Do you love knit fabric and care about that it’s free of pesticides? Then this review post will be of interest to you!
Whimsy Couture has been working with Organic Cotton Plus for a while now and I honestly always love what I get. This time I have received this yummy package of two interlock knit fabrics. The colorful print is Interlock-45″-Frolic Main Girl and the gorgeous mustard/yellow fabric is Interlock-58″-Goldenrod. Both have a fantastic feel and I especially love how soft both are!
What exactly is organic fabric?
The fiber for this kind of material comes from organic farms where no herbicides or pesticides are being used. It is a way of growing fibers which are in compliance with organic agricultural standards. So no genetically modified seeds to make materials for sewing your kids clothes and more. It is definitely getting the green thumb from us!
What can be made from organic cotton fabric?
Lots of things! You can use it to make baby clothes because it is so soft and healthy for their young skin and of course healthy for all of us. Use organic cotton fabric to make bed sheets and pillows from. It is not only softer to sleep on but you know that is made from sustainable fibers and just the best that is out there. Even for your pets it will be healthier if they can sleep on organic bedding. Organic Cotton Plus also offers batting and filling.
What did Whimsy Couture make for this review?
That was a hard decision what to make from those beautiful knit fabrics. But I decided to make a pair of baby pants. After all, that will be the most rewarding thing to know that we can make our children clothes that are healthy for them! 
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I was trying to sew with organic fabric for my now grown children in the 80’s. You were able to buy organic clothing, but fabric? Not so much. Even when our first grandchild was born in 2007 you could find a small selection of plain knits. Whoo, the last seven years have been amazing. I mean look at that adorable print you got, it’s fantastic. It didn’t hurt the water tables growing, or even more the usual extremely polluting process of preparing cotton. I love the pattern also.
Thank you TerriSue, for this comment! I agree, there are so many pretty prints and colors available nowadays! I love sewing with knits and especially with organic knits! The pattern will be posted within the next couple of days!
I would love to make these pants, where can I find the pattern?
Thank you!
Thank you so much for visiting!! The pattern will be posted in a couple of days for download.