Here's my pick of their amazing fabric selection...
Imperial Kiku Red would make a beautiful drindl skirt
Love this saucy ladies print - pyjamas or a cushion for the boudoir?
This cotton lawn would make a pretty blouse
I'd love some napkins made from this teacups and teapots cotton-linen blend
Ooh! How about a slinky kitty print pencil skirt?
Or a wrap skirt in this stunning chrysanthemums cotton-linen mix
This delicate design has gone straight onto my wish list for cushions for my sofa
And last but by no means least - wow!
To enter the giveaway, take a look at the Fancy Moon website and leave a comment below saying which fabric you'd choose and, if you like, what you'd make with it. The closing date is Wednesday 5th October at midnight GMT and the winner will picked at random. The giveaway is open internationally. Don't forget to leave your email if it's not attached to your blogger profile so I can contact you if you win.
Good luck!
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I'm loving the forest florals and the forest animal prints by kokka. Think either of these would make a cool and very fun shoulder bag or tote!
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What a great giveaway!! I love Fancy moon :)
ReplyDeleteI really like the 'East Pavilion paper cut red'. Such a cute print :) I think I'd make a simple skirt to show off the print. Or maybe a bucket bag :)
Ashley x
What a lovely fabric site! I love this one
ReplyDeleteProvence Stripe Classic, Trefle by Kokka
I'd love to make a bag out of it with a matching make up zippered purse.
nice!
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I will choose http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-designer/designers-of-japan/this-way-stripe-3017.html and also http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-designer/designers-of-japan/russian-dolls-mini-black-3614.html
ReplyDeleteSo cute.. Suitable for bag, purse or small projects :) Thanks for the chance to win..
Oh so many lovely fabrics! It's hard to choose just one but I think that the Asian Circles Dark would make a great skirt. :)
ReplyDeleteThere is so many that I'd love, it's hard to choose just one!
ReplyDeleteProbably the butterfly print featured above or maybe this
http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-theme/animals/american-old-story-poodles-3151.html
Appropriate cause I work for an animal rescue! I'd make a blouse with it or a skirt.
My email is mzbhaving at hotmail dot com
What a choice! What a giveaway! I'd love to have some Trios, Fulham Road, Alexander Henry. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteEverything is oh-so pretty! But I have to agree with you, I love the Imperial Kiku Red, Indochine by Alexander Henry. I think I'd be hard to miss in a dress made from this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a fantastic giveaway!
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ReplyDeleteWow, these fabrics are incredible! I'd love two metres of the Contigo Light to make a corset with!
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Oh, thanks Tilly!
ReplyDeleteAs everyone said, it is really hard to decide. I´m thinking about the "Downtown Dot Rust" or the "Eton Butterfly Black, Fulham Road" both by Alexander Henry. They would both make nice skirts.
Yours, Yvonne
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These are all so cute!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd go for the "Deer Valley Cocoa, Joel Dewberry for Free Spirit" fabric to make a cute little dress from.
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Wow, how adorable is their new website! I loved so much on there - but i would have to choose the Nutmeg Seeds Green SE1 for Robert Kaufman. Its so light and colourful, perfect for a summer Sencha blouse? I think so :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant giveaway!
ReplyDeleteHum, I would choose either the deer valley green for a dress/top:
http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/deer-valley-green-3041.html
OR, all I want for Christmas for some pjs or a christmassy cushion cover because it made me laugh like a loon:
http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/all-i-want-for-christmas-black.html
Oh my, I've been swooning over this website long before I even started learning how to sew! Being a relative newcomer to the sewing, my aim is to make a dress for a winter wedding I will be attending and the deer valley green fabric by Joel Dewberry would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteKeep up the fabulous work with your blog Tilly, you are a real inspiration.
Kat x
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Ooh! I love the teacups material for napkins to go with my afternoon tea birthday party this week! Who says 35 is too old for cupcakes and tea with friends!!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteI liiiike: http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-type-1/cotton-linen-blends/bicycle-brown-3182.html - I'd make some bag-type-thing out of it.
