Am I the only person who has the beginning of that book ingrained in my brain? "One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish, ... " Such an iconic part of our childhoods, and I'm loving this design, which could have inspired by the story.

(My favorite part of the book now that I'm a mom? I can still recite it: "Why are they sad and mad and glad? I do not know. Go ask your dad.")

Interlock's great for babies, of course, and it makes the easiest, quickest knotted caps (there's a pattern in Baby Essentials if you need it), glorious snap tees (using our snap tape, of course), marvelous pants, and the like. Combined with another fabric, it really shines -- make a hat that you can turn inside-out, a two-layered receiving blanket, a shirt with a contrasting pocket and cuffs...

But don't stop at baby and kid stuff -- what a waste that would be! Adults will be every bit as appreciative of the soft feel, and will have fun with the design too -- pair a simple top with a great skirt, one made from this fabric and one in a matching natural. Or try shorts, pajamas, exercise wear ... so many options, and they'll all look so good! (And so, we hope, will you...)

There's just a bit of stretch (about 35% one way, and hardly any the other) and good rebound. The fabric has a 12.5" repeat, both horizontal and vertical.

At 12 ounces per linear yard, the fabric weighs approximately 6.4 ounces per square yard. It is knit and responsibly printed in the US by a company that adheres to the Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS).