Vogue Fabrics Catalog - Fall 2024 Portfolio of Fashion Fabrics for Home Sewing
Enchanting Autumn
You’ll be spellbound by all the magical textures and weaves we conjured up for this exceptional catalog!
Magik Collection
On autumn nights, as chill winds howl, tall trees creak, and the distant burning of fallen leaves wafts through the crisp air, curl up in a cozy corner with a warm blanket and hot cocoa and ponder the magic of the season’s changing colors and scents. Such nights conjure thoughts of the three witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth These evil crones became the gold standard for the way we portray witches. But long before the European witch hunts of Shakespeare’s day, even before the Black Death killed nearly half of Europe in the mid-15th century, villagers commonly consulted witches to cure minor ailments—much as they’d use the local apothecary or herbalists. Associating witches with the devil didn’t become popular until after the invention of the printing press which allowed laymen to publish pamphlets promoting their theories. At the end of the 15th century, Johannes Hartlieb’s Book of All Forbidden Arts and Ulrich Molitoris’s On Witches and Pythonesses presented as fact the many ways witches were connected to the devil, the occult, and “vengeful sorcery.” Concurrently, Europe was in the throes of a massive burgeoning of universities, many by Papal bull, offering “lectures in divinity, logic, philosophy, and law.” It was there that astrology of the ancients evolved into scientific astronomy. Philosopher’s experiments in mystical alchemy became the forerunner to modern chemistry. But the privileged classes studying mysticism and alchemy in the universities were spared the witch hunts that killed tens of thousands of mystics and peasants lacking the protective power and influence of the nobility.
Liesl + Co “Verdun Woven Tee” FitNice System’s Vest & Master Pants
Gear up your autumnal wardrobe with classic cool-weather weaves, such as Magik Cord, a rich purple 100% Cotton pinwale corduroy. Transform it into a skirt and vest to wear with a beautiful Magik Foliage blouse. This digital rayon challis print brings a twist to the traditional fall colors. We also envision it being worn as a tunic with stretch pants or a knee-length skirt sewn from Magik Imposter. The soft knit backing aids in the fabric’s recovery so you won’t get baggy knees and rear in your pants and skirts. Feeling empowered? Whip up an imitation leather jacket showcasing a metal zipper or silver purse press-lock closures instead of buttons.
Purple Cotton Pinwale Corduroy
100% Cotton. 57” wide.
Cold wash, dry low. Use nap layout
$1099
Purple and Green Challis
100% Rayon. 58” wide. Cold wash, dry low or hang dry. 6” repeat, one-way-design. Use nap layout.
$759
Black Stretch Imitation Leather 100% Polyurethane. 58” wide. Dry clean or test. 40% crossgrain stretch.
$1199yd Through Nov. 15, 2024
$1699yd Starting Nov. 16, 2024
VF245-01 Magik Cord
VF245-02 Magik Foliage
VF245-03 Magik Imposter
Great Copy #2850
“Malibu Top” - shown with black rayon challis contrast
For casual comfort, we bring you two lightweight, extrawide rayon jersey knits, and a fabulous sweatshirt fabric. Conjure up a cowl-neck top with bell sleeves from Magik Blossoms to wear with a zipfront jacket sewn from Magik Cozy fleece-backed sweatshirting. Perhaps you would prefer a purple hoodie to toss on over a long, flowing, A-line dress made from Magik Blur stylized floral.
VF245-04 Magik Blossoms
Extra-wide Lavender Rayon Jersey 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. 66” wide. Cold wash, dry flat. All-over design.
