Fabric - Border/Panel Prints

I was very excited to find these fabrics at Super Textiles in Dallas.  This first one is a panel print; I got 3 panels.  it is a cotton voile and this is the "washed/dryed" version shortly after it came out of the dryer.

This panel print is also a cotton, but heavier that a voile.  I just love this colorway.  I got 4 panels in this cut.

And this is a true border print with borders on each selvage.  In this photo, it is hanging with selvages at the top and bottom.  It is a rayon somewhere between a challis and a crepe.  Hard to describe.

Closeup of the rayon.

I have no idea yet what I will do with these lovelies, but I hope to get a pattern picked and at least one sewn in the next couple of weeks.  Don't want these fabrics to languish in the stash.

I had a couple of hours in the sewing room this afternoon.  I got a Louise Cutting Anything but Ordinary "GO TO" top cut out.  Then I sewed some pillow cases for the Ronald McDonald House.  Our ASG Neighborhood group delivers colorful, fun pillowcases we have made at least once per year.  These are my first 10 that will go into the collection.  Last year we donated 283 total.  It's a worthwhile project, and it helps sew down my stash of those quilting cottons I never got around to using as well as those remnants I pick up along the way just for this annual project.