Amy Butler Goes Wallpaper...

I'm sure many of you have seen THIS, but here are a few photos to oooh and ahhhh over.

I love Amy Butler's designs and to see them on walls is even yummier. And these are only a few. Which is your favorite?

Way to go Amy!!!



Soooo nice!!!

Free Pattern: Nigella Silhouettes by Amy Butler

I saw these and thought they looked fun. And of course, I love Amy Butler fabrics! Check them out right HERE.

Free Pattern: Laminated Picnic Blanket from Amy Butler

This looks so much fun! I have yet to find this laminated fabric in any of my local quilt shops, but I love this idea. I've seen rain coats, umbrellas, and now, this: A picnic blanket and carrying case!

Amy Butler was kind enough to give us this patterns for FREE!! You can download it right HERE.



So, any of you shop owners out there, let us know if you carry this Amy Butler laminated fabric. I just think this would make such a great wedding gift!!

Mix n' Match: Orange Teal and Green

I used to own an online scrapbooking kit website. Did I ever tell you that? I sold it a few years ago, but I learned soooo much from that journey. One thing I noticed was that the scrapbooking a fabric industries have quite a lot in common.

In scrapbooking land, papers are designed in sets. There may be 4 or 14 papers in a line all designed to go together. I found that as a kit designer, my customers loved it when I mixed and matched papers with several lines. Somehow it made them feel more unique, more eclectic. They like having papers match that were not meant to go together.

So, for today's feature, I mixed fabrics from 3 designers. Just for fun. Here are the fabrics:

1. Amy Butler August Fields
2. Joel Dewberry Modern Meadow
3. Sandi Henderson Meadowsweet
4. Joel Dewberry Modern Meadow
5. Joel Dewberry Modern Meadow

I'd like a yard of each please.