Marcy Tilton Fabric Store | Designer Fabrics for Fashion, Decor & More

FABRICS FOR

VOGUE 1959

SUMMER TRIO PATTERN SET

BEAUTIFUL BLENDS

COTTON + SILK

GEOMETRICS

NEW PRINTS

ANIMALS

NEW FLORALS

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Designer Fabric Store

FOR FASHION, DECOR, CRAFTS & MORE

Welcome Marcy Tilton's designer fabric store where we are always in the mood to sew. In our online fabric store you will find a carefully curated selection of new, deadstock and vintage designer fabrics for fashion, decor and more. We sell both knit fabrics and woven fabrics as yardage, special cuts and full panels. Many of our designer fabrics come to us directly from the studio stash of top fashion houses around the world. Other fabrics we bring to you from top fabric mills in France, Italy, India and Japan that produce designer fabrics for the biggest names in fashion. You will also discover designer fabrics featuring exclusive prints available only from Marcy Tilton Fabrics. Marcy's current garment designs are available from Vogue Patterns. Happy stashing and sewing!

VOGUE 1959

FABRIC COLLECTION

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NEW ARRIVALS

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Sylvia Stripe Crinkle Stretch Woven

$ 13.00

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Krista Stripe Italian Seersucker Woven

$ 14.00

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Kerry Stripe Seersucker Woven

$ 14.00

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Samantha Plaid Cotton Woven

$ 14.00

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Denise Plaid Cotton Woven

$ 14.00

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Sand Strata Italian Cotton

$ 18.50

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Deco Diva Italian Viscose Woven

$ 16.00

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Inca Lines Cotton Woven

$ 14.00

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V1694 in Rei japanese cotton from nani iro

We made my best selling pattern V1694 straight out of the pattern envelope using Rei, a fabulous Nani Iro cotton double gauze in a vibrant color way. I wanted to see how the seaming in the design would work using one print with no fussy cutting, simply laying out the fabric and pinning on the pattern, placing the pieces where they land. I had used another Nani Iro fabric for one view on the pattern envelope, so already knew that the fabric is a perfect weight for the style. The result is a winner, a just-right combination of pattern and fabric - and you could have similar results with any of our Nani Iro cotton double gauze fabrics.

NANI IRO

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Akemi Japanese Linen/Cotton Woven

$ 17.50

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Blithe Spirit Japanese Cotton Double Gauze Woven

$ 18.00

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Black Magic Japanese Cotton Canvas Woven

$ 18.00

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Reverie Japanese Cotton/Silk Woven

$ 24.00

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Midori Japanese Cotton/Silk Woven

$ 24.00

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Night Blooms Japanese Cotton/Silk Woven

$ 24.00

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Pearl Bouquet Japanese Linen Woven

Sold out

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Line In The Sand Japanese Cotton/Linen Double Gauze Woven

$ 18.00

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KATHERINE'S ELLSWORTH SHIRT IN BLACK HANKY LINEN

KATHERINE SAYS:

The Ellsworth Shirt is a simple, flattering shirt that I will wear all summer. The pattern itself runs larger than I wanted so I cut this version smaller and longer, while simplifying and lengthening the sleeves.

Notes and changes made to the pattern:

Black hanky linen was machine washed and dried. The finished shirt will no longer go in the dryer and will be worn purposely wrinkled.
I cut two sizes smaller than my normal size. Paper fit the front and back to determine which size pattern will give you the look you want.
Added 8” in length, shifting the side openings down on the pattern.
Added 3” in length to the center front, grading up to the side. This adjusted the front length to make accommodation for a full bust and tummy.
Added 1” to the sleeve length.
Cut 4 sleeve cuffs and used them to make a simple turn back cuff with a slit.
Added an extra 1½” band down the front. ...READ MORE ON THE BLOG

LINEN

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Brandy Rose Linen Woven

$ 17.50

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Lilac Haze Linen Woven

$ 17.50

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Fine Feathers Linen Woven

$ 19.00

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Purple Hydrangeas Linen Woven

$ 19.00

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Bluette Linen Woven

$ 15.00

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Waterlilies Linen Woven

$ 24.00

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Lotusland Linen Woven

$ 24.00

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Sun And Sky Linen Woven

$ 22.00

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NEW JAPANESE COTTON

SEERSUCKER

v1899 in cotton Plissé

Plissé and seersucker are perfect fabrics for a light and airy spring into summer shirt. (I just bought one here in Paris). Last season I made V1899 in black Japanese plissé. We're out of this exact fabric but have a new version, Black Pepper Dots Plissé, also in white, White Salt Dots Plissé.

The difference between Plissé and seersucker is that with plissé the crinkles are made after the fabric is woven when a special chemical is printed onto the fabric causing it to pucker. The crinkles in seersucker are woven in. Both are comfortable to wear and ideal in hot weather. Some of the best cotton seersucker and plissé fabrics are produced in Japan where they have fine tuned the process because of there hot humid summers.