Addi 
Adjustoform 
Arbee 
Batik Australia 
Bernette 
Bernina 
Birch 
Bohin 
Bowtique 
Brother 
Camelot Fabric 
Carioca 
Celebrate 
Classic Knit 
Clover 
Country Threads by Fiona Jude 
Craft for Kids by BMS 
Daylight Lamps 
Deborah Louie 
Derwent 
Diamond Dotz 
Disney 
DMC 
Elna 
Fiskars 
Gutermann 
Habee Savers 
Handi Quilter 
Heirloom 
Helmar 
Hemline 
Hobbysew 
Horn 
Husqvarna 
Janome 
Juki 
Kennard & Kennard 
Ladybird Designs 
Madeira 
Mary Ellen 
Matilda's Own 
McCall's 
Moda 
Mont Marte 
Naeo 
Newey 
Nurge 
Olfa 
Oliso 
OttLite 
Papercraft 
Pieced Tree Patterns 
Pony 
Presencia 
QA 
Rasant 
Riley Blake Designs 
Rit 
Robert Kaufman 
Roxanne 
Ruby Star Society 
Sakura 
Sashiko 
Schmetz 
SevenBerry 
Sew Easy 
Sew Tasty 
Sewline 
Singer 
Superior Threads 
Tailormade 
TeeBond 
The Grace Company 
Thermoweb 
Tilda 
Trimits 
Triple S 
Triumph 
Tsukineko 
Tula Pink 
Uni-Trim 
Vilene 
Vliesofix 
Yarn Valet 
YKK 
Zweigart Leesa Chandler Designs
Leesa also has a brand new range of fabrics titled "Melba", "Melba" is Leesa Chandlers latest collection of rich decadent designs with an Australian flare. The inspiration for Melba comes from the 1920's, an era of elegance, class and style. Elements of the designs come from architecture, interior design and textiles from this era. You will also find particular design features from the Royal Exhibition Buildings in Melbourne, built in the 1880’s by Dame Nellie Melba’s father. The collection currently showcases two color stories. Nouveau, which features dusky pinks, rich burgundy, teal greens, ivory and sultry greys, all finely outlined in metallic silver. The Australis color story features rich burnt oranges, merlot, olive greens, set on a full black or soft cream background, and finely outlined in metallic gold.
These fabrics are also superior quality, designed by Leesa, they are printed by Robert Kaufman for the Textile Pantry and Made In Japan.
Leesa published her first pattern in 2004, and has published over 200 patterns for quilts, bags, clothing and home decor since then. Patterns are tested in house, independently by other quilters and more often than not Leesa will run them as workshops before release to ensure they are correct, easy to read and most importantly, fun!