Deadstock Fabrics
Revived
Revived
When fashion designers, brands or apparel manufacturers cannot sell or use the fabric rolls that they have, the fabric is considered to be Textile Waste.
This is their second chance for revival.
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The Warm Fuzzies drop is live now.
This drop is full of fabrics that bring that feeling to life.
Fleeces, sweatshirt knits, French terry, wools, materials that feel cozy on your body, satisfying under your hands, and joyful to work with.
The kind of fabrics that make you excited to sit down at your machine again.
Take a browse, start the year with something cozy and joyful, and ease into 2026 doing what you love.
Happy New Year ❤️
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Starting in January 2026, we’ll be opening the studio twice a month on Saturdays.
Mark your calendars: we’ll be open onSaturday, January 10andSaturday, January 24.
Same warm welcome, just more chances to visit.
Save the date
Saturday, February 7, 2026 marks seven years since we opened our textile waste reuse centre, and we’re hosting an in-studio anniversary celebration to mark the milestone, a full day of gathering, making, and celebrating what’s been built over the years.
More details soon. Save the date.
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We just added nearly 300 vintage sewing patterns, and they span decades, styles, and moods.
From dramatic gowns to everyday comfort pieces, from kidswear to accessories you didn’t know you needed (yes, including things like dog beds), this collection is beautifully eclectic in the best possible way.
✨ Take your time. Zoom in. Get inspired.
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It’s full of those great fabrics that somehow slipped under the radar — team favourites and quiet gems we’re surprised are still on the shelves. We’ll be adding more every week, so take a peek before they finally get discovered.
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It’s a bead-heavy Midweek Drop and the serotonin is unreal.
Plastic, glass, Swarovski, tiny seed beads, big statement beads — all that colour and texture doing that little “tickle your brain” thing the second they pour out.
Go peek. Your brain will light up. ✨
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You loved Part 1 of our weird-but-useful fabric hacks… and we’re back with 5 more.
From burnishing linen with a glass jar to deodorizing fabric with vodka, this round goes even deeper into the experimental side of fabric care. And yes—they all work.
👉 Read the full blog HERE
We recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Michael Newman, a reporter from Global News about our work at the Textile Waste ReUSE Centre.
Click on the video to watch the story!
COMMUNITY
We opened a Facebook group called FABCYCLE SEWING GROUP!
This Facebook group is our community space to inspire one another, support our fellow makers, and mostly, to connect over the love of everything fabrics, sewing, and creating our own projects from textile waste.
We hope you accept this invitation to join as we will be posting sneak peeks, really cool (and often weird and wonderful) things we get, sewing challenges, and exciting updates! :)