Grimoires are books containing mystical elements such as magic spells, incantations, and potions. Since ancient times, these were passed down from one practitioner to the next to ensure the knowledge survived. One of the oldest grimoires, The Greek Magical Papyri, dates to Greco-Roman Egypt. Scribed on papyrus are “magical spells, recipes, and rituals” including “instructions on how to create a figurine similar to a voodoo doll.” A few spellbooks from medieval and Renaissance Europe feature light and dark magic and remain in print today. The Sworn Book of Honorius, considered the most influential grimoire, was compiled by a conference of magicians in the 13th or 14th century. They feared the wrath of the Catholic Church and recorded their combined knowledge in 93 chapters. The preface warns that anyone copying the work without permission will be damned, and those who copy it with permission must do so for personal use and have it buried with them when they die. Some of its many chapters include invisibility, manipulating the weather, opening locks, herbology, demonology, and bringing forth everything from dragons and griffins to jugglers, maidens, warriors, and castles. This work was cited by Johannes Hartlieb in his Book of All Forbidden Arts, Superstition and Sorcery in 1456. Reginald Scot’s The Discoverie of Witchcraft (1584) was the first grimoire published in English instead of Latin and is on display at the US Library of Congress. Scot is said to have written it, “to make it plain that ‘witches’ were not evil, but instead were resourceful and capable women who practiced the art of folk healing as well as sleight of hand.” Scot’s work enraged the paranoid Scottish King James VI who thought a coven of witches was out to get him, and drove King James to write an opposing treatise, Daemonologie (1597), several years prior to his most famous work, the King James Bible.
Supple Ponte de Roma Polyester, Rayon, Lycra. 61” wide. Cold wash, dry low. 60% crosswise stretch. 25% lengthwise stretch.
$999
Last year, we featured this textured knit in a darker shade as VF235-02 UAP Grid. It sold out in a few weeks. Don’t delay if you wish to add this amazing piece to your Fall Collection. From fashion designer, Andria Lieu, comes Grimoire Grid. Don’t be afraid to let the reverse show - the black knit backing features a subtle leopard spot design. Craft a simple jacket to wear open atop a dress sewn from Grimoire Rust. This supple Ponte is similar to the Sophia Collection that Judy Kessinger mentions in her FitNice videos on Vimeo.com.
Talk about magic - Judy Kessinger’s Master
Top pattern can be transformed into hundreds of tops, jackets, vests, and dresses by changing out the sleeves, necklines, and hems without changing the fitting marks on your bodice.
VF245-09 Grimoire Gold
Supreme Techno Scuba Crepe
96% Polyester, 4% Spandex.
60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
75% crosswise stretch.
15% lengthwise stretch.
$999
VF245-10 Grimoire Motif
Dreamcatcher Mandala Print
100% Polyester. 58” wide. Delicate wash, dry low. 12” repeat. One-way-design. Use nap layout. Subtle Diagonal.
$529
Spice up your season by adding some leggings, wide-legged pull-on pants, an A-line dress, or a sweater set with this Dijon mustard-colored Supreme Techno Scuba Crepe we have named Grimoire Gold. Lightweight yet durable, wrinkle-resistant, and easy-care, look good while you travel or spend all day at the office. For additional colors, search “techno crepe” on our site. Level up your style by adding a scarf or overlay of Grimoire Motif polyester chiffon print. For a clever way to finish the edges of your chiffon, check out the video by pattern designer Dana Marie using Ban-Rol (on the Ban-Rol page of our website).
New Look #6712
Misses’ Separates
Look bewitching this fall in a sweater set sewn from the next two fabrics.
Grimoire Comfy heathered teal and black lightweight sweater knit feels incredibly soft to the touch. Make this the top to wear under a cardi crafted from Grimoire Lanes, an espresso brown with dark teal geometric double knit manufactured in South Korea. We featured this knit in black and tan in the spring catalog (VF242-12).
