Hello everyone!
I hope you’re having a wonderful day so far! Let me tell you, things get more and more exciting by the day here at the AGF HQ. If you haven’t seen the latest happenings yet, here’s a little update: we introduced two new contributors to the blog, Caro and Ola, we took you back to Spring Quilt Market with our recaps, and now we get to release one of the new collections of the season!
Today, the spotlight is on Sharon Holland’s new collection, Tapestry. This lovely collection has a well balanced mix of multicultural-inspired motifs and traditional elements that will make any project timeless. Oh, and the colors are so rich! The combinations of soft blues, peaches, and neutrals are just perfect for spring, summer, fall, or whenever!
I really like this fabric collection because I think Sharon appropriated ethnic elements beautifully. She made them simple and classic, while keeping their unique cultural aesthetic. Some of my favorite prints in Tapestry are Mudcloth Blue, Destination Flock, and Tracery shadow because they are simple and modern, yet artistic.
Get ready to make tons of classy projects with this timeless collection! Flip through our project look book to get inspired with tons of quilts, garments, and home décor.
Make sure to add this lovely “Destination” free quilt pattern to your project list! It would be a great gift…father’s day is around the corner (wink, wink).
If you like to improvise with your projects and mix and match fabrics, we’ve prepared this little cheat sheet of blenders (AGF Elements) for you to experiment with.
Most importantly, you can add this collection to your stash by entering the GIVEAWAY!
*****GIVEAWAY CLOSED*****
CONGRATULATIONS Nancy, you've won the fat quarter bundle of Tapestry fabrics! Check your email.
To Enter:
Browse through the Tapestry look book and leave a comment below, telling us what you would make with this timeless fabric collection.
Giveaway ends Thursday, June 16th at 3pm EST. The winner will be chosen using random.org and will be announced on this post.
Happy Sewing!
Stephanie
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