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Taken for the Smile on Saturday theme of Fancy Fabrics. I have spent ages faffing around trying to get a shot I am happy with using all different fabrics but this is the best I could manage! The fabric is blurry just in case anyone thought it was out of focus! HSoS!
Though it was quite pricy so I only got a small pice, thinking maybe I should make it into a cute dress for one of bigger girls...
I squealed in the middle of Hancock Fabrics when I saw this fabric, then I snatched it up and ran to the cutting table. This is some great Robert Kaufman fabric - there is a whole PR sewing themed set
This bouquet will get better wtih age and is sure to brighten up even a cold winter's night.
Flannel
These fields reminded me so much of a piece of woven fabric. It's almost like the curtain I wove last year. Maybe I'll make a tapestry out of this shot! hmm...
inspired by a wall shown on project runway - I thought this would be a great use for my fabric scraps. I sewed the strips into blocks and then cut out triangles and bordered that with solid white. this is the layout i like the best... now to decide on the size! blogged here.
Explore #289
This is the fabric I bought from Dye-Version at the Brampton Quilt Guild Show yesterday. This is one piece of fabric. Isn't it amazing?
Here's the rack of fabrics from which I chose this.
Here it is laid out flat.
My other hobby is designing and making clothes. I bought this red fabric for a dress. Before cutting this to pieces I shot series of photographs and used them for creating "Red fabric project".
You can see the whole project here: www.flickr.com/photos/47583669@N08/sets/72157624536606749...
Yummy fabric mail today! Stocked up on some favorite prints from Weekends by Erin McMorris.
I think it's confirmed, she is definitely my favorite designer :)
Yangon (formerly Rangoon) is the capital of the Yangon Region of Myanmar. Founded in the early 11th century by the Mon people, the city became the capital of the country under British rule following three Anglo-Burmese wars (1824-1826, 1852-1853, and 1885). It remained the capital after independence from the British was acheived in 1948. The capital was moved to Naypyidaw some 330 km (205 mi.) to the north in 2006.
The Bogyoke Aung San Market (formerly Scott Market) was built in Yangon in 1926 during British Rule. It is a warren of shops selling antiques, jewelry, handicrafts, fabrics, clothing and art where I took this photograph.