So many great prints. I love La Strada by Alexander Henry. I would make a 70's style halter neck dress like this one, http://stitchitupstella.blogspot.com/2011/09/sss-11-day-24.html?showComment=1317463217044#c8045305829043369681
ReplyDeleteGeez I hope I win, I haven't seen this fabric here in Australia.
Wow - the Eton butterfly http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/eton-butterfly-black-2792.html captured my heart. I think this would make a fabulous blouse- it's too beautiful to use it where it wouldn't be front and centre. I really like Fancy Moon's site organization. It is really easy to find what you are looking for and is very user friendly.
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Nutmeg Seeds Orange is lovely - perfect colours for an autumn skirt
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Cool giveaway! I'd either go for Dasha Azure, Fashionista by Alexander Henry, Forest Animals Sage, Trefle by Kokka or Nutmeg Seeds Green, SE1 for Robert Kaufman... And I'd try to make a lined dress or skirt that I could wear in winter! l.kievits (at) gmail (dot) com.
ReplyDeleteOh the prints! As I have an addiction with florals I have to go with the Harajuku Peony Bright http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-theme/oriental/harajuku-peony-bright-2849.html It would probably become nice summery sheath dress.
ReplyDeleteOh I think it would be Deer Valley Green by Joel Dewberry. I've had my eye on the 30s style print for a while. But so much fantastic choice!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway :)
I really like the Fairlyte Bug Hunt Rich, but I think I would get Bewitched Purple, Haunted House by Alexander Henry. I'm studying fashion design so I can make lingerie and costumes so it's really fitting! I would probably use this fabric for a bodice of a dress or a corset!
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ReplyDeleteDefinitely Gay Paris Burlesque. I would make a cover for my Kindle Fire (for the day when I can afford it, haha!).
ReplyDeletehttp://www.fancymoon.co.uk/new-in/violace-paris-blue-3297.html
ReplyDeleteThe paris print postcards. I think I'd make a simple blouse like Colette's Sencha with this.
Oh oh oh! What a fantastic line up of fabrics, they have such great taste!
ReplyDeleteI had to think long and carefully about this, and decided I cannot go past the Gay Paris Burlesque by Spectrix. So adorable!
I might work it into a quilt! :)
Gorgeous, so hard to choose just one! I would pick French Post and make a simple shift dress out of it.
ReplyDeleteI love love Alexnder Henry's cotton lawn, and that Eton butterfly on cream would be sensational made up as a summer blouse here in Australia. Fingers crossed!
ReplyDeleteI love love Alexander Henry's cotton lawn, and the Eton Butterfly in Cream would be beautiful made as a summer blouse here in Australia. Fingers crossed :-)
ReplyDeleteSo many beauties but i think i'd have to go with the kitties you posted, Nora Neko, Indochine by Alexander Henry, and make a full circle skirt. My husband would probably disown me though, he's not too enamoured with my cat love- the fabric is worth it though!
ReplyDeletemy fave is 'forest floral black, trefle by kokka', & i'm thinking blouse, more of a kimono/wrap-around style, to go with a walking-skirt.
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Just Hanging, Monkey's Bizness, Alexander Henry - I'd make some PJs for my son =) Great giveaway x
ReplyDeleteI love all the Flower Sugar line0 I'd put it to use on a quilt :)
ReplyDeleteLike everyone else there are so many I adore! I really like the American Old Story Lambs in Natural, and I have so many little crafty things I want to try. I'd probably make a little overnight toiletry satchel with contrasting lining and a bright zipper. Maximum overnight kookiness! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the cosmo rose stone fabric! It would be perfect for a fitted dress.
ReplyDeleteFor a long time i wanted to make a kimono-style-blouse, so I would love the Flower Cart Turquoise by Kokka!
ReplyDeleteooh, the alexander henry blue bell. i've been lusting after that for so long!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what gorgeous fabrics!! Thanks for the chance to win :)
ReplyDeleteI love "Fantastic Forest Mushroom by Cosmo Textiles", I'd use it for some lovely cushions.
I love the butterfly top idea - I once saw a wedding dress in a similar butterfly print and it was gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI also love the wonderland white rabbit prints because I've been slowly gathering fabrics for an Alice-themed quilt (not that I quilt much usually).
