These are good enough to eat! I already made a bag out of the lime print.
Have an awesome Monday everyone.
Retro floral prints. I love the two large scale prints on the right.
Bold colors and amazing prints some with chandeliers on it.
Yummy florals and paisley!
My creative juices are just spinning nonstop. From my favorite designer, Amy Butler.
Until next time. Have fun!
These are from Joel Dewberry's Ginseng Collection, who I recently learned is Donna Dewberry's son. She's the creator of the "One Stroke Painting". I took some classes locally but was cut short when I started my biz.
These are from Amy Butler's Midwest Modern Line
Hmmm I have to make room for more fabrics!


Amazingly enough I have more space to spare at the bottom. I have kept this neat for two weeks now and I hope it stays that way.
I joined this group, Studio Friday a few months back but never got around to post anything. I have been lurking but not really participating.
The topic for this week is--"Where or what is the heart of your studio/creative space? Is it your desk or maybe a special piece of furniture, a window, a piece of art on the wall, your idea board, or one of your tools, a jar with ribbons on the shelf...? "
The timing of this topic is so perfect. I have been laboriously fixing my studio and this is going to be the year that I will finish decorating it!
This is a mini walk in closet where I put all my quilting cottons (decorator fabrics still to be tackled) and ribbons which I mostly use for my handbags. I had just organized it and I know where everything is. It is on this step that I sit, my studio being under the eaves and I can't really stand up straight even at 5'3" tall, and gaze and touch them lovingly planning my next creation. This is where my creative juices flow and I will have a floor cushion soon as it takes toll on my back to sit too long!