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.
NEW
This weekend’s new drop has range.
Softs, structure, prints, colour, texture, knits, wovens, the whole beautifully mixed-up equation.
The theme is math, which gave us permission to get a little silly with the names, but the fabrics themselves are genuinely useful and full of project potential.
Head to New Arrivals and have a browse. You might leave with fabric. You might also leave with a favourite fabric name.
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We added over 30 fabrics to the Buy One, Get One collection,
Which means there are even more good finds waiting to be discovered.
Have a browse, see what catches your eye, and maybe give a few of them the perfect excuse to come home with you.
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We somehow gathered a massive collection of sewing and knitting tools and they’re all now sitting in New Arrivals.
There are almost 200 tools in this drop, which means your sewing drawer might be about to get a little upgrade.
Go explore New Supplies and see what you find.
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We added a new option to make it easier to save your purchases to your Sewjo stash.
After you place an order, check your confirmation email for the 'Add to stash' button.
Click it, sign in or sign up, and then open the Sewjo app to see your stash.
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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. ✨
blog
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! :)