Hi Makers,
Happy Monday! Hope you all enjoyed a lovely, Father's Day weekend!
I'm sure a lot of you spent it outside and there's nothing better than being in the great outdoors! (Weather permitting, of course!) Whenever I'm in a bit of a funk or need to gather some inspiration to reset my mind, I love to immerse myself in the natural world. Living here in South Florida, there's such fascinating, tropical wildlife and I always enjoy admiring it while I take my two beagles pups for a long walk, twice a day. I live near a canal so I often see Egyptian geese, Muscovy ducks, blue jay's, cardinals, white ibis, iguanas, turtles, Monarch butterflies, and my favorite, manatees! I'll never stop being in awe of all the flora and fauna here and how it all truly makes you live in the moment, enjoying life's simple pleasures.
Our designer Sharon Holland’s latest fabric collection “Signature” derives from the natural world, highlighting budding florals, butterflies and forest animals such as deer and foxes. Known for her hand-drawn style, Sharon gathered inspiration from where she grew up in Ohio to create these elegant prints that are perfect for strip-piecing or for circular patterns to replicate “flower petals” in your future quilts, garments and home decor. This collection is filled with a lovely fusion of "vintage meets modern" in a very elegant way.
For more nature-inspired sewing projects with instructions to follow along, click below to view our "Signature" look-book!
Here's our lovely "Sunflower Quilt" for you to create, just click the below link for the FREE quilting pattern:
In case you need some ideas for solids, I've also included these blenders for you that can easily coordinate with the nature-inspired prints of "Signature."
Last but not least as you all know, enter a chance to win this fabulous, fabric bundle by signing up to our giveaway:
To enter, please fill the form below. Giveaway ends Monday, June, 25nd, 2018. Good luck!
"SIGNATURE" GIVEAWAY IS CLOSED, CONGRATULATIONS NAOMI RAIMON! Please check your email.
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