My girls made me watch Tinker Bell movies over and over again I swear I could quote her by now. So despite an entire room of fabrics, I just can't resist and bought these fabrics below. As my husband delicately puts it , I'm on my way of looking like a mini Kamdar in my sewing studio, although I can assure you these fabrics definitely don't come with Kamdar prices. I have a knack of buying fabrics when I see prints that I like , as opposed to preplanning a shopping trip and lure myself to buying something i dont really want.
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Tinker Bell by Springs Industries. |
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Planning to sew a baby set with ruffled pillows and blankie. |
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Princess Portraits by Tammy DeYoung for General Fabrics Co. |
I'm seeing appliques made using cutouts of the princesses but oh well, we'll see. Perhaps a toddler quilt instead of baby's.