Fabric featuring my oil painting of a succulent garden. Sold by the yard.

Bamboo Cotton Gauze is 70% Bamboo/ 30% Cotton, 59.84 inches wide (3.24 oz/sq yard)

Cotton Corduroy is 100% cotton, 55 inches wide (6.19 oz/ square yard)

Cotton poplin is 100% cotton, 58 inches wide (3.54 oz/sq yard)

Rayon is 100% Rayon, 56 inches wide (3.69 oz/sq yard)

Swimsuit knit is 85% polyester/ 15% spandex, 56 inches wide, (6.49 oz/sq yard)

Bamboo Lycra is 95% bamboo/ 5% lycra, 59 inches wide (6.78 oz/sq yard)

Machine wash cold on gentle, no bleach, hang dry. Iron low.

Tag your makes with: #juliaallissoncosttextiles and #succulentgardentextile on Instagram.

The collared button down shirt is made and modeled by @amandabrittin using Succulent Garden Textile cotton poplin and the Tobias Krath Minimalist Shirt pattern.

The short romper is made and modeled by @iusedtobeacurtain using Sewing and the City’s Ludlow Romper pattern and the Succulent Garden Textile cotton poplin! Nancy also used scraps to make a Sinclair Patterns Linnea Sweater. The succulent area is based on a silhouette of her son’s face! Nancy’s long sleeved dress is made with Succulent Garden Textile corduroy and the Dhurata Davies Jasmine Dress.

The wrap jumpsuit is made and modeled by @sew_free_style using Succulent Garden Textile cotton double gauze and the Paper Theory Zadie Jumpsuit pattern.

The pants are made and modeled by @maker.mother.crone using Succulent Garden Textile corduroy and the Anna Allen Clothing Persephone Pants Pattern.

The button down jacket is made and modeled by @katilulemakes using Succulent Garden Textile corduroy and the Modern Sewing Co Over Shirt Pattern.

The men’s aloha shirt is made by @lxnoodlmn for her father using the Succulent Garden Textile cotton poplin and the Indie Patterns Aloha shirt pattern.

The 1950s stole is made and modeled by @abbymats using Succulent Garden Textile corduroy and the Decades of Style 5006 pattern. Abby lined it with red crepe de chine silk.

The dress with one puffed sleeve is made by @salonmishawn with Succulent Garden Textile cotton poplin and modeled by @andrea_patrice09. Mishawn used the Beautejadore Open Wrap Top dress pattern with some alterations. Photo on the wall background by @theskybrand, photo on the runway by @afshin.photos/ @pathfindergraphic hair by @beautifulbraids2014, and makeup by @kyiaaaaaa. This dress was modeled at @runwayforacuredc.

The single sleeve knit dress is made and modeled by @sewingandthecity using her own Sewing and the City Bond Dress Pattern and succulent garden textile bamboo lycra.

The many-tiered dress is self-drafted and modeled by @geri_in_stitches. Geri describes how she made it with 4 yards of succulent garden textile cotton poplin: “Each tier is about 9 & 3/4 inch tall. To create this amount of volume, the tiers can’t be too tall, and the successive tiers have to be at least 1.7 times the width of the previous tier. This means that the bottom tier will usually end up to be an incredible width e.g 8.5 meters or 334 inches. I managed to fit this all in 4 yards of fabric for my size.”

My jumpsuit is made with Succulent Garden Textile cotton poplin and the Caramiya Patterns Caladium Jumpsuit. I am wearing it over the Tate Tank Top in Succulent Garden Textile bamboo lycra.

My puff sleeved top is made with Succulent Garden Textile cotton double gauze and the Anna Allen Anthea Blouse Pattern.

My knit square neck tank top is made with Succulent Garden Textile bamboo lycra and the Caramiya Patterns Tate Crop Top, made as a tank top length.

The dress with grey cap sleeves is made and modeled by @johassler using Succulent Garden Textile cotton poplin and the Made by Rae Trillium Dress pattern.

The short-sleeved dress is made and modeled by @sewthreadbear using Style Arc’s Sydney Designer Dress pattern and succulent garden textile cotton double gauze. Elke also made the faux jumpsuit in succulent garden textile bamboo lycra. The top is made with Sew House 7 Tabor V Neck Pattern and the pants are the Style Arc Como Knit Pant pattern.

The knit shirt is made by @kuro._.neko._.chan using 2 yards of succulent garden textile bamboo lycra and the Tessuti Fabrics Mandy Boat Tee pattern.

Fabric wrapped on me is bamboo lycra.

The bag is self-drafted by my aunt @napiligigi using 1 yard of succulent garden textile cotton poplin and lined with ripstop. It has an outer zippered pocket, outer snap pocket, and internal pockets.

The knit dress photographed as a selfie is made and modeled by @stichafterstich using succulent garden bamboo lycra and the Very Easy Vogue V8871 pattern.

For scale, I am 63 inches/160 cm tall.

Please note: you are buying fabric by the yard, not a garment!

Price includes US shipping. For international shipping, email julia@costgallery.com with your full shipping address, and the designs, substrates, and number of yards you’d like to order.