I also would love a skirt out of the dasha azure by Alexander Henry.
Thanks for the giveaway!
Oh wow, so pretty ... I like the cotton linen mix Cosmo Rose in the stone colourway, for a skirt I think, slim, perhaps with a kick pleat.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Fantastic Forest Pink by Cosmo Textiles. I would probably make a circle skirt out of this.
ReplyDeleteCan't ever pass up the possibility of winning fabric! :) I really love this: http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-theme/retro-1920-1980/wild-blue-yonder-3408.html
ReplyDeleteIt would be perfect for accent pillows on our (newly slip-covered--I finally finished it after working on it for a year!) sofa. I'm trying to go with a bit of a mash-up of masculine and feminine retro motifs on the pillows, and this would be perfect. ;)
- Casey (elegantmusings AT gmail.com)
Utter scrumptiousness!! The Butterflies Black would make a beautiful skirt a la Gertie'ssew along for Burda, but I would so so so love to get close and personal with All I Want for Christmas in some fab pjs!
ReplyDeleteIt has to be Imperial Kiku Red!! I'm loving it for a big pop as a bolster on my already Asian-themed bedroom which is in blacks and beiges and sparks of gold. The perfect accent!! Just loving it.
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Oh, there are so many to choose from! I think I'd probably go with this one: http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-theme/vintage-repro-1800-1920/eiffel-tower-rouge-3345.html. :)
ReplyDeleteYum! Lovely fabrics and a gorgeous giveaway. Fancy Moon is such a great place for inspiration with so many fabulous prints....but my favourite is Boudoir Label in Grey. It's so hard to choose but I love the vintage feel of this one.
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They're all great! Headed over to the website now!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely give away, if i absolutely had to choose a print it would be this one. http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-theme/paisley/indigo-paisley-2853.html
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They are all so lovely! Probably the flower cart black to make a jinbei for my nephew!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make ceylon with the ornament brown echino print. Perfect!
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Oh, too many to choose from. I do like the Vintage Art Store print tho..pillows for my bed.
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I really like "Out to Lunch, Tammis Keefe Tribute Collection by Michael Miller." Not sure what I'd use it for, but it's darling :)
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Hi! I'd choose the butterfly cotton lawn and make either a blouse or the top of a dress... Thanks for hosting the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make a tie-neck blouse out of the Blue Bell, Fulham Road by Alexander Henry. I also love the Fantastic Forest series, but I'd like to make a full-skirted sundress out of them, and two metres isn't really enough for that, alas.
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I'm really in love with the three bears fabric by Robert Kaufman. I would make something for a baby with it like a sleeping bag. I love making things for babies as you can make really cute stuff and it's not too time consuming...Even though I don't have any kids myself, I have plenty of friends who do!
ReplyDeleteSooo hard to just pick ONE fabric! I love so many and there are tons that I haven't seen on American fabric sites before! I think my favorite is the Forest Animals Brown, Trefle by Kokka. I would make a full, highwaisted skirt with pockets and black binding all around it! *swoons* Thank you so much for the opportunity!!
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I would probably make the Colette Crepe dress out of the Viva Frida in Teal fabric. With a solid band and and solid accents. I love the colors in the fabric. And they also happen to play well with my Fall Palette challenge.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting this!
Sara
Oh, the store is just lovely! I'd use Fairlyte Butterfly Carnival Rich, Melissa White, Westminster to make a long-sleeved blouse for work, to perk up the winter days.
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Oooh, what a gorgeous giveaway! I love the Nora Necko, Indochine and I would make a pretty dress out of it. The beautiful Sleeping Beauty fabric would make such a cute nightgown and bed jacket for my little girl!
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I really love this!
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I'd make it into a pretty tie-necked blouse.
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Ooh, ooh, what a fantastic giveaway. I'd choose Dasha Azure Fashionista. Thanks Tilly. x
ReplyDeleteI would make a retro apron with the teapot cotton-linen blend!
ReplyDeleteBut they are all so lovely!
I love the sewing room in purple and pink. I don't know what I'd do with it, it was just love at first sight!
