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Old 12-29-2015, 05:18 AM
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Which fabric manufacturers produce the civil war prints that are so popular? I never know what to look for when online perusing fabric sales. Thanks
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Jo Morton is the most prolific designer of CW repros. Andover is the manufacturer of her designs.
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Judie Rothermel also does civil war for Marcus Brothers
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Yes, Marcus Brothers, Windham Fabrics, Andover Fabrics.
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Thank you. The info helps tremendously in my search.
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this is a wonderful fabric site http://www.reproductionfabrics.com/
with the eras broke down for easy perusal and in my case, for education
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Kalama, What a great website. Thanks for mentioning it. It is now saved as a "favorite"
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I haven't used my stash and I think the majority is from Marcus Bros.
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this is a wonderful fabric site http://www.reproductionfabrics.com/
with the eras broke down for easy perusal and in my case, for education
Thank you for posting this. If I ever get started on my underground RR it will come in handy.
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Kalama, What a great website. Thanks for mentioning it. It is now saved as a "favorite"
If I could start over I'd have nothing but 1800's fabric stash. Alas. I've been on the fabric wagon since 2001.
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