Nancy Js Fabrics - Quilt Shop - Quilt Fabrics

A Fun and Colorful Fabric Shopping Experience
A Fabric Pickin' Patch …with U-Pick Fat Quarters
A Trip Around the Color Wheel

Where you will find the latest and greatest quality fabrics for your quilting projects from more than a dozen of the Quilting Industry's trend setting vendors and fabric designers.

Established in 1980, Nancy J's fabrics has been exclusively 100% cotton fabrics for the past 15 years.

As we debut

in the spring of 2006

it is the 26th year of business for the fabric shop.

We want your shopping trip to

to be just as much fun as shopping with your best friend!

All fabrics offered through our web site are first-run print goods from the most reputable fabric companies in the industry.

As you flip through the pages of the Fabric Pickin' Patch please realize that all fabrics, unless otherwise noted, are available as fat quarters...U-Pick which fat quarter you wish to co-ordinate.

Some of the

fabric collections are also

available as a pre-selected fat quarter bundle.

A TRIP AROUND THE COLOR WHEEL!

As you spin the color wheel, please realize that

all fabrics on the

pages have been

assigned color identities based on their color HUE. There are three primary...red, blue & yellow and three secondary…green, orange & violet/purple, colors, plus black, white & beige. You will find tints, tones and shades of each based on the HUE. Tertiary colors, the six colors that are the result of mixing a primary color with the secondary color on one side or the other are assigned to the Hue they most closely reflect.

Looking for Pink? Is it Rose or Fushia? Tints of red will be pink. Tints of red-violet which is found with purple will also be pink. Maybe you need turquoise or teal. Usually these two colors are more blue, where as jade is more green. What about rust? It's most likely a shade of orange. And brown? It could be shade of yellow-orange or even a muddy yellow-green. According to color theory, brown is really a mix of orange and blue. To help you visualize these colors, grab a box of 24 crayons (because there aren't as many to look through) and pull out the 12 colors of the color wheel, plus black, white and brown. I also included the green-yellow and the violet-red! It is truly amazing...this Wonderful World of Color!!

So that The Past may be Preserved for the Future; 2 %

of all sales from

will be donated to the

Quilters Hall of Fame Museum for the purposes of Exhibits, Acquisitions and Educational programs.