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Three vests from the same beautiful patterned fleece! All look great!

Janice discovered the Storm Mountain #105 Vermillion Vest pattern, and she was off! 14 adult vests made for Christmas and after Christmas she made 6 children’s vest from her rem-nants. One vest got her sister-in-law in Kelowna “hooked” on Textile Outfitters - she now buys every “kit du jour”.

Mary is wearing hers at the airport - the perfect travel garment.

Allison looks just plain dynamite in her Vermillion Vest!

The floors at Mom and Dad’s home in Rossland, BC are often cool. Jintia is warm and comfy in her Polartec ® 200 winter overalls made using Daisy Kingdom #94. (How do you like our centrefold babe?)

Diaya is proud to model her “pretty” Polartec® Power Dry long underwear made from Kwik Sew #2702.

Bob is donating his Storm Mountain #302 golf bag which will become a Tournament prize! Now that’s a great and economical idea for fundraising!

Diaya and Nicole strut their stuff in their Polartec® 200 fleece outfits in style! Diaya’s top and pants are Storm Mountain #104 and #16. Nicole’s are Storm Mountain #209 and #202.

Michelle’s swim suit made from Lycra® using Kwik Sew #2336 protects her from the sun’s UV rays. She lives in it at the lake!

Cam can hit the hills in his Controlled Exposure #55 Mountain Pants made from 3-ply Gore-Tex®. Custom fit for a fraction of store-bought prices.

Sandy’s family show how light and bright illumiNITE™ jack-ets can be, even when the fabric is dark in colour.

Megan and Kate are “living dolls” in their Commander dress jackets - their Sunday best!

“My Canadian Living Windsuit (Storm Mountain #52) gets me through everything, including getting kids and dogs up and moving!”

The Cedar Highlands, McKenzie Racing team are real winners in their cool Polartec® Banff caps (Storm Mountain #508).

Heydon is proud of his new soccer duds that his mom made.

Showing off her Kwik Sew # 2381 Gore-Tex® suit for the crowd. Look how that bit of 3M Scotchlite®grabs you!

This future Olympian is dressed to the nines in her Pitter Pattern outfit made of Commander!

London, Ontario Dear Textile Outfitters,Here is a photograph of my two boys wearing the wind suits I made from your fabrics. I used Commander and alternated the colours to make them look similar but different. I lined the bodice part of the jackets with mesh for breathability designed the outfits myself using a combination of patterns I had. The boys love them. And I love them because they wash so well (of course, with boys, this is important). This picture was taken camping in Algonquin Park. With the damp summer we had here in Ontario, these outfits helped keep the boys dry and their clothes clean.I am proud of these projects and am eager to get at the fabric I received in my last order. Yours truly, Sheri