Before we had astronomy and chemistry, scholars practiced astrology and alchemy. Throughout China, India, the Muslim world, and Europe, Alchemy was a type of natural philosophy the Greeks referred to as a mystic art. Practitioners sought both a cure-all for human diseases and to transform the mundane into the revered. The most famous alchemical substance never created and always sought is the Philosopher’s Stone. It was believed that from this stone, an elixir of life could provide healing and immortality, as well as transform base metals like lead, mercury, and copper into gold. Sound familiar? This myth inspired J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (The title of the book was changed from philosopher to sorcerer for the US market). The symbol for alchemy influenced Rowling’s iconic symbol for The Deathly Hallows Books of Secret were types of publications written by women for women regarding hygiene and cosmetics. Renaissance Italy produced some female alchemists among the nobility. Caterina Sforza, notable for her fierce defense of the citadel in Forli against Cesare Borgia, practiced alchemy and left a private manuscript, Gli Experimenti (1500) to her son with over 450 herbal recipes for treatments of illness and wounds, and cosmetic changes such as lightening one’s skin and hair color. The Secrets of Lady Isabella Cortese (1561) introduced alchemy to a wide readership. Camilla Erculiani, a notable apothecary, wrote Letters on Natural Philosophy (1584). An outspoken defender of the great intellectual capacity of women, her works questioned existing doctrines on everything from astrology and meteorology to medicine and alchemy. The Roman Inquisition tried her several times for “blurring boundaries between natural philosophy and theology,” but records of the trial have magically disappeared. She escaped sentencing, in part by shifting her publishing from Italy to Poland.
Dana Marie #1054 “Princess Layers” FitNice System “Lady Legs”
It’s fitting we name this collection Alchemy because you can mix and match different pieces to transform your wardrobe. Create your capsule wardrobe with this dark duffle and hunter collection.
The first two look like they were made for each other. Alchemy Sofie is the “olive” from our popular Sofie Collection of lightweight Ponte de Roma knits (see additional colors online). Look at how perfectly the duffle matches the color of Alchemy Tooth, a light and supple houndstooth Ponte de Roma.
We wanted to find a third fabric in the same weight to enhance your capsule wardrobe, and presto! Feel the incredible hand of Alchemy Notte, then imagine making a fashionable knit bodysuit, flared knit pants, wrap dress, or jacket.....endless possibilities! You’ll look amazingly chic wearing a black knit dress with a wrap or shawl made from Alchemy Tiles, a semi-sheer black knit featuring dark olive velvet rectangles from the workroom of Andria Lieu.
Sewing Workshop “Ikina Two Jacket”
New Look #6735
Misses’ Knit Separates - top & pants
VF245-17 Alchemy Specks
Olive & Black Ribbed Knit
93% Polyester, 7% Spandex.
57” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
80% crosswise stretch.
80% lengthwise stretch.
$799
VF245-18 Alchemy St. Olive
Pinwale Stretch Corduroy
Polyester, Rayon, Lycra.
58” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
15% crossgrain stretch.
Use nap layout
$899
Popular this autumn are printed ribbed knits. We love the small print of Alchemy Specks, a moss and black abstract print on a poly-spandex ribbed knit. This looks fabulous with slacks or a skirt in Alchemy St. Olive, a slightly heathered stretch pinwale corduroy.
Dana Marie #1062
“Seams Easy to Me”
Liesl + Co “Peckham Trousers”
VF245-19 Alchemy Wild
Orange on Olive Ribbed Knit
93% Polyester, 7% Spandex.
61” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
All over design.
80% crosswise stretch.
40% lengthwise stretch.
$799
Alchemy Wild and Alchemy Cat feature the same black and orange-red print, one on an olive background and the other on a dark beige. The softness of these fabrics will surely make them your
Saf-T-Pockets #2016
“Top Notch Tunic”
VF245-20 Alchemy Cat
Orange on Beige Ribbed Knit
93% Polyester, 7% Spandex.
61” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
All over design.
80% crosswise stretch.
40% lengthwise stretch.
$799
go-to tops this season. Save production time by cutting multiple tops at one time. Choose a favorite pattern that fits you, layer several fabrics, and then cut through the layers at one time.
Dana Marie #1059 “Retr0” - top
VF245-21 Alchemy Camo
Camouflage Ponte Knit
Poly, Rayon, Lycra. 58” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
50% crosswise stretch. 5% lengthwise stretch.
