I had a lot of fun organising and coordinating which fabric colours/patterns to put together for July's fabric scrap packs. And as an added bonus
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It's already OVER halfway through May, so probably about time to mention the May fabric packs! There's a 3-fat quarter panel pack and a scrap pack, both in bright colours (in an attempt to counter the dull weather here in Melbourne). And fabric packs now come in cute little fabric pouches, because I love cute little fabric pouches.
Stocks of the packs are limited and there are only a handful of each left, in case you've been thinking about getting one. Happy sewing :)
Fabric fabric fabric, buttons buttons buttons
Every now and then I reach *peak fabric*, ie: I end up swimming in a sea of the sceenprinted goods. This week was one of those times, so I promptly made up a whole bunch of colour-coordinated fabric packs, which are available as of today. And if you want to be the first to hear about such things in the future, make sure you sign up for the (infrequent) mailing list and get first dibs.
Oh, and I also went crazy making fabric covered buttons, so all orders received in May will get some buttons thrown in, for good measure. I hope you love buttons as much as I do.
Happy Friday!
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Patterns: Watercolours (& fabric packs)
Because screenprinting requires a different separation for each colour, I tend to think about design/patterns in a certain way. As I'm also a massive fan of minimal colour palettes (two or three colours maximum), this has been just fine. But lately I've had a hankering for a change, so the other day I bought a set of watercolours. Here are a few patterns I've been playing around with (ie: me going colour crazy).
On a different note, I've just posted a couple of fabric packs in my Etsy shop. Snap them up while you can...
LIMITED EDITION COLOURWAY! A cute postcard you can send to friends and family. The front features illustrations showing some of iconic Melbourne's best stuff including Flinders Street Station, the Arts Centre spire, Luna Park, the Melbourne Star wheel, Fed Square triangles, plus a bunch of other Melbourne things including a Sherrin footy, records and music, palm trees, icecreams, dounts, coffee and beer and wine, some rain, the Taco Truck, our high rise flats and a copy of The Saturday Paper.
The back is blank, with just address lines and space to put your stamp.
STOCK: Uncoated & 100% recycled
SIZE: 148mm x 105mm (two sided).
Made in Australia.
Also available in colours on black .
A perfect match for the Melbourne Tea Towel (pink on black linen).