ReplyDeleteI'd totally make a skirt out of the Bus Stop Grey fabric by Etsuko Furuya for Kokka. So cute!
ReplyDeleteI would choose Eton Butterfly Black, Fulham Road by Alexander Henry or in white. I can't quite decide which one I like best. I would like to make a blouse out of it. thanks, katie
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My favorite is Elizabeth Rose Chinoiserie by Free Spirit..wow! I'd make the ginger skirt by Colette patterns with it for a nice vintage feel.
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I love the pinup print. It would match another pinup print fabric I made pillows out of for our couches. I'd make more pillows!
ReplyDeletemaryvannote (at) gmail (dot) com
I love the bicycles in the "Bicycle Purple, Echino Nico by Etsuko Furuya for Kokka" fabric. I'm imagining it would make a fun messenger bag.
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I'd go for the cat print (Nora Neko) from Alexander Henry, for a nice little dress (maybe with black velvet trimmings?)
ReplyDeleteI've spotted really a lot of beautiful fabrics on the site. I like especially the fabrics from the scandinavian-and-folk-art-section of the shop, for example morning call breakfast. It would look great in our kitchen.
ReplyDeleteLucy
I would love to own a skirt out of Bonsai Bridge fabric from Alexander Henry!
ReplyDeleteWow, it's so hard to choose! I'd love to do a cute shift dress in the Harajuku Peony, or a fun circle skirt in the yellow Asian Circles.
ReplyDeleteI cant pick jut one !! I love Festival of Winter, Koi with Lotus and Waves and Papillon Bleu. To be honest I love most of the fabrics on that site ! :-) I would like to see the fabric every day, so would make a skirt. Probably the Colette 'Ginger'. Fabulous give away, thanks ! x
ReplyDeleteOooooo, another night drooling over Fancy Moon, just when I thought I was out - you pulled me back in.
ReplyDeleteIf I had some spare cash for a self indulgent project I'd treat myself to a couple of metres of La Vie en Rose by Michael Miller. I'd make some luxurious cushions for my bedroom and splash out on some expensive fillers - dreamy.
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i love thwe Ornament Brown, Echino by Etsuko Furuya for Kokka.
ReplyDeleteIt would made a cute wrap skirt or a line
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What a great store. So many lovely prints. I do love the Fairlyte bug hunt in vibrant. It's so deep in it's coloring.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE "April in Paris" by Timeless Trasures. This would be absolutely adorable in a button shirt with a bow collar!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-type-1/printed-cotton-fabric/april-in-paris.html
I would go with Corazones Tea, Folklorico by Alexander Henry.
ReplyDeleteUnsure how it would look on the bias but would looove a Jasmine blouse (Colette) with it.
Wow, I've never heard of them before so thanks for sending us their way. They have some seriously gorgeous fabrics. My choice would be
ReplyDeletehttp://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-type-1/cotton-lawn/trios-fulham-road-alexander-henry-4100.html
It would be perfect for a top or a little dress.
This is a tough request, ... right now I'd say my favorite is Yugyoku Chrsanthemums Red. The exact pattern that it would be made into requires even more thought. The fabric is to lovely not to get it right.
ReplyDeleteIt's so hard to choose! After a lot of back and forth, I think I'd use the Farmdale Curio Natural (In the Kitchen by Alexander Henry) to revamp my living room with new pillows. Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteTee
Is Echino allowed? I would love to turn this fabric into a simple A-line shift dress:
ReplyDeleteWoodland Spring, Echino by Etsuko Furuya
Owl flower by Timeless treasures would make a fab dress for summer here. Thanks heaps : )
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Wow! I have spent a good coupl of hours drooling... need a drink of water now! LOL!
ReplyDeleteI love that they have such a large range of different prints to suit everyone! However, picking one was hard...
I love Trios, Fulham Road by Alexander Henry and would make a beautiful trans-season dress!
My second choice would be Asian Circles Dark, Kaffe Fassett for Rowan westminster and again, a dress.... hee hee!
So many great fabrics on this site, thank you for the introduction to them and the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteI would choose the Millefiore Red, Kaffe Fassett for Rowan Westminster and make a craaazy blouse from it!