$959yd Through Nov. 15, 2024
$1199yd Starting Nov. 16, 2024
VF245-22 Alchemy Vermont
Hunter Double-faced Suede Knit
95% Poly, 5% Spandex. 60” wide. Cold wash, dry low. Use nap layout. 50% crosswise stretch. 15% lengthwise stretch.
$959yd Through Nov. 15, 2024
$1199yd Starting Nov. 16, 2024
Our last two tempting textiles make quite a fashion statement together. Alchemy Camo is a stylized camouflage printed lightweight, supple Ponte de Roma, ideal for any number of tops, leggings, and knit dresses. Alchemy Vermont doublefaced suede looks the same on both sides, which is perfect for patterns where the reverse is shown, like waterfall-front jackets. If you love wearing dramatic wraps, sew the Ponte and suede knits together for a reversible statement piece.
FitNice Systems Raglan Sleeve Jacket, Master Top & Pants
IF-Button-D40057
2” Polymer
Two Holes
$2.35 each
Featured Buttons
Liven up your wardrobe with unique buttons.
IF-Button-19152
1” Resin Shank back $1.00 each
IF-Button-D370255
2” Polymer
Two Holes
$2.35 each
IF-Button-W6201
2” Wood Two Holes $1.50 each
Metal Lock Closures
Turn these purse locks into fashion forward jacket closures.
No special tools needed.
Two prongs from the front piece poke through your fashion fabric and bend over a washer in the back. You can use a stiff stabilizer for added support.
IF-Button-235-05
Metal Flip Lock Color: Brass $7.99 each
IF-Button-235-06
Metal Press Lock Color: Brass $2.99 each
Metal Press Lock Color: Nickle
Dritz #722-38
Dritz #718-38
Dritz #719-65
Pattern Inspiration
Burda #6175 Cape
For knits and fleece, make this with or without the collar.
Great Copy
#2660 La Belle Tunic
Sleek, knit tunic with multiple styling options.
Great Copy
#2420 Bristol Jacket
Popular wing collar jacket with multiple fabric options.
Burda #6588
Easy Jacket
For lightweight woven and knit fabrics.
Liesl + Co
Kyoto Dress
Romantic curved lines and a center front pleat make this a winner.
Closet Core
Mitchell Trousers
Full or tapered leg, deep pleats, angled pockets, fly front.
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How to Care For Your Fabrics
The care instructions in this catalog are a conservative path, but not an absolute. There is no one size fits all for fabric care because of all the variables, such as hard versus soft water, well and septic versus municipal water, washers with and without a center aggitator, dryers that have a no-heat option, etc.
One supplier would have everyone dry clean every fabric, but for many of you this is not feasable.
Here are some general guides. You can always use your swatch to test how a fabric will react to washing and drying. Test wash the way you plan to wash your finished garments - this will remove any sizing and shrinkage prior to cutting/sewing.
Pro-Tip: Set your washer for an extra long spin cycle to remove excess water, then toss in the dryer on low heat for 5 minutes before hanging or laying flat. This minimizes wrinkles, and helps fibers last longer.
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Spandex & Lycra: does not like heat (see pro-tip).
Rayon: does not like heat - can pill (see pro-tip).
Cotton: pre-shrink, use cool iron.
Linen: will shrink and soften when washed.
Silk: can look sueded when washed.
Wool: most are sponged and pre-shrunk so you can cold wash and line dry.
Polyester: washable and dryable. Chiffon and georgette are best in a delicate cycle.
Knits can stretch if hung while wet, so using the air dry option on your machine, or laying flat to dry is best.
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Threads:
Notions
100% Spun Polyester
Machine washable
“Best Match Service”
Metrosene, 165 yds $3.80 ea.
Metrosene, 547 yds $6.20 ea.
Cone Thread, 4,000 yds $2.99 ea.
Fusible Weft
Polyester / Rayon blend
Colors: Charcoal, White
T411GG 60” wide. $899yd
Elastics
Notions prices are subject to change without notice.
