Since moving to town four years ago, I would guess I have visited my local quilt shop at least once a week. Yet in four years, I've not managed to spot this treasure ... until today! It is a rare piece of 'Up Town' Paint by Number by Erin Michael for Moda, and incorporates two of my favourite things, birds AND blooms. If your heart misses a beat at the sight of this fabric too, I'm sure the girls at Marally can help: their email is info@marallycraft.com.au
In other fabric news, I picked up these pieces over the holidays. I am loving using grey just at the moment, and I have these ear-tagged to make up a boy's version of my Little Abracadabra. They are mostly Michael Miller fabrics ('Zoology', 'Play Dot' and 'Play Stripe' in sea, 'Dumb Dot' in grey, 'Feeling Groovy' in charcoal) with a little bit of Jenean Morrison's 'Silent Cinema' thrown in.
Before the holidays, I had the enormous pleasure of playing with some pre-release fabrics from Amy Butler's new line, 'Lark'. This line is everything you've come to expect from Amy - dynamic, bold, large-scale, colour-saturated gorgeousness.
This is another one of those annoying 'secret projects', I can't reveal too much just now. But I can tell you that there was some applique involved ...
... and that there is much excitement afoot for next year's issues of Australian Homespun. Just sayin' :)
ooooh that's such tricksy and sweet fabric - I adore the pinky background. I've never seen it before - I may well be emailing your sweet friends :-) And hearing that you have visited the shop weekly for four years makes me feel so much better!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI adore all things Amy, love the peek of yours, will be watching out for that mag!! xo
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the uptown print. I am a beginning quilter. I love your blog. so much information you offer.
ReplyDeleteI’m a follower now.
cindy
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and pinterest too!
The MM prints will be perfect for a boys Abracadabra quilt - love them!!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see someone indulging their fabric fettish. Makes me happy vicariously!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabrics! Next year will be here before we know it!!
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with adding to the stash - you can never enough enough fabric!
ReplyDeleteX Jen