I love the idea of using itsy bitsy prints to decorate. It's so fresh and homey at the same time. I think I'd use a Liberty (surprise, surprise!) or a Provencal pattern.
Photos originally from Domino Magazine.
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I love liberty as well. first time I saw them I was in an airport in london – waiting for a plane and I was just overwhelmed by (the price!!:)) and beauty of the prints.
That’s lovely Kathryn! Yes.. they are expensive. I buy half a yard here and there because I simply must have them around. Even if it’s just in the form of a small pillow!
I love the Liberty prints too- and Pucci! In fact I collect vintage fabric (and buttons) and having a blast sewing lately- sometimes it’s hard to know what to do with them (wanting the perfect use for each of course!)Thanks for the inspirations! I love this blog!
Hi!
I’m glad to visit a great blog. Smart posts and beautiful photos. I like to contact people, all over the world, by his blogs.Would you follow me,because I’m afraid to lost your blog?I’m waiting your visit. Thank’s
loving this.
I love liberty as well. first time I saw them I was in an airport in london – waiting for a plane and I was just overwhelmed by (the price!!:)) and beauty of the prints.
That’s lovely Kathryn! Yes.. they are expensive. I buy half a yard here and there because I simply must have them around. Even if it’s just in the form of a small pillow!
Such a lovely idea!
I love the Liberty prints too- and Pucci! In fact I collect vintage fabric (and buttons) and having a blast sewing lately- sometimes it’s hard to know what to do with them (wanting the perfect use for each of course!)Thanks for the inspirations! I love this blog!
I love everything about the second picture!