When I was in LA recently I picked up some fantastic new fabrics for the Cashmerette store. I find that nice printed jerseys are generally the hardest to find, so that’s what I went on the hunt for – and luckily I managed to find quite a few! These jerseys are great for the Appleton Dress, and the stripes would make an awesome Concord T-Shirt – they’re available as kits with or without a pattern, and some of them are also available by the yard

Let’s kick it off with this stonking large-scale abstract painterly jersey

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• Abstract jersey kit with Appleton pattern
• Abstract jersey kit without Appleton pattern

There’s a very limited number of Appleton kits left of this sophisticated black and white jersey

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• Black & white jersey kit with Appleton pattern

This blue floral on a black background is such a classic. Great for any knit dress!

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• Black and Blue Floral with Appleton pattern
• Black and Blue Floral by the half yard

This is So. Much. Fun. Coral jersey with blue palm leaves! Your next favourite summer dress, for certain.

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• Coral palm jersey with Appleton pattern
• Coral palm jersey without Appleton pattern

This small-scale ikat-inspired ITY makes a great Appleton for work.

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• Ikat-inspired kit with Appleton pattern
• Ikat-inspired kit without Appleton pattern

The last new Appleton kit is this totally classic blue and pink floral jersey. I’ve already made myself a short-sleeve Appleton from it and I can already tell it’s going to be a workhorse of my summer wardrobe.

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• Blue and Pink Floral jersey kit with Appleton pattern
• Blue and Pink Floral jersey by the half yard

And, on to the Concord kits! Here’s a really sophisticated lightweight oatmeal and navy stripe.

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• Oatmeal and navy jersey stripe with Concord T-Shirt pattern. 

This grey and cream stripe has great proportions and a lovely hand.

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• Grey and cream stripe jersey with Concord T-Shirt pattern. 

So, what do you think? Do any of these tickle your fancy? And are there any other types of fabrics you’d like to see in the store?

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