Linings:
Bemberg
100% Rayon
45” wide, Dry Clean
$1299 yd
“China Silk”
100% Polyester
60” wide, Washable
$399 yd
Woven Fusible Cotton
HTC #1010. 22” wide. $476yd
Bosal 300 white. 23” wide. $675yd
Bosal 301 black. 23” wide. $725yd
Extra Wide Bosal. 60” wide. $899yd
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
Zippers:
Nylon Coil with Polyester Twill Tape “Best Match Service” Regular
20”-24”
“Best Match Service”
Pongee Plush
100% Polyester 60” wide, Washable
$339 yd
Silk Habotai
100% Silk 44” wide, Dry clean
$2299 yd
Nylon Stretch
100% Nylon
58” wide, Washable
$899 yd
White
Black Tan
Beige
Hair Canvas
68” Light weight. T15DD $4199 yd
64” Medium weight. T15CC $2399 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.
Muslin:
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.
Fusible Tricot
100% Polyester. 60” $599 yd
White $625 yd
Black $599 yd
100% Polyester. 20” $340 yd
Head out to the hillside for some leaf peeping and apple picking this autumn, and do it in style! Embroider a smart-looking jacket tailored from Divine Bones, a 100% Cotton herringbone jacket-weight fabric in moss green. Wear it over a warm, cowl-neck top you whipped up from Divine Garden doublebrushed ITY floral knit, and round off the ensemble with classic auburn cotton corduroy slacks sewn from Divine St. Brown.
100% Cotton. 58” wide. Cold wash, dry clean. Use nap layout. $1099
Dana Marie #1038 “Terrific Trousers”
Liesl + Co “Yanaka Jacket” “Marais” - top
Divine Collection
Mystics through the ages divined answers and predicted the future using methods like casting sand and stones, reading palms and bones, and interpreting flames and tea leaves. Ancient Romans employed divination as a means to discover the “will of the gods.” When Europe’s Renaissance embraced elements of Ancient GrecoRoman times, a resurgence in divination grabbed hold of the collective imagination. While science grappled with things that could be explained, divination tackled those that could not. Astrology saw a split between those who followed its science through astronomy and those who interpreted the planetary movements through predictive horoscopes. In the 15th century, the Romani became inextricably associated with chiromancy - palm reading. When the Chinese tea route became well established in Europe, tasseography (reading tea leaves) became popular....and again was associated with the nomadic Romani. Divination was easily accessible to the common folk and required little more than imagination and something to interpret. Swirl coffee grounds or tea leaves in the cup, drain the water, and what do you see? Does it appear near the rim or near the base? You see a star...that’s good luck. You see a crescent moon...there’s change afoot.
Liesl + Co “Chai Tee”
Burda #6598 Knit Skirt
Look chic while lunching with friends wearing a Divine Hampshire brown suede knit wrap jacket over a long skirt made from Divine Excite. Use the border as a design element in your sewing. Don’t feel that you need to cut the border into the initial construction - you can add it as a design element after the garment is put together.
VF245-26 Divine Hampshire
Coffee Double-faced Suede Knit
95% Poly, 5% Spandex. 60” wide. Cold wash, dry low. Use nap layout.
100% Cotton. 58” wide. Cold wash, dry low. Use nap layout
$1099
VF245-29 Divine Paisley
Autumnal Ribbed Knit
93% Polyester, 7% Spandex. 58” wide. 18” repeat.
Cold wash, dry low
80% crosswise stretch. 40% lengthwise stretch.
$799
Divine Classic tan cotton corduroy
looks smashing with Divine Paisley ribbed knit. Sew the corduroy into a vest, jacket, slacks, or skirt, and the ribbed knit can be transformed into a dress, skirt, or top. Sew many options.
Dana Marie #1038
“Terrific Trousers”
Great Copy #2485
“Catalina Top”
Divine Sherpa ensorcelled us when it arrived, with its plush texture, cuddly warmth, and fashionable style. Add a dash of the sherpa to a winter coat as the cuffs and collar, or go all out and transform it into a jacket. Although we did not swatch this black sherpa, turn to page 30 to see the same fabric in tan. If you think you need a swatch of this black, contact Customer Servicethe swatch is free to subscribers.
