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What customers make with our fabrics: Shirts, pillows & dresses for dolls

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It’s time again for a short edition of “what customers make with our fabrics”. In the last weeks our French customer Little Clary showed us her cool UK flag shirt, she sewed using one of our Riley Blake fabrics. Our Spanish customer Momita reminded us of her tutorial for sewing garments with a funny ostriches using Robert Kaufman fabric and from Germany we received pictures of bright owl pillows for a children’s hospital. Another French customer Le Blog de Claire showed us her sewed collection of mini dresses for cute animal dolls, using Elizabeth’s studio fabric and fabrics from Japan.

What an amazing shirt made from our Riley Blake fabric by http://littleclary.canalblog.com/

We have many flag fabrics in our shop, but the Union Jack is the most popular design.

A great piece of work with many details.

One of the lovely owl pillows for a German children’s hospital that will brighten the day.

The green owl fabric used for the cushion is one of our most popular designs.

https://instagram.com/momita_blog/ sewing tutorial with Robert Kaufman ostrich fabric.

Le Blog de Claire from France is passionate about her mice with lovely dresses. http://foncee.canalblog.com/

This cheese fabric by Elizabeth’s studio is well chosen for the cute rodent.

Creativity beyond borders. Our Japanese owl fabric as a cute dress for a French mouse.

 

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2 comments

Janet August 7, 2015 - 5:33 am
Hi! You have such lovely fabrics on your online shop and I'm contemplating on purchasing some. However, I can't seem to find whether your fabrics stretch or not : ) Can you please specify if they do or not? Thank you!
Gigi September 26, 2015 - 5:21 am
Un grand merci pour ce bel article, je vais parler de vos superbes tissus sur mon blog d'ici peu également :) Encore merci à toute l'équipe :)
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