Did you ever believe in magic as a child or would pretend to live in an enchanted land? When I was around seven years old, I distinctly remember watching the Disney movie “Peter “Pan” and instantly believing in fairies mainly because of the character “Tinkerbell.” It was during this time as well that I was having frequent visits by “the tooth fairy," so how could you not believe that fairies existed?! I remember that same year, I was also “Tinkerbell” for Halloween and even made my own bottle of “pixie dust” that was a little glass bottle with cork top on it, filled with iridescent glitter. Weeks after Halloween, I was still finding “pixie dust” in my hair because I just couldn’t stop sprinkling it everywhere!
Our latest fabric collection “Flower Child” designed by Maureen Cracknell definitely brings back all those memories of letting your imagination run wild and believing in a “certain magic.” Taken from memories of her own childhood where she’d imagine living in an enchanted land by building forts outsides and gathering flowers with her sisters, this collection is filled with whimsical prints such as dancing fairies and lush meadows with little forest critters. A great collection when it comes to fussy-cutting for framing in quilt blocks as well as using as appliques to personalize, special handmade items!
For more enchanting-inspired quilts, garments as well as home decor projects, head over to our lookbook!
Here's our lovely "Flower Crowns Quilt" for you to enjoy, just click the below link for the FREE pattern:
I've also included these blenders for you (in case you need some ideas) that can easily coordinate with the mystical prints of "Flower Child."
Wait, wait there's more! Enter a chance to win this "magical" fabric bundle by signing up to our giveaway:
To enter, please fill the form below. Giveaway ends Friday, June, 1st, 2018. Good luck! :)
Keep creating,
– Sophia
"Flower Child" Giveaway!
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