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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You know we love a good theme—and this week’s drop is serving.
Welcome to Fifty Shades of Slay (Now with Extra Topstitching): a bold lineup of fierce fabrics ready to strut into your next project.
🔥 Bright + juicy vinyls
🧵 Cotton knits and wovens in dreamy prints and textures
🛋️ Home decor fabrics tough enough for your next DIY couch makeover
These aren’t your average neutrals. These are power-clashing, outfit-making, topstitch-worthy shades of YES.
→ Shop the Drop
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Ever tried freezing tights? Waxing cotton? Using vinegar to set colour?
Weird? Definitely.
Useful? Also yes.
We just launched Part 1 of our fabric hacks Blog Post—featuring 5 unusual tricks to help you soften, protect, or prep your stash in ways you never thought of.
✂️ These are especially great for deadstock, thrifted, or fussy fabrics.
👉 Read the full blog HERE
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You know what your stash needs?
A little drama.
A little retro flair.
A whole lot of ooh, where did you get THAT?!
We just dropped over 150 vintage sewing patterns into the shop — and these patterns did not come here to play — they came to SLAY (and maybe inspire your next favourite make).
We’re thrilled to share that Sewjo—the new app for hobby sewists—is officially live in the Play Store and App Store! 🎉
Built to help you organize your stash, stay inspired, and bring more joy to your sewing process, Sewjo is launching with its very first feature: the digital stash.
It’s still in beta (and growing!), so your feedback is more valuable than ever.
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! :)