps digest food and produce their skeletal structure. After spending the day hidden inside the structure, the polyps emerge at night, waving back and forth. One structure may be home to hundreds of polyps, creating a spectacular display, like flowers and grasses waving in the gentle summer breeze. Structures vary greatly in appearance and color. Tree branches, lacy fans, oyster mushrooms, salt pillars, and brains have been used to describe some of the many shapes the calcium carbonate takes. Asexual corals reproduce by dividing, but the other corals reproduce in spectacular fashion. Based on water temperature and the lunar cycle, a coral reef will see millions of eggs and sperm expelled from that single hole (the one used for eating and excrement). These synchronized eruptions have been described as an “underwater snowstorm” and “the world’s largest orgasm.” Successfully fertilized eggs produce larvae which in turn become polyps. Mortality is high, with fish and crustaceans gobbling up the eggs - a veritable feeding frenzy.

Liesl + Co $18.95

“Santa Rosa Top + Dress”

This effortless and sophisticated top and dress includes a band collar, popover button placket, and dolman sleeves. It’s cut loose with dropped shoulders and a box pleat at the center back. The top (View A) has cut-on dolman short sleeves, while the dress (View B) includes a self tie, curved shirttail hem, and long sleeves with classic cuffs. This is an all-season style that will be extremely versatile in your wardrobe.

Bust = 32.5”-46”

Waist = 25”-38.5”

Hip =35”-48.5”

Blending beige and seafoam, our Anthozoa Collection offers elegance plus playfulness. We pilfered Anthozoa Stone from our new 2023 Euro Linen Collection in our retail store. Line this fabric when you tailor slacks, a skirt, or a dress. Or construct a tunic-length, unlined, sleeveless top to wear with a fringed skirt and jacket crafted from Anthozoa Coco. Make any number of Chanel-inspired creations from this yarn-woven plaid tweed, and use the off-cuts to fashion a matching clutch.

100%

wide.

clean to retain crispness, or cold wash and line dry for a casual look.

$1499yd Through July 7, 2023

$1699

yd Starting July 8, 2023

$1199yd Through July 7, 2023

$1499

yd Starting July 8, 2023

VF233-17 Anthozoa Stone

Pale Beige 5oz European Linen

Linen. 57”

Dry

VF233-18 Anthozoa Coco Beige and Seaglass Designer Inspired Yarn-woven Plaid Tweed Acrylic, Polyeser, Rayon, Metal. 58” wide. Dry clean. 1” one way design.

Angela Wolf “Fringed Skirt”

Anthozoa Waters is a pale variation of the stronger aqua in the tweed, and it is the slightly more minty version of the robin’s egg blue crepe in the previous collection. We highly recommend choosing Anthozoa Waters as a base layer under Anthozoa Seabreeze stretch lace. When cutting the lace fabric, lay your pattern pieces out width-wise rather than lengthwise, allowing the stretch to wrap around your body. To calculate the yardage you need, simply lay your pattern pieces out side by side and measure the widest part from left to right. You will need less fabric this way, and at $5.99 per yard, you can take a chance sewing outside your comfort level.

low.

$799

$599

VF233-19 Anthozoa Waters Seaglass Dressweight Crepe 100% Polyester. 59” wide. Cold wash, dry

VF233-20 Anthozoa Seabreeze Seaglass Stretch Lace 95% Poly, 5% Spandex. 56” wide. Delicate or hand wash, line dry. 10% crosswise stretch. 80% lengthwise stretch.

Liesl + Co

“Easton Cowl Neck Tee”

“Garibaldi Skirt”

VF233-21 Anthozoa Reef

Watercolor Geometric Elegant

Hi-Multi Chiffon Print

100% Polyester. 58” wide. Delicate wash, dry low.

3” vertical repeat.

11.75” horizontal repeat.

$529

We absolutely love the way Anthozoa Reef hi-multi chiffon print picks up on the beige and seafoam in this collection while adding depth of color in a lightweight and ethereal weave. Scan your phone’s camera over the QR code to jump to the Ban-Rol page of our site, then scroll down to watch Dana Marie’s video on using Ban-Rol to create a perfect narrow hem on chiffon. We challenge you to sew a simple top you can toss over a camisole and loose slacks sewn from our next fabric.

