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Home / My Blog / collecting / ::Sunday Stash 8/Oilcloth Search::

::Sunday Stash 8/Oilcloth Search::

March 15, 2009 By Katie

I use to travel.  My friend and I would pack up our bikes and dog.  Drive three days into Mexico, until we reached the sleepy little fishing village of Troncones (which is not so sleepy anymore).

I loved the mercados and would search for the perfect things to take home.  Oilcloth that was not the standard prints you would find in the states was one of the obsessions.  I loved the vibrant purples and oranges.

I have some other fabrics I will share another day.  So wish I was the crazy fabric addicted person then, that I am now.  I’m sure I’d have some beauties added to the stash.

What made me think of the oilcloth is Anna Maria Horner’s newest line.  Has anyone felt Anna Maria Horner’s new oilcloth?  It’s like butter.  My friend constructed Amy Butler’s Sunhat (Blue Sky) pattern in it the other day.  Very appropriate for Seattle.  No one carries an umbrella here.

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Filed Under: collecting, fabrics Tagged With: amy butler, Anna Maria Horner, fabric, metrosupial designs, mexico, oilcloth, quilting, seattle, sunday stash, washington

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  1. Katy says

    March 15, 2009 at 6:54 pm

    Those oilcloths are well worth a 3 day drive. What are you waiting for? Go, drive!!!!! (the green one is making me weep with joy!)

  2. isathreadsoflife says

    March 15, 2009 at 7:33 pm

    Those are wonderful ! love the purple one .

  3. Staci says

    March 15, 2009 at 8:21 pm

    What lovely colors. I may have to buy some oilcloth now and try it out. 🙂

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