Hey there, makers!

To me it’s so fascinating how each collection our designers release have a special story behind them. Today, the story i’ll focus on is about the color blue, one of the oldest hues in history. This color stemmed from the semi-precious stone lapis lazuli and has been used in many art forms for thousands of years. Isn’t that crazy? Who knew something as simple as color could be so significant?

One of the most common art forms that blue was used in was in Dutch delftware (pottery and plates) that consisted of beautiful landscapes and designs. Our designer Katarina Roccella has taken influence from all the lovely blue things out there and has created her latest collection Inblue. This collection plays homage to this historic color and dutch designs.

Personally, Katarina’s collections never cease to amaze me because every print looks like it has a story of it’s own. I’m currently IN LOVE with this table runner made with Inblue fabrics because it shows the essence of delftware beautifully!

But enough of me chatting about history… I invite you to flip through our newest lookbook filled with quilts, garments, cute bags, and so much more! I promise, you won’t feel blue looking at it (pun intended). :D

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Don’t forget to download the “Lapis Lazuli” FREE QUILT PATTERN! I’m sure it will add a rich pop of color anywhere you put it.

Not sure what matches with blue? Check out this blender cheat sheet we’ve prepared for you.

And now for the best part… Enter our giveaway for a chance to win a bundle of Inblue by Katarina Roccella!

To enter simply fill the form below. Giveaway ends June 8th at 3:00pm. Good luck!

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I hope you’ve had fun getting inspired with Inblue fabrics. Stay tuned for the next release!

See ya!

Stephanie

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Congrats, Sara Reilly you've won the bundle of Inblue Fabrics! Check your email. :D

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