That was a rhetorical question . . . but dotted Swiss is a perfectly good fabric that can be used for many things and if I can manage to dye it in some earhtones I'm going to sew them!

Fran

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 This type of fabric is primarily used today for little girl's outfits, as well 
as for babies. I guess that is why there is a primarily pastel palette 
currently available.
:)
 ~Kimberley
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I somehow got the impression that pin-dotted fabric is in style so it would be easy to find, but I think I was wrong about that. I went to the dentist in Berkeley on Wednesday and consoled myself by going to three fabric stores over there (Poppy, Stonemountain, and Discount Fabrics), and I wasn't seeing much in the way of pin dots. As for the dotted Swiss, I asked Baltazor how well their $15/yard 100% cotton batiste white Swiss would dye. (Why is it manufacturers are so locked into the white/blue/pink/pale yellow colors for dotted Swiss?) They said they didn't know whether the fabric would stand up to machine dyeing, but offered to send me half a yard free of charge to test. Fran Sharon Collier wrote: > Hot pink dots on a chartreuse ground!!! > What were they thinking? Can you believe someone actually got paid to put > that combo together, but we have trouble finding decent fabrics anywhere? > Honestly, some of the patterns out there make me shudder! > > _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume ________________________________________________________________________
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