Kennard & Kennard Fabrics Blog

Sewing with tone on tone fabrics is the perfect way to add visual depth to a quilt without the crowded look of multi-coloured and busy prints. Whilst they appear to be solid colours from a distance, close up blender prints for patchwork and quilting ...

Finding that you're missing some unique fabric prints for the men and boys of your life? At Kennard & Kennard we know how people struggle to find the right boys fabric especially when it comes to patchwork and quilting fabrics. We haven't ...

No matter how many Anzac quilts are created by Australian quilters, people will always appreciate quilts which honour and remember our Aussie Heroes. This is why we designed "Remembering" and here is the story of how our Anzac-inspired fabric ...

The new Benartex ranges are out! From intricate Butterfly Jewel to simple but bold Wave Texture blenders, these ranges have it all! Here are some of the most enchanting collections perfect for Patchwork & Quilting, gorgeous handmade clothing and ...

Whether you are a seasoned handmade professional already selling on Etsy and in stores, or just starting out with your handmade sewing products, there are two crucial keys to setting your business on the road to success. Fabric design, and fabric ...

Looking back on where the craft of sewing began, when it first started and what it has become today, we see it plays a vital role in our daily lives, primarily for clothing, home furnishings and textile industries.

Starting your own fabric business is one of the key ways to take your passion for fabric and turn it into a thriving business. But while the idea of starting a business might be fantastic, the reality of running a fabric shop is a completely ...

Hey there fabric lovers! We hope you are enjoying all your fabric experiences and the release of many new collections. In the peace and quiet of your sewing studio or the hum and buzz of that recent sewing class, have you ever found yourself ...

Starting your own fabric store business is one of the key ways to take your passion for fabric and turn it into a thriving business. To succeed in business individuals need a whole lot of flexibility, planning and organisational skills – not to ...

You put a lot of time, effort and money into creating the front of your quilt, a project which will be treasured for years to come. How could you settle for a lesser quality fabric for the back of your quilt?