Showing posts with label Fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fabric. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Fabric, Patterns and more Fabric!


I recently discovered a fabulous fabric store through a friend of mine.
You could literally lose time and spend hours browsing it (I'm telling
you I did!)  The vast array of designs, patterns and colors are just 
wonderful.  You can order many of the fabrics in different weights
 depending on what you plan to do with the fabric.

I must admit that I got carried away - here is a tiny sampling of what 
I found on the site SpoonFlower.com

The above is sort of a steam punkish cello pattern that comes in 
more than one color.  Love it!


Here's a bookstore fabric pattern.


I love this whimsical fabric.
 

It's loads of fun.


Air mail anyone?
 

How about vintage looking stamps?
 

An owl mural?
 

Or a gray and white owl pattern?  The ruler on the side is to 
give one an idea of the scale of the owls on the fabric.
 

This chairs one is so fun!

  

Here's a great owl pattern for a nursery.


Love the colors in this one.
 

At first I thought these were colorful prayer flags but they are
more like colorful quilt fabric pieces.
 

What a pretty color scheme.
 

Talk about vivid sea life and colors.


Gothic anyone?


Although this fabric is darker, I love the drama 
of it.  If you enjoyed any of these fabrics, check
out the site SpoonFlower.com
 
 

As many of you know, I just can't resist a fantastic
book and I just love that this book covers only 
projects that require a yard fabric - genius.  Now
you can find ideas for those fabric scraps!


 Amy Butler is well known for her midcentury modern 
decor and fabrics.  This book focuses on fabric centered
projects.
 

And for those of you who have young ones or who have
baby showers coming up, this is a great book for sewing
projects for little ones.

Photos from SpoonFlower

Friday, May 8, 2009

Carolyn Quartermaine's Script Fabric Collection

Carolyn Quartermaine is one of my all around fabric designers.
Her designs are creative, colorful and vivid. I've always had a
fascination with scripted handwriting so I totally flipped when I
saw her Script Collection.

Isn't this a fabulous settee?

I really love the bright orange chair with cursive
on the left hand side. For a more neutral palette,
the stripes on the right are perfect.


Can we say brilliant colors? Greens,
pinks, reds...What more could one ask for?

The pillows are just as beautiful. The script and
the pattern on the fabric are delicate yet beautiful.


Her script collection comes in all sorts of colors
from cremes to beiges and Blues to Oranges.

Gray or Magenta anyone?

Carolyn Quartermaine Revealed
by Rizzoli


Rizzoli is my favorite coffee book publisher.
I've not seen one book published by Rizzoli
that hasn't been filled with gorgeous images
and color. Carolyn Quartermaine has a book
out by Rizzoli. If you love her style, you should
definitely check this one out.

The Romantic Interior
by Carolyn Quartermaine


This book actually the more recent out of
the two publications having been published
in 2001.

Photos from Carolyn Quartermaine