Mix n' Perk Stripe - Retro & Groovy
Fun, retro style kitchen fabric with kitchenaids, vintage look aprons and jello molds!
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Wonderful idea! These work as either play things for kids or tabletop decor. And they're made from recycled scraps of fabric.
Added 5 Years Ago from fawn&forest -
Here's a selection of three wood print fabrics that I'm thinking would make excellent cushions. Or if you want to push it even further, how about some bed sheets or pillow cases. Update...my boyfriend 'o.k.-ed' the idea. Consider ... Here's a selection of three wood print fabrics that I'm thinking would make excellent cushions. Or if you want to push it even further, how about some bed sheets or pillow cases. Update...my boyfriend 'o.k.-ed' the idea. Consider it done.
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Excellent wedding gift.
Added 5 Years Ago from Themanicule -
No dyes, no fragrance, non toxic, biodegradeable, hypo allergenic, kosher, no phosphates, no animal testing.
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Turquoise is such an amazing color. This quilt and matching pillows would look great in any home, from a minimalist modern decor to rustic countryside.
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This quilt is stunning! This would also make a great wall piece.
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Denyse Schmidt has an assortment of lovely handmade quilts on her website. Here's one that caught my attention.
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My cat would love this cozy little nest. Its made of molded foam with a fabric exterior and a comfy fleece interior lining.
Added 5 Years Ago from Hepperhome -
Another toy that my kitty loves to play with.
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When I was in graduate school I had the good fortune of meeting the wonderful women of Gees Bend. I would LOVE to own a Gees Bend Quilt. They've been exhibited at countless museums and galleries worldwide. These quilts have sparke... When I was in graduate school I had the good fortune of meeting the wonderful women of Gees Bend. I would LOVE to own a Gees Bend Quilt. They've been exhibited at countless museums and galleries worldwide. These quilts have sparked numerous debates in the art world about the line between art and craft and the notions of outsider art. For a brief history lesson on the quilts and the women that made/ make them, go here (it's absolutely worth it): http://www.quiltsofgeesbend.com/history/ P.S.: Seeing how geometry is resurfacing in the fashion world I could see a line of clothing and accessories inspired by these talented ladies' designs. Bags, maybe?
Added 5 Years Ago from Quiltsofgeesbend
