I'd love to hear what you'd like to make with it, you don't have to actually know how your going to do it lets pretend we're Martha Stewart and we can magically make anything we want. Although now I think about it she probably doesn't make anything herself does she, she's bound to have plenty of hugely talented and highly skilled people working their asses off for her. I digress, the point is let me know what you'd like to make and you never know you might find yourself giving it a go.
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I'll pick a winner next friday (22nd)
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mmm what would I make, most likely they would sit in my fabric basket waiting for the perfect project to come along (which would most likely be a quilt of some sort as thats all I seem to make these days) then Id chip chop it to an inch of its life and sew it all back together making some sort of awesomeness!!
I think I might sit with them for a while, giving them a gentle, covetous pat, and then add them to a new quilt idea I've been kicking around for a while now...something yellow and grey, something in the shape of rectangles...
Emma!
Love the wares - little wonder you're always itching to get to the studio! Our tea towels are being put to work and they're not only beautiful but absorbent even before enjoying a wash - we are yet to install a washing machine. Quality linen indeed!
Yes please to two fat quarters. Okay..if magic is at play, I'd magic myself swathes of it and make a ceiling hung circular tent for Ophe with swallow tail flags and towers of pillows in different colourways. The inside would be strung with glowing spheres of your delectable fabric. Oh, and I'd even make one for Bruno!
Hope you're all well. We're really enjoying village life so far and I cannot recommend a garden enough. We've breakfasted and lunched outside almost every day. I had no idea just how much I would love it. Start packing!
Best,
Dieny x
Emma!
Love the wares - little wonder you're always itching to get to the studio! Our tea towels are being put to work and they're not only beautiful but absorbent even before enjoying a wash - we are yet to install a washing machine. Quality linen indeed!
Yes please to two fat quarters. Okay..if magic is at play, I'd magic myself swathes of it and make a ceiling hung circular tent for Ophe with swallow tail flags and towers of pillows in different colourways. The inside would be strung with glowing spheres of your delectable fabric. Oh, and I'd even make one for Bruno!
Hope you're all well. We're really enjoying village life so far and I cannot recommend a garden enough. We've breakfasted and lunched outside almost every day. I had no idea just how much I would love it. Start packing!
Best,
Dieny x
Now, if only I wasn't two months late!
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