Like you I love boots!!! I loved your plaid fabrics! Great video!

Enjoyed your video! I’m using the last piece of ancient fabric in my little stash, it’s probably 30 years old, it’s a cotton twill, bottle green, to make a straight skirt to go with a gold coloured french terry top I made (itchtostitch pattern). I’m hoping the matching thread and zip (also 30 years old) will be ok, but i’ll use with some scraps to check first. I love wool crepe too. Enjoy wearing your boots!

The mustard aqua combination works so well with your skin tone. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens with the corduroy. I saw a retro-cool part of pants or mini skirt and jacket combo.

I like wool and wool blends the best. I didn't think about crepe being a warm weather fabric. I always like info. on fabric types. Having to purchase online it helps to clarify what I am actually purchasing. FYI, I do not find swatches worth the cost. By the time I get the swatch the fabric is often sold out.

This was great learning all about the different fabrics i not a sewer like you just doing lap quilts trying to do a quilt as you go with out sashing ho boy .hope i know what i am doing love that plaid material from Newfoundland Canada and we get tons tons of snow the Mayor had to closed down he city for a week just to clear the snow away. Think i am new to you lol

Hi Elizabeth! Great Fabrics, can we go shopping on your stash? LOL! I also like working with acrylic knits for sweaters and you just reminded me that I have a lovely one in my stash I purchased last year that I would love to work on soon!

Thank you so much Elizabeth, those fabrics are stunning, and I really really love 💖 the one you have on. I’m going to be sewing a skirt, in a similar colour, so hopefully that’ll be awesome. xxx Mags

Beautiful fabrics Elizabeth! I love that twist-front Burda dress you made 👌🏻. I Ike sweater knits this time of year.its starting to feel like Fall here in NS, but today we had t-shirt weather 😎. I've been liking the cotton knits more lately too. Also, stretch printed velvet. A little tricky to sew, but they're so beautiful! I need to scout out my local Fabricville this weekend since we have a 50% off "friends & family" event.

That was awesome you wrote back to me awe yes soooo close to Newfoundland you need a month to visit Newfoundland you just can not do it one one week i haven’t seen all of Newfound but a good bit i have seen. Just wondering if you can do a quilt as you go without sashing with small squares don’t have to do a big quilt i have started one with string quilting i have a few more blocks to do i am home a lot so i get bored lol i do knit and crochet and knitting a fisherman knit sweater cardigan i have a disability call Turner syndrome but doing ok no worries. Love you tutorials but i won’t be able to sew like you you are a fantastic sewer from Newfoundland Canada

I Love the first Plaid you showed and I was wondering what would you use to make a men’s Peacoat? My fiancé wants one and I got a great pattern from Thread Theory and I’m not sure what to use. xx

You mentioned a shop in Atlanta. I live in Atlanta and was looking for a new place to shop fabric, what shop were you talking about?

Hi Elizabeth! Great video! New subscriber here. If you have any extra teal wool jersey, please contact me and I'll buy some from you. I also live in CO, Denver are specifically. ☺️