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ReplyDeleteOMG! I'd just love that cotton lawn with the butterflies! Definitely would make a blouse out of it, it's stunning! Thanks to you and Fancy Moon Fabric for the generous giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love scandinavian folk art east-pavilion paper cut red. I wanted to get an unique curtains for one of my window
ReplyDeleteOMG Wranglers Tea, Nicole's prints pin-ups by Alexander Henry soooo hot. I think they would look great on an apron but I would really love to wear them out so maybe a short summer skirt to show them off.
ReplyDeleteEton Butterfly Black, Fulham Road by Alexander Henry, please.
ReplyDeleteIt would make a lovely summer dress.
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ReplyDeleteI love love to win the forest animals in pink ~ I think that the fabric would make up the sweetest blouse, and it would look great with a circle skirt! I have my fingers crossed...
xox,
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http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-theme/retro-1920-1980/forest-animals-pink-3233.html
I really love 'Ruby Star Teatime Jade' which I think is just crying out to be made into a 1950s shirt dress. It's such a great retro colour!
ReplyDeleteMy email is nanobynight at gmail dot com
You're a generous lass, Tilly!
ReplyDeleteI've been over to the Fancy Moon site and there are so many cute prints (mushrooms, forest animals) but I'm going to stick to something I know I would definitely use - Dasha Azure has to be it : )
What a great site!
ReplyDeleteHaving looked through them all, I am going to suggest the one that made me laugh the most: 'All I Want for Christmas White' by Alexander Henry.
I particularly enjoyed the description "Handsome and lusty, these festive chaps are sure to raise a smile on Christmas morning!"
Although if I win the competition I might choose something else :-)
Alison
www.peggyspickles.wordpress.com
Oooh, buttons! Cupcakes! Wire dressforms! There are so many awesome fabrics that choosing a favorite is almost impossible, sooo... I guess I'd chose "Harajuku Lady Bright, Indochine by Alexander Henry" which is closely followed by "Imperial Kiku Red, Indochine by Alexander Henry" and "Cosmo Rose Stone by Cosmo Textiles"... The Alexander Henry fabrics would definitely become skirts... Full skirts. The Rose stone fabric would be perfect for a shirtwaist!
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful choices. I, too, love the fabrics on Fancy Moon. I'm loving the website changes. Easier to navigate.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'd love Dasha Pink, Fashionista by Alexander Henry. I'd love to make a sweet blouse or skirt out of it. And it'll fit in nicely with my fall palette :)
Yay for great giveaways! Thanks.
I have spent so long looking at the beautiful fabrics and I have changed my mind on so many occasions but I think I have finally settled on Griffith Park Pink, In the Kitchen by Alexander Henry.
ReplyDeleteI think it'd make so many cool things, I'd have a fun time trying to decide by looking through my stack of patterns.
Kirsty
kirstystewart1 at hotmail dot co dot uk
OOh, I love this store, SO many inspiring fabrics! I am hankering for an oriental top/ tunic/ dress of some sort & adore
ReplyDeleteYugyoko Chrysanthemum in red or
Kyoto Geisha red by Elizabeth studios ....
More than a little smitten by the Imperial Red.
ReplyDeleteI love the Carousel Stripe Pink by Kayo Horaguchi for Kiyohara and I would make a nice, crisp shirt dress in it. Great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWow!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway!!!
I chose:
Play Dolls Cream, Sarah Jane for Michael Miller
Thank u! :)
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Wow, what a great selection. I reckon I'd choose Nutmeg Seeds Orange for a blouse or skirt.
ReplyDeleteI'll throw my name in, as I adore the tea cups fabric as well!
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to win Flower Sugar Rosebuds Blue, by Lecien. Thanks for introducing me to Fancy Moon.
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Papillon Bleu, French Journal by London Portfolio for Michael Miller! Would make a beutiful dress!
ReplyDeletethe alexander henry cotton lawns are lovely.... the peacock print is very similar to some fabric my grandmother has. It would be nice to have some more of it!