“Misses’ Tunic, Top & Pants”

Combining the look of a linen with the flow and drape of a rayon challis, Anthozoa Sand begs to become wide-legged pants, an A-line dress, and even an embroidered tunic. Use it to underline a top sewn out of Anthozoa Dunes, as seen in our image. From fashion designer Andria Lieu comes Anthozoa Dunes, a squiggly beige novelty lace. Featuring equal stretch lengthwise and crosswise, you can cut and sew your pattern with the lines running either way or mix and match directions for greater design interest. This is also available in white, which will be added to the website for you, or request it from Customer Service.

VF233-22

Beige Linen-weave Rayon 100% Rayon. 57” wide. Dry clean, or cold wash, air dry.

$799

VF233-23

Beige Novelty Lace

Polyester blend. 61” wide. Dry clean or hand wash and air dry. 30% crosswise and lengthwise stretch. Also available in white.

$799

Dana

Easy Pieces was designed for those who want to get back into garment sewing or who just want something quick to stitch up! A breeze to sew this combination pattern includes: Short Sleeve Top with cut-on sleeve; Tank Top with bust dart (A through D) for a perfect fit; Elastic Waist Skirt with side seam pockets and center back vent, Elastic Waist Pants with side seam pockets and lower side seam vents. Variations include: Crop Pant, Bordered Skirt, and Banded Top.

Bust = 30”-62”

Waist = 22”-54”

Hip =32”-64”

Anthozoa Sand

Anthozoa Dunes

Marie #1041

“Easy Pieces” $17

Import Collection

Japan leads the way in responsibly harvesting from their precious reefs to convert aquatic plants and animals into medicines, such as extracting kainic acid from reef seaweed for use in treating Huntington’s chorea, a fatal disease of the nervous system. Vietnam believes seahorses can cure impotence. According to NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), “Coral reef plants and animals are important sources of new medicines being developed to treat cancer, arthritis, human bacterial infections, Alzheimer’s disease, heart disease, viruses, and other diseases.” Red coral is prized for its stunning appearance, and over-harvesting has devastated the supply. Protective measures are in place to preserve reefs with responsible harvesting by licensed entities. Poachers are hard to catch, so often the resellers in tourist destinations are impacted with fines if they can not prove the origins of their coral pieces. Hawai’i boasts the world’s largest protected aquatic area with 140,000 square miles of the Maro Coral Reef within the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. Red coral is one of the world’s most popular coral for jewelry and is highly regulated in South Asia where smugglers traffic coral in the same manner a cartel transports drugs. The CITES Treaty has regulated the international trade of endangered species for 50 years, with 184 countries participating. Not all harvesting is illegal. Florida has some designated areas set aside for responsible harvesting, and entrepreneurs farm coral for sale. Tropical fish tanks grew in popularity after Disney’s Finding Nemo was released in 2005. LED lighting made it easier to own small tropical fish tanks since the lights don’t throw off as much heat as previous options, leading to a boom in coral hobbyists. In turn, coral farming (or coral gardening), known as aquaculture, has developed to help supply commercial needs as well as aid in reef restoration.

Closet Core “Fiona Sundress”

When we received this pale mint linen with our 2023 Euro Linen Collection (viewable online), we immediately grabbed all the mint yardage for this collection. Create a summer ensemble using Import Celery as a button-down over-blouse, Import Boho for a quick knit tank, and Import Sanibel for stretch shorts or a straight skirt. Choose Import Boho when you want to whip up a fun knit top or dress. This cotton/rayon blend is 68” wide, so you may be able to get all your pattern pieces laid out side by side on one length.

Build your wardrobe with basics that last for years, starting with slacks, shorts, a skirt, and a jacket sewn from Import Sanibel. This mediumweight stretch cotton poplin offers built-in ease from the spandex, and the color is a perfect summer neutral. Head out to an art fair in your new poplin skirt paired with a short-sleeved, buttondown shirt made from Import Preppy. This classic cotton shirting features pale yellow and pink with accents of beige and white.

Pale Mint 4oz European Linen

100% Linen. 57” wide.

Dry clean to retain crispness, or cold wash and line dry for a casual look.

$1499

$1699

yd Through July 7, 2023

yd Starting July 8, 2023

Mint, Pink, Beige, and Blue

Cotton-Rayon Paisley Jersey

60% Cotton, 40% Rayon. 68” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 26” design.

60% crosswise stretch.

10% lengthwise stretch.

