Hey Makers!

Do you remember when we released our Capsules bite-sized collections a few months ago? It was an epic look book filled with fabrics that showcased the newest and timeless textile trends that would work well in a variety of projects. But guess what? Our Capsules will only keep growing with time.

Today, we’re excited to show you a new addition to our bite-sized collections. Makers of the world, we present to you Le Vintage Chic fabrics! Like the other Capsules, Le Vintage Chic has 10 prints that can be used for any kind of sewing projects. For this range we were inspired by the feminine florals of vintage fabrics, cozy neutrals, shabby chic decor, and the beauty of the french countryside.

Everything about this range just makes me want to be in a french cafe drinking tea and munching on macarons. The romantic roses combined with taupe and hints of mint are just so dreamy.

But enough of me talking…check out the lookbook and see for yourself how beautiful this new bite-sized collection is!

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If you’re looking for a dreamy quilt to add to your collection, I encourage you to download the “La Vie en Rose” free quilt pattern.

If you’re a bit more adventurous and plan on designing your own project, here’s a few blenders that coordinate perfectly with this collection. And yes…AGF denim can be used as a blender! ;)

Last but not least, make sure to enter our giveaway!

Fill the form below for a chance to win a bundle of Le Vintage Chic fabrics! Giveaway ends August 2nd at 3:00pm. Good luck!

I hope you’re feeling inspired to sew with this collection! Stay tuned for the next release…new FUSIONS are coming soon (wink, wink).

Chat later,

Stephanie

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