I’ve really enjoyed following all of Kim’s reports from the International Quilt Market in Houston over on True Up . The new fabric preview that has me most excited is for the Tammis Keefe tribute collection from Michael Miller. Keefe was a prolific mid-century artist and textile designer with a fantastic whimsical style. I have […]
The main problem creator Dominic Wilcox had during the creation of his onion ring chips fabric was the temptation to eat them! He says he used a flexible glue. It’s part of his 30-day Speed Crafting project. [via Buzzfeed] More: Colored Pencils Shelf
Ruffles as decoration on a wall sounds, on paper, like it wouldn’t be my thing. But I like how they look on this wall. Less 5-year-old-little-girl and more like … a cross between lichen and a topographical map.
In all my trips up to Portland, Oregon, I’ve yet to be able to make the trek out to the Pendleton Wool Mill Store. I’ve read so many great stories about the place from Diane and Pam, that it will be at the top of my “Must Do” list the next time I get up […]
I get obsessed over fabric (who doesn’t right?) and Liberty of London is just right up there with the most beautiful prints. Molly at The Purl Bee shows off the gorgeous Liberty of London Tana Lawn print in her neon elastic girl’s skirt project. The neon elastic and knit trim give a modern edge to […]
Jessica of How About Orange has been on a self-described “tape kick” lately, and I’m hoping she’ll keep it up. I posted her cute tape envelope gift bags on our Facebook page last week, and folks seemed to really love it. Now Jessica has taken her tape to fabric to create simple yet elegant prints. […]
More hankie love here on the blog today. I love these awesome custom-made handkerchief wedding invitations for photographer, Younga. The invitations were designed by Kellie Anderson, who documented the design and creation process over on her blog. It’s fantastic to see how she translated a jumble of google maps and photographs of landmarks in to […]
