Anyway, raring to go. Lots-o-great-stuff to share.
First:
Our Oliver + S trunk show was a great success. Now everyone realizes
these are patterns for children's clothing and NOT paper dolls.
If you missed the show, not to worry, our super talented friend Joan is
making the Swingset Tunic and Skirt for the store in the
most groovy fabric.
making the Swingset Tunic and Skirt for the store in the
most groovy fabric.
pink print is
a Japanese
fabric by
Lecien
and the dot
from
Alexander Henry.
I'll share it with you as soon as it's ready. Go Joan, go!!!
Super fresh buttons.
Great for handbags, sweaters, all kinds of crafts. Irresistible!
More Greyson E
handcrafted bag handles in the yummiest of colors:
and, and, and...
Michael Miller organic fabrics are here!
Michael Miller organic fabrics are here!
These fabrics are especially nice for making clothing, bedcovers
and soft toys for children. Make an organic bathrobe or softie
toy for someone, it's a nice way to start a new life,
both earth and people friendly.
and soft toys for children. Make an organic bathrobe or softie
toy for someone, it's a nice way to start a new life,
both earth and people friendly.
Yoko Saito
If you've bumped into me in the store within the last few months,
I may have enthused you into a tour of all of my favorite Japanese
things (fabrics and books) and probably mentioned one of my
favorite Japanese fabric designers: Yoko Saito.
Most of her pattern books are written in Japanese,
which is a bit overwhelming for some to consider doing a project
from. However, they are well worth
looking at just for the pleasure of seeing her creations.
We also have many pieces from her new fabric collection
which she has named: "My Favorite Collection".
That's a pretty good hint.
Below are a few examples of things made with her taupe fabrics.
If you've bumped into me in the store within the last few months,
I may have enthused you into a tour of all of my favorite Japanese
things (fabrics and books) and probably mentioned one of my
favorite Japanese fabric designers: Yoko Saito.
Most of her pattern books are written in Japanese,
which is a bit overwhelming for some to consider doing a project
from. However, they are well worth
looking at just for the pleasure of seeing her creations.
We also have many pieces from her new fabric collection
which she has named: "My Favorite Collection".
That's a pretty good hint.
Below are a few examples of things made with her taupe fabrics.
These photos don't do justice to her work so you'll have to look her up
on the web, or better still, come in and check out her books in our store.
Yarn hat...
Ok, I'm not the best person to be writing about our yarn department,
but I am very happy to share what I think is some fun goin' on in yarns.
New Noro!
New colors and pattern books:
The absoluteliest cutest:
New yarns and patterns by Sirdar. The pattern above is in Snuggly DK.
Lots of new goodies from Debbie Bliss and Sublime too:
Lots of new goodies from Debbie Bliss and Sublime too:
Clearly I was banking on a picture (or two) being worth
a thousand words. There is so much more I could share with you. . .
but I won't ( I know - thank goodness!).
Mary
good to see an update. I'll have to make it a point to get down to the store to check out those organic fabrics and those fabulous buttons and handbag handles.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update. I still have to decide on fabric for my Oliver & S. pattern. Just made a handbag from some of fabric I bought on my last trip to the shop.
ReplyDeleteHurrah Handles! I was wondering where to get some for a bag I hope to make! :)
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