Ruby Street Quiltworks

Here is a sampling of the stunning new batiks for the 2010 Holiday Season from Hoffman.

Cool and Sweet for Summer, these classic seersucker fabrics are wonderful for sweet baby quilts, sundresses, shirts, blouses, pj's.

Jason Yenter has translated his signature "Graphix" style into a spooky Halloween collection. We think it translates well. Scary huh?

Sharyn Sowell brought these woodland images out of the woods with a pair of scissors and a piece of paper. The folks at Clothworks brought them to us on fabric. Now it's up to us to make them into a quilt, a bag, a garment, or something to make our home, or boat, or camper, more comfy or beautiful.

Sweet Baby! These darling prints from Olympia's darling, Mark Lipinski. Pink for girls, blue for boys, green for ..... both and purple ????????? Mix and match for perfectly charming.

Gorgeous Hoffman heavy metal with the scent of exotic spice and a golden hint of the holidays

The elemental color and texture of Stonehenge on flannel.

The original Stonehenge Warm and Cool Stone collection

Awesome graphics and powerful imagery honor the defenders of our freedom.

One hundred tonal prints including: dots, prisms, paisleys, berries, jacquards, specks, vines, tooled leather, swirls, hombres and roses. Find the perfect complement for your quilt.

The classic Marcus pansy is ready for Spring '10, in pretty pink tones touched with gold metallic. Three fabrics from this collection will be used in the Thurston County Fair block contest.

New from Mark Lipinski's Home: Winter's grace. Mark says, "My latest creation is an innovative winter collection that combines seasonal colors and ideas with a modern twist. Look for peacocks, rabbits and deer, surrounded by swirls and abstract shapes in a color palette that is rich and inviting." We agree. Enter the collection to see for yourself.

This charming children's collection tells the story of the circle of life. The collection includes loveable creatures and wonderful landscapes and textures.

Debbie Mumm created this collection of everyday earthday Angels and their friends to delight us mortals.

Anna Griffin delights us with this elegant powdery pastel palette. The centerpiece design offers a glorious botanical layered over a rich stripe while lattice and multiple textures create more sophisticated project possibilities. Flowers burst forth from lace and butterflies daintily flutter among twisting vines.

The folks at Robert Kaufman call them "Gallery Basics." I don't know what they were thinking, but these are anything but basic. Glorious!