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What a wonderful selection of fabrics! I've found three that I really like - all for very different reasons: Woodland Spring, Echino by Etsuko Furuya for Kokka; Cutie World Kitsch Border, Trefle by Kokka; and Zanzibar Lime, Zanzabelle by Alexander Henry. I can only imagine the comments and questions I'd get with a skirt made out of the Cutie World border print! (amy.ahearta at gmail dot com)
ReplyDeleteAhhh! These are so gorgeous it's hard to choose. I really love the Dress Form fabric my Michael Miller.
ReplyDeleteOoh Fancy Moon is a dangerous website to look at when you've just been paid! I think I'd go for the Fresh Catch in Jade by Alexander Henry, and make a pencil dress out of it. There's a Limb one with Koi carp on it that I've had my eye on for a while - it would be good to make my own version :)
ReplyDeleteThere are so many great fabrics by Alexander Henry! It's tough but I would have to pick Au Natural Tea, Pin Ups as well. I'd make a cushion- sure to be a stand-out piece and complement the rustic decor of my home.
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I love this fabric: June Bug Bright by Alexander Henry.
ReplyDeleteit'd be perfect for a skirt!
Ana Belén R.M
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Spain
Hi, I love it!!! Ive bben dying to make some pyjamas indouble gauze, I would use the Cossack Striped Candy double gauze.
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Thanks
Katy
Awesome giveaway! (I may have a duplicate comment in here, but I don't think it showed up.)
ReplyDeleteThe best part of this post is that you just turned me on to Fancy Moon. I LOVE it! If I were to choose one fabric, I think I'd go for the grey bus stop echino print and maybe make a paperbag skirt out of it.
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I love Blue Bell or Little Green by Alexander Henry. I'd love to make a tote, pillow for my sewing room, or a vintage 50's dress out of them.
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE "April in Paris" by Timeless Trasures. This would be absolutely adorable in a button shirt with a bow collar!
http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-type-1/printed-cotton-fabric/april-in-paris.html
Such a great giveaway! I love the Alexandar Henry Regent Peacock. I would make a great fitted dress out of it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great giveaway! I would love to make a cute fitted dress out of the Alexander Henry Regent Peacock!
ReplyDeleteSo many of these fabrics are lovely! I would make a blouse out of Trios, Fulham Road by Alexander Henry.
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Thanks for another awesome giveaway!
I love the selection of fabrics, I'll be visiting often!
ReplyDeleteI'd choose Thunder Flower Red, Indochine by Alexander Henry to make a cool kimono style dress for fall.
Tina
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I had so much fun looking through them all it was hard to pick one over all the rest but I really like the Koi with Lotus and Waves and think it would make a lovely corset.
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I think that Flower Garden Bunches in Pink would be absolutely gorgeous as a Crepe dress (Collette Patterns) or as this Vintage Vogue dress, and I also can't get past the absolute sweetness of Farm Fresh Root Cellar in Cream
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway. :)
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So many nice fabrics! I would love to make a dress with a fitted bodice and full skirt out of the Echino Woodland Brown.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make a robot dress with the Alexander Henry Ready Set Robot, Monkey's Bizness fabric! I have the perfect pattern to use for 2m of fabric too. Thanks for the opportunity to win! I'm tabathatweedie@gmail.com.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I didn't know Fancy Moon but am bookmarking right now! The only stumbling block is total stupefaction in the face of all that choice...
ReplyDeleteRight now though, as I have to choose, I'd go for the Eton butterfly black by Alexander Henry.
With it I'd definitely make a dress for my 4 year old, and 2 metres would also just about do a matching straight skirt for me too - something simple to show it off.
And I'd try to cut the fabric leaving as many butterflies intact as possible, to beautify random items with applique.
I so want to win this...! Thanks so much for such a fab giveaway!
Ooh - what lovely fabrics! Given the lovely UK weather at the moment my eye has reverted to summer - in which case Alexander Henry Fulham Road Bluebell would be amazing as a dress with a fitted bodice, boat neck and gathered skirt (Simplicity 2591 in other words), or blouse in Dasha Pink Fashionista perhaps?
ReplyDeleteBut my head also knows it's really October, and there i think you're right with Imperial Kiku - also Alexander Henry...also in a dress?