$999

VF233-24 Import Celery

VF233-25 Import Boho

“Misses’ Dress, Top, Tunic and Cropped Pants”

VF233-26 Import Sanibel

Beige Stretch Cotton Poplin

95% Cotton, 5% Spandex. 49” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 10% crossgrain stretch.

$999

Left:

VF233-27 Import Preppy

Pink & Yellow Check Classic Cotton Shirting

100% Cotton. 45” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 1/2” repeat (1/4” check).

$699

Saf-T-Pockets #2000

“Town & Country” - vest & skirt Liesl + Co “Verdun Woven Tee”

Right: Closet Core

“Cielo Top” + “Fiore Skirt”

NEW SEWING PATTERNS

Fiona Sundress $20

Our lovely Fiona is a fitted button-up sundress with shoulder straps, princess seams, a straight cut skirt and fetching topstitched details. Wear it on its own during warm weather months, or layer it over tees and turtlenecks as the weather cools.

View A features a bra-friendly bodice and midi-length skirt with side slits. View B features crossed straps and a low back, with a mini or below knee-length skirt. All skirts and bodices are completely interchangeable so you can mix and match the Fiona of your dreams.

Liesl

+ Co $1895

An elegant halter with a rounded neckband and gathered front, this statement-making style can be worn alone or under a blazer. It closes with a simple button and buttonhole at the back. Choose View A for a classic seamless-front top, or select View B with a peekaboo V-slit neckline and a flowy above-the-knee dress silhouette.

Liesl + Co $1895

These classic high-waisted, pleated-front, ultra-wide-legged trousers include a zipper fly, slanted pockets, back darts for shaping, belt loops, and a sash. They can go from day to night with glamour and elegance, and they look good on all body shapes. Sew them in a drapey fabric so they billow and move with you.

“Cannes Wide-legged Trousers”

“Sintra Halter Top + Dress”

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Notions

Zippers:

Threads: 100%

Bemberg

“Best

Linings: “Best Match Service”

Pongee Plush 100%

Muslin:

Fusible Weft

Polyester / Rayon blend

Colors: Charcoal, White

T411GG 60” wide. $799yd

20” wide. $364yd

Elastics

“China Silk”

Woven Fusible Cotton

HTC #1010. 22” wide. $476yd Bosal 300 white. 23” wide. $549yd Bosal 301 black. 23” wide. $599yd

Bosal. 60” wide. $736yd

Nylon

Vogue Fabrics is a distributor for a US mill. We stock a huge assortment of styles and widths. Our retail prices are good.

Our wholesale (full spool) prices are superb.

Styles:

Shock cord

Beading Elastic

Elastic Thread

Flat Poly Braid

Flat Cotton Braid

Flat Non-roll

Ribbed Non-roll

Heavy Weight Knit

Drawcord Elastic

Hair Canvas

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

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Jeans: Sewing with Denim

Also available: Twin, Wing, Leather, Top Stitch, Metallic Quilting, Hemstitch.

Notions prices are subject to change without notice.

VF233-28 Import Orchid

Pale Lilac Stretch-woven Dressweight Crepe

96% Polyester, 4% Spandex. 56” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 25% crossgrain stretch.

25% lengthwise stretch.

$899

VF233-29 Import Summer

Aqua, Fuchsia, Mint Paisley Print on Extra-Wide Rayon Jersey

95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 68” wide. Cold wash, dry low. Large repeat. 60% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch.

$999

Sew a knee-length dress from Import Orchid, and take it from day to evening with a change of shoes and jewelry. Enjoy the 25% all-way stretch which provides wonderful built-in ease.

Import Summer paisley print comes alive with aqua, mint, raspberry, papaya, and orchid on a white lightweight rayon jersey knit. Save time in the sewing room by layering several of these lightweight knits, and using a rotary cutter or the Professional Kai scissors to cut all the layers at one time. Creating a production line is a great time-saving hack, allowing you to start a few tops on one rainy day, freeing you up to enjoy the sunny days.

New Look #6216

“Misses’ Easy Knit Top & Woven Pants”

VF233-30 Import Aqua

Blue Stretch Poly-Cotton

Micro-twill

58% Cotton, 44% Poly, 3% Lycra®. 58” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 10% crossgrain stretch.

