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Few fabrics inspire the kind of devotion Liberty of London does. Since the late 1800s, Liberty has been printing exquisite textiles from its London design studio, drawing from an extraordinary archive of historic patterns and fresh contemporary designs. 

Their legendary Tana Lawn cottons are beloved for a reason—feather-light, silky smooth, and crisp enough to sew beautifully while draping with effortless elegance. Equally special are Liberty’s silk crepe de chine prints, with their fluid drape, soft matte finish, and richly saturated color.

 Whether you’re dreaming up a blouse, dress, or scarf, these heritage fabrics bring together artistry, craftsmanship, and that unmistakable Liberty magic—prints and quality that have captivated makers for generations.

Shown above is the Triple Tuck Smock pattern from Sew Different made with Enid, and below is Vogue 9171 made with Mirren.

I love to see what you’re sewing with fabrics you found on MARCYTILTON.com. Send pics of your garments, and from time to time, I’ll send a $50 gift card to my favorites and feature them on my blog.