1865 to 1900
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Post Civil War fabrics had a variety of designs that included paisleys, stripes, and florals. Predominant colors were madders, browns, greens and pinks. |
Notice: key letters AYG (Apparel Yard Goods); or FYG (Furnishing Yard Goods) will denote fabrics especially good (color/scale) for either dressgoods or furnishings.
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Adamston
Jo Morton
Last Updated: Sep 07 2022
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Reminiscence
Mourning and Half Mourning
Last Updated: Jun 30 2022
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Midnight Lace
Paula Barns
Last Updated: Jun 09 2022
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6th Street Cottons
Julie Letvin
Last Updated: Apr 15 2022
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St Leonard
Max and Louise
Last Updated: Mar 26 2022
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Blue Dahlia
Paula Barnes
Last Updated: Mar 05 2022
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Foundation
Timeworn Tool Box Designs
Last Updated: Nov 20 2021
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Cheddars
Shades and tints of Cheddar
Last Updated: Oct 15 2021
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Prairie Drygoods
Pam Buda
Last Updated: Feb 02 2022
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Henderson Street
Jill Shaulis, Yellow Creek Quilt Designs
Last Updated: Sep 23 2021
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Farmer's Daughter
Pam Buda's newest...
Last Updated: Jul 21 2021
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American Gathering
Stars and flags
Last Updated: Feb 16 2021
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Cheddar & Chocolate
Designed by Pam Buda
Last Updated: Mar 12 2020
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Mood in Blue
Paula Barnes
Last Updated: Nov 26 2019
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New Circa Shirtings
Additions to Pam Buda's Circa Prairie Basics line
Last Updated: Nov 01 2019
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Shelbyville
Jo Morton
Last Updated: Sep 07 2019
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Making Memories
Jill Shaulis
Last Updated: Aug 28 2019
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Special Scraps
Sheryl Johnson of Temecula Quilt Company
Last Updated: Aug 09 2019
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Abigail Blue
Mary Koval c. 1870
Last Updated: May 03 2019
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Temecula Treasures
1880-90-1900
Last Updated: Mar 07 2019
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Yarra Valley
Max and Louise
Last Updated: Feb 23 2019
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Cunningham
1880-1890
Last Updated: Mar 20 2019
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Late 19th Century Scraps
Assorted prints and solids
Last Updated: Oct 16 2016
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Margo's Finds, 1865-1900 Fabrics
Individual pieces from our 1865-1900 shelves!
Last Updated: Jun 09 2022
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Madder
Last Updated: Apr 13 2018
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Late 19th Century Shirtings
Last Updated: Sep 24 2022
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