$699

VF233-31 Import Sweetness

Blue, Orchid and Green Floral and Butterfly Cotton-Rayon Jersey

60% Cotton, 40% Rayon. 64” wide. Cold wash, dry low. All-over design. 35% crosswise stretch.

15% lengthwise stretch

$999

Import Aqua brings out the blue in the knit prints, #29 & #31. Choose this lightweight poly-cotton stretch broadcloth to create bright tops and lightweight bottoms.

Aptly named, Import Sweetness features orchid blooms with pale green stems and leaves, plus orchid and aqua butterflies, all tossed on a white cotton/rayon jersey knit. We give this one top marks for comfort!

Burda 7230

“Casual Knit Pants”

Liesl + Co

“Tribeca Knit Cami”

Bane Collection

Many species of coral and reef life have developed clever, even toxic, methods of defense to ensure self-preservation. In the Pacific and Indian Oceans lives the tiny but deadly blueringed octopus. Less than a hand-width in size, its venom is powerful enough to kill two dozen humans in minutes. Moray eels do not produce their own venom, but ciguatoxin can accumulate if they eat venomous algae, or fish that eat the venomous algae. The ciguatoxin is only dangerous to humans who eat these affected eels. One of the most venomous fish in the world lies in wait for its prey, camouflaged by the rocky landscape of the reefs. The Stonefish remains still for hours until an unsuspecting fish or invertebrate draws near and the stonefish opens its impressive jaws creating a vacuum, inhaling its meal. Sea anemones can produce toxins that they use to stun prey. But the tiny clownfish (yes, Nemo) has developed a protective coating that allows them to live and hide from predators inside anemones. Between 2012-2014, the Centers for Disease Control reported ten cases in Alaska alone related to people suffering reactions to toxins released by zoanthid corals. This type of poisoning can occur when the coral is touched, when coral is disturbed by tank cleaning, and when the coral is removed from the water prompting coral to aerosolize toxic spores which are then breathed in by humans.

Dana Marie #1049 “A Little Something Xtra” - top FitNice Systems “Ladylegs”

#2780

VF233-32 Bane Multi

Pastel Wide-striped Seersucker

50% Cotton, 50% Polyester. 62” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 8.875” repeat.

$599

VF233-33 Bane Mint

Green Classic Ponte de Roma Knit

69% Rayon, 27% Nylon, 4% Spandex. 60” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 70% crosswise stretch. 70% lengthwise stretch.

$1199yd Through July 7, 2023

$1499yd Starting July 8, 2023

VF233-34 Bane Seersucker

Mint and White Textured Cotton 100% Cotton. 45” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 1/4” design repeat with 1/8” stripes.

$899

Seersucker has been so hard to come by this summer, but we found two for this collection! Bane Multi should be lined for a loose dress, or craft an unlined tunic to wear over a tank top or bandeau. The colored stripes are each 1.875” wide, the white stripes are 11/16” wide, and the total repeat of the color pattern is 8.875”. This fabric is a great value, at 62” wide and only $5.99 per yard. Skip ahead to Bane Seersucker for a classic mint and white 100% cotton option from Robert Kaufman’s fashion division. These are ready to be sewn into tops and shorts for fun in the sun!

Great Copy Patterns

“Key West Tank & Dress” #2620 “Maui Pants”

Both seersuckers coordinate with Bane Mint (page 25), a color we picked from our Classic Ponte di Roma Collection. Are you more of a jewel-tone person? No worries, we have included Bane Jade as our PDR knit option for you! Both pontes are medium-weight, tightly knit, yet soft to the touch. Buy these for creating pull-on pants, princess-seamed tops and dresses, straight cardigans, and leggings. View more colors on our website.

The jade picks up on the subtle undertones in Bane Motif, another of our lightweight, extra-wide rayon jersey knits. Pale mint, subdued jade, and bursts of iced marine blue make up this novelty print.

Rich Classic Ponte de Roma Knit

69% Rayon, 27% Nylon, 4% Spandex. 59” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

50% crosswise stretch.

30% lengthwise stretch.

$1199yd Through July 7, 2023

$1499yd Starting July 8, 2023

Mint, Jade and Dark Aqua Abstract

Print on Extra-Wide Rayon Jersey

95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 68” wide. Cold wash, dry low. Large repeat. 70% crosswise stretch.

30% lengthwise stretch.

