Fab Fabrics: 2009 Retrospective

Happy new decade from all of us at Crafting a Green World! We thought it would be fun to take a look back at last year’s Fab Fabrics as we get geared up for another year of green crafting. Here’s a look back at 12 months of vintage, recycled, organic, and funky Fab Fabrics!

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October

November

December

And now, we turn to you, crafty people! What are some fabulous fabric options we should be keeping an eye on for 2010?

15 thoughts on “Fab Fabrics: 2009 Retrospective”

  1. So many great options! I’ve been hearing a lot more about re purposing vintage fabrics lately… maybe that’ll be a bigger trend this year 🙂

  2. So many great options! I’ve been hearing a lot more about re purposing vintage fabrics lately… maybe that’ll be a bigger trend this year 🙂

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  5. ‘Repurposing vintage fabric’ sounds like being thrifty to me! I almost always work with fabric left-overs and recycled, some old, some not, but more from an economy reason than the desire to follow the trend…I love vintage fabric, the smell, the different texture, the patterns, and even when it has not lasted well and looks a bit odd!

  6. ‘Repurposing vintage fabric’ sounds like being thrifty to me! I almost always work with fabric left-overs and recycled, some old, some not, but more from an economy reason than the desire to follow the trend…I love vintage fabric, the smell, the different texture, the patterns, and even when it has not lasted well and looks a bit odd!

  7. FLUF Design is a Canadian company offering fabrics that are hand-printed using water-based, heavy metal free and biodegradable dyes. Their entire line is available along with Mod Green Pod, Cloud 9, Repeat Studio) at the Plum Project Studio website.

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