These yarn dyed fabrics from Lecien just arrived and as much as I’m enjoying Summer, they sure have me thinking about what I will be wearing this Fall.

Owls are in!  But since they sell so quickly, they don’t stay “in” for very long at Fabric of Vision!

These funky owls were designed by Tina Givens.

I can’t decide which color way is my favorite.  What do you think?

Every  day is a ribbon cutting day when you have these at your disposal.

Even the fussiest eater can enjoy these fruits and vegetables!

What’s this about the birds and the bees?

Although not a true oil cloth, vinyl coated fabrics are perfect for picnic tables, kitchen tables and chairs, or just a fun simple lunch bag.

What’s new in the “STUFF” department?

Huge snaps are referred to as “Whopper Poppers!”  Did you know that?  I didn’t until a costumer from OSF  (Oregon Shakespeare Festival) came in and saw these.

Our intent is to use them decoratively on garments, such as this Indygo Junction Vest.

Zippers are no longer boring, nor do they need to be hidden.  Fabric of Vision now has 35 colors of zippers!

These colorful zippers cry out to be used in these small bags by Atkinson Designs.

The aptly named “Cash and Carry”

….and the “Zippy Strippy”

You don’t have to cook to reap the benefits of an apron!  Bring in food from a favorite restaurant or market (I can never figure out why some people call it “Take Out”  food and others call it “Take In” food.  My friend happily calls it “Other People’s Cooking!”)

OK, staying on topic, bring in food, transfer everything to real dishes, use cloth napkins (so easy to make), put on a cute apron before the guests arrive and enjoy!

When asked “Did you make this?” ignore the fact that friends are asking about the food and tell them how you made this sassy apron, “Aunt Ina’s Apron” from Reets Rags to Stitches.

If I still haven’t convinced you to make an apron, how can you ignore these brightly colored Rick Racks?  I’m sure there is a color to match your dishes!

The newest addition…

Isn’t that the perfect name for this line of fabric?

The Alexander Henry boys have returned!

Don’t like to cook, but like to entertain?  No problem!  Make yourself an apron out of these cute fabrics, take in food, transfer food to vintage serving dishes, and add cloth napkins!  Presentation is everything!