Ruby Street Quiltworks

These fabrics sit on the shelves, bright and luminous as jam jars on a pantry shelf. There's red currant, concord grape and gooseberry. Add an array of funky cools from green to teal. Toss in some September gold and you have the colors of "September Light" Lida Enche's new collection from In the Beginning Fabrics. The graphics are playful impressions of birds, flowers and dragonflies that will make you smile.

Believe Batiks by Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts (from Moda). Enjoy the special gifts of winter and reflect on the wonders of the holiday season. This special collection with delightfully named colors like: sugar cookie, eggnog, wreath, frozen pond, midnight blue, warm glow and words like: family, joy, believe, will fill your heart and warm your soul.

This new collection from In the Beginning is a slice of summer. Come on down to Ruby Street and ask us to cut you a piece!

Delicate but exquisite renderings of a Black Capped Chickadee, a Northern Cardinal and a scattering of flora are the heart of this collection. The coordinating pieces are designed with a primitive elegance that will inspire the traditional in all of us. Projects made from this collection will season from early fall through the winter months of the new year. You won't put them away until that first sunny day in the spring.

Salmon Run c.1890 At the end of the 19th Century, the greatest natural Salmon Runs in the world were taking place. Astoria, Oregon was at the heart of it all – a boom town for the fishing trade as the Columbia River was teeming with salmon. At the same time, canneries were set up all around the mouth of the Columbia River and nearby waters. The canned salmon was sent all over the world. Businesses across the US would buy the cans and label them to sell in and around their local areas (Michigan, Iowa, NY, Chicago, San Francisco, to name just a few). This collection features a small sampling of some of the beautiful hand-painted artistry that went into labeling the cans.

This lovely holiday collection by Jason Yenter of In the Beginning Fabrics is as lovely and graphically sophisticated as you would expect. Subtle metallic accents on some of the pieces add a touch of holiday elegance. Make sure to check out the quilt patterns available in the accompanying book.

Our Cinnamon Stix for June include pieces from this fun tropical summer fling of a collection. We have teamed them with the coolest and hottest solids of summer. Pick up some Stix and make a cool, scrappy, summer quilt for hot summer nights!

Just what you would expect from Martha Negley and more. These flowers are lovely and luminous. The transparencies create a look I would call ethereal except for the big bold presence of the blooms. Lovely to behold!

Way beyond what you would expect, even from Jinny Beyer! Intense coloration in fiery tones.

If you love Stonehenge - Don't we all! - then you'll go wild for the new Stonehenge Skins!

These charming creatures can be made from your scrap bag or, grab a Baker's Dozen of our Stonehenge Skins fat quarters. You'll want to create the whole gang. They will be happy in a childs room, a rec room, your cubicle at work or a doctor's or dentist's office. Make just one or make a menagerie. Make one as a gift and give a smile.

Michael Miller Fabrics brings us these reproductions of textile designs by Tammis Keefe.

Medieval days reign in this angelic collection from Michael Miller. You will have to visit the shop to see the fine print quality in this collection.

This new collection by Jason Yenter from In the Beginning Fabrics features rich colors and detailed graphics. Come in the shop to browse the supporting book. The quilts will make this fabric come to life ... in the day of King Authur, Lancelot and the Queen, Guinevere.

A fresh modern collection from Amy Butler. Make sure to click on the thumbnails to see the entire swatch. Some have edgings or you need to see the repeat to appreciate the design.

All the elegance of days gone by. These are must haves for all us traditionalists.

This new collection from Jinny Beyer was inspired by her recent trip to the Ukraine. It has all the drama and intensity we expect from Jinny, with old world designs and textures. Beautiful!

Everything is quiet when the woods are covered with snow, so all you hear are Winter Whispers portrayed by the very subtle and quiet feeling of Michelle Mara's art.

Take a peek at a few of the wonderful patterns available from the creative design team at Rebecca Ruth Designs. Make sure to click on the thumbnail to see the full quilt.

A baby's memory book from the early 1920's provided the inspiration for this collection from Amy Barickman of Indygo Junction and The Vintage Workshop. Just as with a hard-cover book, the panel for this soft adaptation provides pages to note baby's milestones such as "height & weight progression"; "first word"; "first steps" and more. Robin's egg blue, dogwood pink, soft olive green and dusty gold create a palette with a truly vintage flavor. The second panel features a 16" x 23" pictorial center of toddlers at play which is flanked by four small rectangular toile images. The center is ideal to use as the basis for a larger crib quilt but will also make an adorable receiving blanket or changing pad. The toile blocks will easily incorporate into a quilt but are also the perfect size for pockets on a diaper bag or nursery organizer!

The centerpiece of this lovely collection is a striking floral hombre. Make it the centerpiece of your quilt. Use your own pattern, or select one of the patterns designed specially for this unique collection. It comes in both a Teal and a Purple colorway.

These luxurious 100% Cotton Sateens come with a silk-like sheen and Moda's unmistakable quality. They would make an absolutely stunning "Whole Cloth" or pieced quilt, a lovely background for an applique piece, or a beautiful blouse or dress, shirt or skirt. They will add a touch of elegance to any project.

by Jacqueline Paton Jacqueline has created some incredible yarn-dyed, woven fabrics to add warmth and texture to your next project. Perfect for autumn quilts.

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

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

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.

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.