
Hancock had some rayon challis prints, nothing spectacular but it made me notice I hardly ever see this fabric anymore. In high school, most of my sewing was with challis and I loved it for long skirts with just a bit of structure and lots of flow. In the fall, there were always some incredible prints in fall colors. I wore a lot of rust, brown, and cream back then.
Also did you know that Hancock carries an entire John Deere collection of cotton, fleece, and flannel prints? Um, yeah.


At Jo-Ann's I fell in love again. They have two new collection of plaids, houndstooths, and tartans called British Frenzy and English Accent that are just lovely. I would want skirts, shawls (and I don't even wear shawls!) jackets, and maybe if I were feeling frisky, a pair of plaid cigarette pants.
Oh my, what the wardrobe I would have if I ever had the money, time, or motivation. Some day, some day...
Images: My own photo (from high school), Jo-Ann Fabrics
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That's a great picture of you from high school!
Thanks for the suggestion the other day about the vintage patterns wiki. I uploaded my pattern (sort of) and someone else fixed it so it's there now.
Good luck with the job search, too. I hope it all works out for you!
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