VF245-30 Divine Sherpa
Black Textured Winter Knit
Polyester, Acrylic, Spandex.
59” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
40% crosswise stretch.
5% lengthwise stretch.
Swatch available upon request.
$1199
Great Copy #2670 “Denali” - jacket
FitNice Systems Master Top & Pants
Tarot Collection
One of the most famous forms of divination is Tarot card reading. The tarot deck originated in the 15th century as a parlor card game, much like bridge or canasta today. Created for the nobility in the Northern Italian states of Venice, Milan, Florence, and Urbino, the cards were designed by local artists for well-paying patrons. The detailed beauty of each card, vibrant colors with gold embellishments, celebrated the glory of the family and the household’s status. It wasn’t until the 18th century, at the height of the neoclassic period, that the mystic application of divination was applied to the cards. Michael Dummett, a philosopher and tarot historian, writes, “it was only in the 1780s, when the practice of fortune-telling with regular playing cards had been well established for at least two decades, that anyone began to use the tarot pack for cartomancy.” Cognitive Market Research estimates Tarot cards will be a $93.80 million dollar business globally by 2027. In large part, this is due to increased interest among a younger audience learning about tarot on social media.
Burda #6175 - Misses’ Easy Cape
VF245-31
Tarot Primum
Tan Rayon Chenille Knit
Rayon, Acrylic. 58” wide. Dry clean recommended or test before washing.
40% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwsie stretch.
$1099
VF245-32 Tarot Secundo
Black Rayon Chenille Knit Rayon, Acrylic. 58” wide. Dry clean recommended or test before washing.
40% crosswise stretch. 20% lengthwsie stretch.
$1099
Textures are in the cards for you this fall. Order Tarot Primum and Tarot Secundo, two soft, textured chenille knits. Bind the edges to make a wrap, stitch these into simple cardigans, or buy two yards of each to make them into long, thin scarves you can wear and give to friends as holiday gifts.
Great Copy #2545 “Barcelona Jacket”
New Look #6866 Easy Misses’ Dress
VF245-33 Tarot Reverie
Digital Rayon Challis Print
100% Rayon. 57” wide.
Cold wash, dry low or dry clean. 6” repeat, one way design.
Use nap layout.
$759
Dream up a new ensemble casting Tarot Reverie as the focus piece. Our top choice is to make a flowing dress topped by a chenille wrap.
Look at how the brown floral print floats on top of a swirling grey, taupe, and brown challis base.
Liesl + Co “Kyoto Dress”
Add Tarot Sherpa to your cold weather wardrobe by making it into a hat and scarf, a short zip-front jacket, or adding it to the cuffs, collar, and hem of a melton coat. Check out our line of wool/polyester melton fabrics online. The color looks fabulous alongside Tarot Hunt, a tan, brown, and black gun club check made from a wool-rich blend. Yes, this is ideal for a sports coat, but we challenge you to level up your fall fashion by transforming this into a dress, vest, or skirt instead.
Tan Textured Winter Knit
Polyester, Acrylic, Spandex
60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
40% crosswise stretch.
15% lengthwise stretch.
$1199
Black and Tan Gun Club Check Wool blend.
58” wide. Dry clean or test. 1/2” repeat.
$1499yd Through Nov. 15, 2024
$1999yd Starting Nov. 16, 2024
VF245-34 Tarot Sherpa
VF245-35 Tarot Hunt
Great Copy #2420 “Bristol Jacket”
Great Copy #2840
“Charlotte” - top
Cutting Line Designs #31371 “One Seam Pants”
VF245-36 Tarot Cocoa
12oz Brown 66” Cotton Knit
89% Cotton, 11% Spandex.
66” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
70% crosswise stretch.
70% lengthwise stretch.