$999

VF233-35 Bane Jade

VF233-36 Bane Motif

LJ Designs

“Seaside Tee”

“Parfait Pants”

#6625 - Misses’ Tops and Pull On Pants Bust =

#6566 Misses’ Tunic, Top & Pants

#6461 Misses’ Dress, Tunic, Top and Cropped Pants Bust = 32”-44” Waist = 23”-32” Hips = 32.5”-42”

#6891 Misses’ Tops Bust = 32.5”-44” Waist = 25”-37” Hips = 34.5”-46”

Tidal Collection

The Great Barrier Reef off the east coast of Australia was created after the last Ice Age, when the glaciers began melting, raising the sea level 130 meters over the last 18,000 years. The indiginous Yidindji in Cairns chant an oral history about when they lived on the land that is now the reef until the water swallowed the area, causing them to move inland. Scientists verify the history, which is similar to other histories told by at least eighteen other indiginous people along Australia’s coast. Australia isn’t alone regarding topigraphical changes and reef development. Covering over 2.2million square miles, The Coral Triangle of the Pacific Ocean is comprised of 30% of the world’s coral reefs, and is reported “to be 10 times as biodiverse as Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.” During the last Ice Age, oceanic water evaportaed, becoming snow covering inland areas of North America and Europe. Over centuries, the snow increased, compacted the lower portions into ice, and repeated the process. The sea level dropped, until the earth’s temperatures began to rise, melting the snow pack, which flooded into the rivers and back into the oceans. Think about the current situation in California with the impending flooding of the snow pack that resulted from a springtime series of atmospheric rivers emerging from the Pacific. The thousands of islands that make up the Philippines and Indonesia were once more of a giant penninsula, until the glaciers melted and the sea levels rose. The reefs developed where former landmass was devoured by rising sea levels.

New Look #6712

“Misses Top & Pants”

Dark Rose Classic Ponte de Roma

69% Rayon, 27% Nylon, 4% Spandex. 60” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 40% crosswise stretch.

20% lengthwise stretch.

$1199yd Through July 7, 2023

$1499yd Starting July 8, 2023

Floral Rayon Challis Print

100% Rayon. 62” wide. Cold wash, dry low or line dry. 7.875” repeat.

$759

Green Linen-weave Rayon

100% Rayon. 57” wide. Dry clean, or cold wash, air dry.

$799

Add mellow earth tones to your wardrobe with this rouge and avocado collection. Tidal Rouge is the last of the Ponte knits in this catalog. It can stand alone or be color blocked with other similar ponte knits. We envision it as knit slacks worn with a flowing blouse sewn from Tidal Floral. Look how perfectly the rouge and avocado colors of the print match the other fabrics in this collection. Rayon Challis has such an elegant flow and drape. You can also sew it into Liesl Gibson’s new Sintra Halter top to wear with her new Cannes Wide-Legged Trousers sewn from Tidal Avocado, a 100% rayon in a linen-weave. This new sewing pattern allows the drape and flow of this rayon to really come through.

VF233-37 Tidal Rouge

VF233-38 Tidal Blossoms

VF233-39 Tidal Avocado

Liesl + Co

“Sintra Halter Top + Dress”

“Cannes Wide-Legged Trousers”

VF233-40 Tidal Lace

Avocado Green Stretch Lace with Scalloped Borders

95% Polyester, 5% Spandex.

56” wide. Dry clean, or hand wash cold and dry flat or air dry.

Widthwise: 6.25” repeat, 20% stretch.

Lengthwise: 13” repeat, 40% stretch.

$599

Pale Rose Linen-weave Rayon 100% Rayon. 57” wide. Dry clean, or cold wash, air dry.

$799

Avocado Green Shirred Knit 95% Polyester, 5% Spandex. 52” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 110% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwise stretch.

$799

You can also wear Tidal Avocado as a camisole under a short sleeve top made from Tidal Lace. Because there is more stretch running the length of the fabric, we recommend you lay your pattern pieces out crosswise instead of lengthwise to take advantage of that, as well as the scalloped edges for easy and sophisticated hems. If you would prefer a Ponte knit in this color as a coordinate, choose the Duffle from our Classic Ponte di Roma Collection.

Presenting Tidal Blush, a lighter shade of rouge in the same rayon linen weave as #39 & #22. For a structured garment, use lining to give it more body. We think it will look sharp as Folkwear’s Hollywood pants worn with Angela Wolf’s Lacy Knit Top. The top features a knit structure with lace inlay, perfect for combining Tidal Lace with Tidal Shirr. Don’t you just love the simplicity and texture of the smocked look in the shirred knit? This style is on trend right now.

