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Dry goods & textiles: Linen, wool and cotton by the yard, from France, England and the Hudson Valley.

Department

Dry goods & textiles

The front of the shop is cloth. Washed linen from Normandy, wool suiting from England, shirting cotton, and cloth woven closer to home in the Hudson Valley. We cut by the yard on the original counter.

Bring your pattern and we will help you choose the cloth and work out how much you need. We keep thread, buttons, interfacing and notions to match.

Sold
By the half yard and yard
From
France, England, the Hudson Valley
Swatches
Free, up to five at a time
Cutting
On the 1912 counter, by hand

What we carry

Bring your pattern. We will help you work out the yardage.

  • Linen, wool, cotton and silk by the yard
  • Cloth woven in the Hudson Valley and the Catskills
  • Thread from France, buttons in horn, shell and corozo
  • Interfacing, canvas, linings and notions
  • Sewing patterns, shears and tailor’s chalk

Just in: textiles

All new arrivals
Bolts of linen and other cloth on wooden shelves in a fabric shop In store

Washed Normandy linen

A soft, mid-weight linen in six colors, washed before it left the mill.

Normandy, France$34 / yard
Three old wooden spools of cream cotton thread on a worn wooden shelf In store

Cotton thread from Lyon

Mercerized cotton sewing thread on wooden-look spools, in forty shades.

Lyon, France$6 / spool
Cones of wool yarn in rust, teal and slate Last few

Catskill wool yarn

Worsted wool from Catskill flocks, spun a county away. A small batch.

Spun in Greene County, NY$18 / skein

Coming up

All dates
  • Hands guiding green linen under the foot of a sewing machine

    Sewing class

    Sewing basics on the machine

    Thread a machine, sew a straight seam and finish a simple linen tote. For complete beginners.

    Saturday, November 710am to 1pm$852 of 6 seats left

  • Hands darning a grey knitted sock with orange wool

    Sewing class

    Mending evening

    Bring something that needs a patch, a darn or a button. We bring the thread and the tea.

    Thursday, December 106pm to 8pmFree5 of 12 seats left

Hear when new cloth comes in.

One short email when something good arrives, and the workshop dates. About twice a month.

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