I have no idea exactly what I'd do with it, but I do love Los Novios Black, Folklorico by Alexander Henry
ReplyDeleteAmazing giveaway, thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteI like a lot of fabrics, but my favourite is "Woodland Brown, Echino by Etsuko Furuya for Kokka"
It would have to be the Michael Miller Wing Study in Pastile - absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteooh I just ordered from this shop for the first time recently!! I am TOTALLY infatuated with everything Alexander Henry does, so it'd definitely be something of theirs, probably the Dagmar Plaid Pink, because I had it in my basket then had to leave it out in the end. Even though I don't normally do prints OR sew garments with quilting cotton, I'd make an exception here and do a little shell top to really show off the fabric.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore Regent Peacock, Fulham Road by Alexander Henry. I think I would make it into a nice blouse!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the giveaway!
I like Blue Bell, Fulham Road by Alexander Henry
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So many lovely fabrics - great giveaway - I think I'd like to make a skirt from Michael Miller's Bonehead Brown :)
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I love the Bicycle Purple, Echino Nico, I think I'd make a skirt, or maybe a bag, probably a skirt though...
ReplyDeleteSo many lovelies!
ReplyDeleteI would make a skirt of Nutmeg Seeds.
http://www.fancymoon.co.uk/shop-by-theme/retro-1920-1980/nutmeg-seeds-green-3394.html
What great fabrics! I would make a blouse out of: Blue Bell, Fulham Road by Alexander Henry.
ReplyDeleteSo cute fabric! I really like *Deer Valley Green*. Right one for a dress, isn´t it?
ReplyDeleteTrios by Alexander Henry, and yes I would make yet another dress!
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Marta x
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I am totally in love with Alexander Henry's fabrics - my last purchase from Fancy Moon was Las Senoritas, which I made into a hobo style bag that I take everywhere.
ReplyDeleteWow! So interesting! Tell me, please .... My favorite fabric is "saucy ladies" of course .... I would be happy with a shirt made with my fabric and complement that with a tie - bow. Wonderful!
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Thanks for sharing this gorgeous site - love finding new sources for fabulous fabric : )
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with Regent Peacock - wouldn't it make a divine dressing gown?
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I need to make some pillows for my future new sectional...so either Harajuku Peony Bright or Imperial Kiku Red, Indochine both by Alexander Henry...but then I also adore the Lecien Stripes...
ReplyDeleteI love the Contented Cats by Michael Miller because I love kitties!! I can totally see myself making a cute skirt and an apron! Oooo what a great giveaway! :)
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I loved the fabrics that are in store. I would be surprised with a romantic fabric suitable for making a dress for my 5 years old daughter.
ReplyDeleteAniway, if is necessary decided I will chose Play Dolls Cream, Sarah Jane for Michael Miller, lovely. Tks.
I've been in desperate search of the black Fulham Road Eton butterfly print for AGES, ever since fabric.com sold out of it. I'd try to eke a dress out of it, failing that it would probably become a skirt. Even if I don't win your giveaway, I'm grateful to know where to find this fabric!
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Such a fantastic giveaway... I'm having trouble choosing just one ;) But I'll go with: Ojo de Dios, Folklorico by Alexander Henry - It's so colourful and fun... :)
ReplyDeleteI love the forest animals in sage...it would make a gorgeous bag, or the fairlyte Bug hunt Rich is amazing as well and would make a gorgeous dress or bag! xx
ReplyDeleteAn almost impossible choice! I think I would go for the Papillon Cocoa, French Journal by London Portfolio as I am currently lusting over butterflies, and I would make a simple a-line or wrap skirt. Or a tote bag. Or a top. Or just sit and stroke it, maybe crying a little at the beauty...
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I love the Regent Peacock, Fulham Road, Alexander Henry. My 16 year old is really into peacocks this year and is painted one on the front of her dresser. I think I would make her a dress or skirt out of this fabric.
ReplyDeleteUh, I'd OF COURSE want that Alexander Henry cat print, being a steadfast crazy cat lady!
