Hello, hello makers!
I hope you’re having a fab week so far! Here at the AGF HQ we’ve been diligently preparing for one of the biggest events of the year, Quilt Market! There’s always something so exciting about being part of a show that’s in a new city every year. You get to see new places, meet new people, and come back home inspired by everything that you’ve seen. One designer that has completely captured this feeling in her art is Amy Sinibaldi with her new collection Charleston, as part of AGF's ANGLES fabric division.
After a cross country roadtrip Amy ended up in the quaint city of Charleston, South Carolina. She was captivated by the rustic cobblestone streets, the historic architecture, and the city’s staple-pineapples. All these lovely elements have been translated into charming prints that are great for spring sewing. To complement this collection Amy also designed Les Petits fabrics; a cute blender collection with dots, stripes, and gingham to add a special touch to your projects.
I invite you to flip through the lookbook and take a trip to Charleston with us! You’ll find casual garments, delicate quilts, and much more!
Make sure to download the Queen Street FREE QUILT PATTERN! It's sure to add a mesmerizing touch to any bedroom. ;)
Curious to know what other AGF blenders match this collection? Check out this cheat sheet!
Last but not least, don’t forget to enter the giveaway! Fill the form below to enter for a chance to win a bundle of Charleston and Les Petits by Amy Sinibaldi.
Giveaway will end May 17th and 3:00pm. Good luck!
I hope you’ve enjoyed all the projects we prepared for you! Feel free to let me know in the comments what you love about this collection.
GIVEAWAY CLOSED!
Congrats to Beth Tucker. You have won two featured bundles of Charleston and Les Petits! Please check your email for details on how to receive your prize:)
Happy sewing!
Stephanie
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