NEXT PREORDER

Plan your next creative adventure with our PreOrder Collection, featuring Thunderbird HandCrafted’s upcoming 2026 fabric design releases. Each preorder offers the opportunity to choose your preferred material base—from our organic cottons to durable canvases—so you can plan projects perfectly suited to your style.

All fabrics are eco-friendly printed in the United States and exclusively available during preorder. This is your chance to secure our curated, limited-edition designs before they arrive in retail, ensuring you have exactly what you need for your quilting, bag making, and apparel sewing projects. Thoughtful, sustainable, and made for makers who love to plan ahead—our preorders are where creativity begins.

Plan ahead and mark your sewing calendar!
Our PreOrder events are your chance to choose the fabric bases you need for upcoming projects, featuring our exclusively curated designs—eco-friendly printed right here in the United States.

Each PreOrder opens for a limited time and includes special sneak peeks, early access for Patreon members, and priority delivery before retail drops.

Season Dates Event Name
🌸 Spring / Summer Release January 15th – 31st, 2026 Fresh, vibrant color stories and seasonal prints perfect for warm-weather sewing.

🎃 Summerween Release

 🌸 Summer & Apparel 

July 11th – 31st, 2026

April 11th - May 31st

A spooky-sweet blend of Halloween whimsy and summer magic.

Prepare for MeMade May and Summer Sewing Society makes!
🍂 Fall Release September 11th – 25th, 2026 Cozy, moody hues and textured prints for autumn-inspired projects.
🎁 Last Chance PreOrder  December 11th - 23rd, 2026 Final opportunity to grab retiring designs and favorite prints before they’re gone for good.

Raw - Plant Fiber - No PreDye Prep Fabrics

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This fabric is US-milled, 95%-100% plant-based fibers to use with fiber-reactive dyeing and other natural dyeing techniques. No pre-soak; it must be prepped before dyeing. This is best for ice-dyeing, indigo/natural dyes, cyanotype, and other processes, rather than purchasing white fabric manufactured overseas, as most white fabric has been prepped for dye printing, and dyes do not look as bright or vibrant.