Hey there, fabric friends!

Who can agree, that there’s something so special about kids. They say silly things, look cute all dressed up, and their curiosity is incomparable to anything else! Although I don’t have kids of my own, I love them. They’re fun to teach and I just love how creative and imaginative they can be!

Bonnie Christine illustrates all of these things beautifully, in her new collection Lambkin. This delicate range of fabrics tells a story of a peaceful farmstead filled with cute lambs, free birds, and two distinct colorways for boys and girls. She was inspired by her two children Bear and Ollie Doe and with this collection she’s sharing a sophisticated take on children’s fabrics.

Just imagine all the cute things you can make any of the kiddies in your family! I’m so obsessed with these little baby boy leggings made with the “Keeping Watch Dim” print. Those little toes are going to make me melt!

While I go “get it together” after this cuteness alert, I’ll leave you to seeing the lookbook for Lambkin fabrics. You’ll find tons of little girl dresses, fun room decor for boys, and so much more!

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Make sure to download the Little Acres free quilt pattern designed by Bonnie and her mom Maxie Makes.

Don’t forget to choose a few blenders for some of your projects! Here are a few that coordinate with Lambkin.

Now for the best part…a GIVEAWAY!

Fill the form below for a chance to win a bundle of this collection. Winner will be chosen on October 5th and will contacted via email. Good luck!

I hope you’re excited to sew with Lambkin fabrics by Bonnie Christine. Stay tuned for the next release!

-Stephanie

 Congrats, Danielle Raichel! You've won the Lambkin giveaway! Please check your email.

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