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If you have a tendency to want every fabric because they are all so beautiful, but don't have the space to keep yards and yards, then you will love our fabric bundles!  We've selected several fabrics that all go wonderfully together, and packaged them in bundles that contain 1/2 yard of each fabric.  These are wonderful to help you get creative!  Use one fabric for a collar, another fabric for a hem band, perhaps another for the bodice and another for the skirt.  Or if you are making home dec items, piece together the pieces for valances, pillow tops, aprons, etc.  The possibilities are limitless!
Another wonderful thing about our bundles, is that they are always 10% less than you would pay regularly for them if you were to buy them individually.  And to entice you to try them out, we are offering a special coupon for an extra 15% off the bundles until October 17th!
Just type in the code BUNDLE11 when you check out to get this extra discount.
Visit our bundles here!
Happy Bundling!
-Ann

Comments

  1. AnonymousOctober 20, 2011 at 8:38 AM

    You do have the most beautiful baby fabric ever. I just need to get sewing to make use of what I've purchased!

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  2. D-lynOctober 20, 2011 at 6:59 PM

    My bundle was awesome and I have already made a few things! A darling baby dress with bit of smocking on it and a patched gathered ruffle skirt, and some doll clothes!

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