$999
VF245-37 Tarot Paisley
12oz Brown/Tan 66” Cotton Knit
89% Cotton, 11% Spandex.
64” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
7.5” one-way design. Nap layout.
70% crosswise stretch.
70% lengthwise stretch.
$999
These two knits were literally made for each other. These heavyweight, cotton-rich jersey knits are ideal for making knit dresses and skirts, as well as wrap jackets, yoga pants, and warm tops. Colorblock or coordinate an ensemble utilizing Tarot Cocoa and Tarot Paisley to extend your wardrobe options this season.
Your stars must be aligned because you have the good fortune of finding two double-knits that look like they were made for each other. Astro Stone Ponte de Roma offers body without stiffness, while being soft to the touch, making it ideal for highend knit tops, yoga pants, and wrap dresses. Astro Links hails from South Korea, which has seen growth in textile manufacturing as companies move away from Chinese-milled goods. These look gorgeous together.
Dana Marie #1063 “Essential French Jacket”
Astro Collection
Five thousand years ago, the people of Mesopotamia looked to the night sky, seeking to make sense of the glimmering lights. They assigned meaning to shooting stars and the waning and waxing of the moon. Chinese and Greek astrologers gave names to clusters of stars, the zodiacs, creating stories and mythologies that enriched celestial mysticism. The Greeks taught astrology as a science, and it remained so through the Renaissance. In 1492, Italian philosopher and astrologer Marsilio Ficino wrote, “This century, like a golden age, has restored to light the liberal arts, which were almost extinct: grammar, poetry, rhetoric, painting, sculpture, architecture, music...this century appears to have perfected [astrology].” Renaissance astrologers drew from the ancient Greek works of Ptolemy as well as medieval Islamic studies. Scholars created almanacs which enabled people to apply the meanings of the stars and moon to everyday activities. Almanacs gave the most auspicious times to plant and harvest, to set forth on a voyage, and to get married. After being arrested by Queen Mary I in 1555 for using mathematics (akin to magic at the time), John Dee found favor in the court of Queen Elizabeth I just three years later and became her personal astrologer and trusted advisor. Astrology is still big business today with daily horoscopes, and computer programs that recreate the planetary alignment at the time of one’s birth. We’ll go out on a limb and say the stars are aligned in favor of you sewing beautiful new clothes this autumn!
New Look #6683
Misses’ Sweater Dress
VF245-40 Astro Claret
Burgundy Stretch Bengaline
70% Rayon, 25% Nylon, 5% Spandex. Dry clean, or test before washing. 59” wide. 30% lengthwise stretch.
$899
VF245-41 Astro Alpine
Thick Grey Sweater Knit
96% Polyester, 4% Spandex
60” wide. Cold wash, dry low.
50% crosswise stretch.
10% lengthwise stretch.
$999
Astro Claret stretch bengaline is a tightly woven, lightweight option for making jumpsuits, rompers, and other on-trend fashion separates. Toss on a 3/4 length sweater coat with a belted waist you’ve constructed from Astro Alpine to complete the look.
Take a close look at Astro Alpine and you’ll see the soft, black backing that makes this spectacular. Don’t be afraid to choose a pattern that lets the reverse show.
Now imagine wearing an Alpine cardi over a tunic sewn from Astro Fluer, a burgundy rayon challis featuring a taupe/grey Baroque fleur de lis repeat. Complete the ensemble with slacks tailored from a taupe/grey Italian wool suiting we named Astro Lana. This worsted flannel is light and thin, with a lovely hand and a softly heathered appearance.
Great Copy #2035
“Cascade Mtn Pullover”
Burda #7022 Men’s Pants
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VF245-42 Astro Fleur
Baroque Fleur de Lis Challis
100% Rayon. 58” wide. Cold wash, low dry or air dry. 2.25 repeat, one way design. Use nap layout.
$759
VF245-43 Astro Lana
Warm Grey Italian Wool Suiting 100% Wool. 62” wide. Dry clean or test berfore washing.