VF233-41 Tidal Blush

VF233-42 Tidal Shirr

Combining rich black and bright yellow, our Climate Collection can be worn for daytime casual attire as well as something artsier for an evening out. Wear Climate Celebration as a knit top over a camisole of the following yellow challis, or use the challis to underline the lace for a dress. Remember to lay your pattern pieces crosswise, not lengthwise for greater stretch across the body, and use the scalloped selvages as a beautiful hem. For more lace options, visit our website and search for Celebration Stretch Lace. Tidal Lemon is the yellow color from our basic stock collection. Check out all the fashion colors on our website, and order a swatch card to keep on-hand.

Rich Black Stretch Lace with Scalloped Borders

95% Polyester, 5% Spandex. 58” wide. Dry clean, or hand wash cold and dry flat or air dry.

Widthwise: 7.55” repeat, 15% stretch.

Lengthwise: 8” repeat, 35% stretch.

$599

Bold Yellow Rayon Challis

100% Rayon. 56” wide. Cold wash, air dry or dry low. Many more colors available.

$499

VF233-43 Climate Celebration

VF233-44 Climate Lemon

Climate Collection

Having developed over thousands of years, reefs are a delicate ecosystem, requiring constancy of sunlight, temperature, PH level, and saline. Climate change and pollution are creating a destructive imbalance. Dramatic colors of coral are produced by tiny algae that grow in the translucent tissue of coral polyps. This algae, called zooxanthellae, photosynthesize the coral’s waste, thus feeding itself while creating oxygen and carbohydrates consumed by the coral. Ocean temperatures have been rising, and the PH and saline levels are changing, causing coral polyps to expel the algae, leaving the coral skeleton white in a process called “bleaching.” Pollution clouds the water, which hinders the photosynthesis of reef plants and animals. Not just pollution from human waste, but also from hurricanes and other powerful storms which churn the water, creating murky conditions that block the sunlight. It’s the oceanic equivalent of a farmer affected by ash from a volcanic eruption. Life is disrupted, food sources are destroyed, and breathing conditions are impacted. Cyclonic activity and intensity have been increasing as the earth grows warmer and an estimated 8 million metric tons of plastic has made its way to the oceans in the last twelve years. Ways we can all help curb the climate crises include reducing or eliminating single-use plastic: use storage containers instead of plastic wrap and baggies, use refillable bottles and cups, and use a refillable K-cup instead of tossing hundreds of plastic Kcups into landfills each year. Reduced demand will result in reduced production and waste.

10% crossgrain stretch.

$999

12.5” repeat, one way design. Use nap layout.

$899

Beautiful black graces our stretch-woven cotton Climate Poplin bottom weight. Tailor this into slacks and a jacket you can wear all year. Tidal Garden cotton broadcloth has an Asian vibe, dramatically popping yellow, gray, and white flowers against black. Depending how you style it, this fabric can also be worn all year.

VF233-45 Climate Poplin Black Stretch Cotton Poplin

95% Cotton, 5% Spandex. 50” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

VF233-46 Climate Garden Yellow and White Flowers Tossed on a Black Background

100% Cotton. 57” wide. Cold wash, dry low.

Kolkata Gauze

100% Cotton. 56” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

See also VF232-06 brown.

$799

Kolkata Gauze

100% Cotton. 54” wide.

Cold wash, dry low.

See also VF232-06 brown.

$799

Our last two fabrics can be worn together, in combination with the other fabrics in this collection, or as stand-alone garments. Both are medium-weight, coarsely woven Kolkata Gauze. Designers love working with these fabrics because they have more body than regular, lightweight, gossamer gauze. Sew loose, drawcord pants from Climate Blanche and add a big, rolled cuff at the bottom to give the pants some weight at the hem. Make a cold-shoulder top from Climate Noire to wear with the white pants when you dine al fresco. Chic, seasonally appropriate, and easy. All summer garments should be so wonderful! Happy sewing everyone!

VF233-47 Climate Blanche White Medium Weight Cotton

VF233-48 Climate Noire Black Medium Weight Cotton

New Look #6625 “Misses’ Top & Pull-on Pants”