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I love the vintage inspired fabrics on this site! I would probably go with the "Nutmeg Seeds Orange, SE1 for Robert Kaufman" fabric, which is a nice, 60's-inspired fall fabric. I think it'd be a great fabric to make some home decor crafts out of. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo many choices! I'd have to win to force myself to choose.
ReplyDeleteI think I would choose Wild Blue Yonder by Michael Millar which would make a great shirt for a small boy (well my small boy at any rate)
ReplyDelete(I'm also in love with everything Alexander Henry of which this site has in abundance (I shall be back !), but MM gets my vote on this occasion)
I'm big into red and autumn right now, so it would be the imperial kiku for me, made into a high waisted pencil skirt.
ReplyDeleteOh oh oh! I'd choose Flower Sugar Rosebuds Blue, by Lecien and make a 50's peasant blouse and matching clutch with a tiny self-covered button. Thanks for the opportunity with this giveaway. :)
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Land of Aloha Pink by Alexander Henry
ReplyDeleteI need a beach bag!
Too many great fabrics to choose from! I would love to make a top out of Regent Peacock, Alexander Henry. Thanks for the giveaway.
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With too many to chose from, and being hooked on polka dots and flowers, I'd go for Flower Sugar Rosebuds Green by Lecien, and it would have to be a shirt dress. I think I will, even if I don't win the giveaway. Fancy Moon is great!
ReplyDeleteI really like Millefiore in Orange and in Tomato by Kaffe Fassett!
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I LOVE Dasha Pink Fashionista by Alexander Henry. Thanks for the great giveaway Tilly!
ReplyDeleteFun contest! I'm pretty much in love with the Matryoshka Russian Nesting Dolls in cream by Kokka. I would use it to make either Amy Butler's Spice Market tote (with a red interior) or her Blossom shoulder bag.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway, thanks!
ReplyDeleteIt´s hard to choose just one fabric, but it probably would be Dress Form by Michael Miller.
I think my favorite is the Morning Call Coffee. It would look pretty in my kitchen for pot holders or a table runner or an apron. I am new to your blog, btw, and just added it to my Google Reader.
ReplyDeleteOoh ooh too much gorgeousness. But I would choose Fresh Catch Jade, Twin Peaks by Alexander Henry. And I'd try and squeeze a dress out of it. I've been working on McCalls 2401 and I've managed to make a wearable muslin out of two metres so I'd give it a go! Thanks for offering it up Tilly :)
ReplyDeleteI would choose the beautiful bird themed fabric that is shown on your site; I would make pillows for my sewing room, which overlooks my garden! Lovely! Linda
ReplyDeleteI'd choose the kitch outdoor girls and make some cheeky cushions for when we go glam ing next year. Saucy!
ReplyDeleteI love the Animal Face, Puti de Pome, Kiyohara, I think it would make a really cute top or skirt!
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Wow, what gorgeous prints! I think I'd choose the Cosmo Rose Blue fabric. I could definitely see a lovely new blouse, or even a vintage dress out of that! And it looks to be in my color pallet!
ReplyDeleteLove the Dress Forms, by Michael Miller.
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Oh my goodness, it's so HARD to make a decision, because I love so many of them, but I think my current favourite has to be French Post. It would make the most wonderful cushion covers or curtains in my boudoir. If only I had a boudoir......
ReplyDeleteFor me it would be the butterfly fabric...I love it in Anthropologie and would make a dress in homage.
ReplyDeleteI would love some of the 'Fifties Kitchen' fabric :o)
ReplyDeleteSo cool for aprons, and matching gloves, toaster cover etc..
Please be kind enough to enter me in your giveaway!
And what a fabulous place to shop Fancy Moon is :o)
It was extremely hard to just choose one fabric :o)
I love the "Dill Blossoms Turquoise by Robert Kaufman". I have a pattern for a 70's tie neck blouse that I think would look awesome in this fabric.
ReplyDeleteAnd, my boy friend is a musician so it would be fun to line one of his guitar cases with a "Pin Up' fabric, "Las Senoritas" would be excellent.
I'd choose "perch pink stripe" or "flower bed purple" from the echino collection. I'd use them for a bag and matching wallet.
ReplyDeleteI would go for the slinky Alexander Henry cats, for a nice quirky dress.
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