You save 25% on all of their organic cotton, bamboo and even their “City Blocks” fabric, which is made from 100% recycled pop bottles.

Why buy green fabric?  Fabric manufacturing is unfortunately, not a very eco-friendly process.  Cotton takes a lot of pesticides, fabric dyes can be toxic, and synthetic fabrics are usually made from petroleum products.  Going green in your studio can be one more way to make little changes that help the planet.

As a special treat, you can also get an eco-tote with any purchase of eco-friendly fabric.  Just use the code “TOTE424″ at the checkout.  Just remember, the sale ends on Monday, April 27th at midnight.

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Want to Stock Up on “Green” Fabric?

Well, this year Fabric.com has decided to start the fun early – you can pick up Christmas fabric, on sale, right now!

Just click on the link, and enter the code “AC128″ to enjoy the savings.  It’s like a Christmas gift to yourself!

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Christmas fabric is on sale…

Of course, sales on yummy quilting cottons don’t help much either!

I’ve got a real problem and/or passion for quilting cotton – I swear it’s an addiction!  I see a bolt of freshly marked down cottony-loveliness and my palms start sweating.  Luckily, I do actually use many yards of the stuff a year

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