Everything you need to sew,

Naturally!

   NearSea News, distributed occasionally to keep you up-to-date

on the organic fabrics you work with and love.

new fabric fun for everyone

If you haven't visited our website lately, you're in for a pleasant surprise.  We're constantly adding new fabrics, and we have some particularly exciting additions -- new organic cotton sateen prints in an ever-useful 110" width. These bold designer organic print fabrics, the “Season One” custom designs by Harmony Art, are printed with fiber-reactive low impact inks and dyes. Matching solid-colored fabrics are also available, to aid in coordination.

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on the cutting edge

by Winnie Culp

When you contact us at NearSea Naturals, imagine me in a small building in "the middle of nowhere," cutting your fabric by solar-powered lights and answering emails thanks to our satellite internet connection. Our customers live in urban and rural settings across the US and around the world. They’re conscious of style, natural and organic materials, and the importance of quality choices. We have this in common, regardless of where we live.

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taking the global perspective

by Tara Bloyd

Around the world, the awareness of sustainable fabrics is growing. From Australia to Zimbabwe, people are realizing the many benefits of choosing organic and natural for their clothes, bedding, and home furnishings. Yet finding compelling reasons to use these materials can be much easier than finding a local source for the fabrics themselves. The solution? Going online, to NearSea Naturals.

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fashion, style, elegance

by Deborah Roth

Green. Fashionable.  It's not Kermit in Prada. It's Verdopolis, the environmentally-conscious fashion show held during Manhattan's famed Fashion Week in February.  

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about this newsletter

NearSea News is produced occasionally, to keep you up-to-date with the happenings at NearSea Naturals, Incorporated, and in the world of sustainable fabrics.  To subscribe or unsubscribe, <click here>.  The newsletter is produced by Marguerite Kearns, who does freelance work as well.