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October 29, 2019

40LBS OF FABRIC | October Haul

I'm not proud that I bought enough material for another haul. But I am very, very pleased with my purchases! And I had so much fun in the purchasing process - hopefully working with them will be just as enjoyable! 

Though I'm taking a little break from sewing to go on an editing spree - including the monthly update for October, and the devoted hat video. I think I've earned a break since I finished up TWO halloween projects! Just in the nick of time! So now I have photos of those projects to edit too - here they are straight out of the camera. 

There will be blog posts about these projects too, and feature in a monthly vlog! Hopefully I can get those done before the end of the month too. 

40LBS OF FABRIC | October Haul (YouTube)

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Bjornedyr · November 16, 2019

Every purple fabric you've shown in this haul is AMAZING! 😍 I went in to a thrift store this Monday and found four yards of a black, grey and red cotton plaid for 10$ and I had to get it! Soon I'll have a huge shirt and a pair of paper bag shorts.. Can't wait!

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Shortwaist Patterns · November 1, 2019

I'm super looking forward to what you do with that mint-teal stripey fabric! My most recent purchase was a wide width purple shot blue organza, and I don't know whether to make a Giselle-style tutu and/or something similar to your organza butterfly gown! Currently dreading the price of whatever yardage I'll need to back it with... Historical fashion, so beautiful to see, so savage to the bank account

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Harko · October 31, 2019

Thanks Angela, fabric hauls are always fun to watch! My favorite was definitely your sweater!

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Eva · October 31, 2019

I adore your fabric hauls, your love for the fabrics and genuine excitement really come through! I'm a home sewist with no historical projects planned but you make me feel like I absolutely need a magenta plaid dupioni in my life right now.

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Angela Clayton · November 1, 2019

EVERYONE needs a magenta plaid dupioni in their life!

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Debra Kim White · October 31, 2019

I love the👑PLAIDS great choices!! Cannot wait to see the finished projects! 💟 ✂ I know what you mean about fabric shoppes⏩✂I go crazy on my hauls BUT it is a fun crazy, RIGHT!👍 The last haul I went on was last year! I have had so many sewing projects to complete ⏩I promised myself NO MORE hauls ! Finally finished up and now will be going maybe black Friday or sooner💟 I do m!!y major haul at the change of the seasons⏩Prices are great!! I cannot wait when your hat patterns are available. Thank you Angela!

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Hayley Maurice · October 31, 2019

That’s great!.... But what did you get at the vintage fair?

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Hayley Maurice · October 31, 2019

That is a joke. I hope that comes across. My favorite part is the feathers. The striped green one is so striking

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Anna Östman · October 30, 2019

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for helping to reduce _my_ fabric shopping, because sharing your haul joy fills my consu-meter. Those checkered and charmeuse silks. I can't even.

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Angela Clayton · November 1, 2019

Thank you for giving me a new reason to justify buying fabric in the future - if my hauls are helping people so I must never stop buying material and filming them haha!

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Heather Haas · October 29, 2019

I love all of the striped fabrics! I'm a sucker for stripes.

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Gena Hebert · October 29, 2019

Gena Hebert-I throughly watching your fabric and fathers and whatever else you decide to buy. It is like watching Christmas unfold. We do not have as many fabric shops in our area but wow-I could go to town-however where would I put them all??? I giggled like a girl at the reasoning for your purchases. They all sounded well to me. I look forward to your posts.

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The Crafty Techy · October 29, 2019

You justify buying fabric, I justify buying a $1500 embroidery machine (and fabric). I love being in a place with people who understand me :)

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Katie Barber · October 29, 2019

I can't even with that Halloween ensemble! You nailed it and that pumpkin hat is on point! I'd also like to add that Uber is a blessing when you've got a trek like that next time.

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Honora M. Weaver · October 29, 2019

I hope the pumpkin hat ends up as a tutorial or pattern. It’s so adorable. I love the dress, too.

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Angela Clayton · November 1, 2019

It's probably a bit too specific to turn into a pattern or tutorial, I'm not sure how broad the appeal would be. But I did a detailed write up on my blog along with the pattern measurements - hopefully that has information to create something similar!

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Susanne Mallmann · October 29, 2019

I can totally relate to that amazing haul! How could you refuse yourself to buy those lovely fabrics? You just can't. That is why I usually don't go fabric shopping. I have such a big pile already and no time nor energy to sew anything. Having said that.... my last haul was some lovely striped yellow & white fabric for an edwardian type blouse and a blue and white striped fabric for another blouse. I would love to see you make a civil war era dress with the dark green striped fabric. It would suit you so much!

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Susanne Mallmann · October 30, 2019

I just came across a dress on Pinterest where the fabric reminds me of the white / black / peach striped fabric: https://66.media.tumblr.com/268313cb839f8279e550ef58efa443dc/tumblr_n6qp43GjfM1qcddvlo1_500.jpg

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Lorena · October 29, 2019

Oooh what a lovely haul. That red striped taffeta says "1912" to me! Your Halloween outfits look stunning, especially the black and white stripes. Cool black background too! And, a1880s seaside ensemble - that sounds absolutely incredible, I just can't wait to see you make that one!

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Angela Clayton · November 1, 2019

It does kind of look like an edwardian evening gown, doesn't it? But I have so much of it that I'm tempted to make something bigger...and with more ruffles!

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Shoop · October 29, 2019

I work at a craft store so I'm constantly buying new supplies... but there aren't really any fabric shops in my city so one day I want to go on a trip to do a big fabric haul too :)

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Rebekah Diehl · October 29, 2019

Those floofy plumes! Just divine! Can't wait to see all the hats that are to come.

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michella Doherty · October 29, 2019

I loved your plaids. I recently bought a gorgeous blue green brown plaid that is stunning, cut only 21/8 yards which will never become the jumper I was hoping for it to be. But it might be a nice skirt. The problem is I have no hips, no waist and no butt to hold it up so skirts and I don't get along so well. But the fabric is gorgeous and it will become something that's probably not worthy of the fabric but it will become something. The problem is I just have a thing for fabric more than I do for sewing. I'm not sure what to make of that but I have a nice little stash for when I figure out what I will make of it. I also recently got some gorgeous Italian silk interiors fabrics. One is a yellow dotted Swiss that I think you'd swoon over.

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Angela Clayton · November 1, 2019

Oh that sounds lovely! My store bought skirts are almost always too big for my waist and prone to sliding down - I've found belts to be a life saver in improving their fit, maybe you would have the same luck? And I can totally relate, even though I LOVE sewing, I think buying the fabric is my favorite part!

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Anita Raj · October 29, 2019

Next time, get 50 pounds and I’ll cover the Lyft/taxi to Penn Station 😁

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Anita Raj · October 29, 2019

I’m glad us diabolical Patrons enable you to buy *all* the pretty fabrics that must go home with you.

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Leslie Soo · October 29, 2019

I am looking forward to the long coat.

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Knitbelove · October 29, 2019

Omg those greens!!!! The plaid especially... YUM!! My most exciting recent acquisition (early birthday gift from my parents and husband) was a NEW SEWING MACHINE!!! So I'll actually use the stash i keep growing. It's a Brother 575 and a big step up from my old machine that struggled a lot. Now i just need the time to sew, why do i gotta have a full time job like some kinda chump........

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Angela Clayton · November 1, 2019

I know right? It looks like delicious kiwi or something. That's awesome! I hope it serves you well and gets lots of use! :D