Posts tagged ‘christmas’
Maude Asbury may or may not be a real person, but she can make a mean fabric collection or three. Calypso, out now, is an exciting mix of graphic florals and geometrics. By the way, I love Anna Griffin/Blend‘s fabric ladder displays. Kitchy Kitchen is also out now. Tinsel is for Christmas 2012 [...]
I’m not sure what Yuwa’s Live Life collection is about, since we have a kitchen print, a kid’s print, and a Christmas print here. They’re all retro and they’re all sort of large scale, and all super cute. I couldn’t stop flipping through the Christmas print, each colorway was irresistible.
Michael Miller handed over the Halloween reins to Mark Hordyszynski (study the spelling of his last name, it’ll be on the test!). Ask him about carrying that giant bone through airport security! And MM also has a gingerbread-house-themed Christmas collection for 2012, designed by Michael Miller Studio:
Here are Robert Kaufman‘s collections for Halloween and Christmas 2012. Industry-wide, Holiday collections usually come out around May, but these may be slated for earlier. Pink Light Design takes over the ongoing Eerie Alley Halloween line this time around. Nordica Flannel is a cozy collection with with traditional Scandinavian winter motifs. Makes me want [...]
Alexander Henry has several new mini-collections out. First up, Wonderland and Wonderbug in Indigo and Red (above) and Tea and Verbena (below). Next, Park and Ride, which goes with Park and Moo and Dots and Daisies: Cookery features an alphabet print with a coordinating stripe and small-scale floral: And these Christmas birds: [...]
In addition to larger lines, Alexander Henry usually adds several prints to ongoing collections, including Nicole’s Prints, Christmas lines, and Folklorico. These were all on paper and will be printed once they have sufficient order numbers.
In addition to larger lines, Alexander Henry usually adds several prints to ongoing collections, including Nicole’s Prints, Christmas lines, and Folklorico. These were all on paper and will be printed once they have sufficient order numbers.
Oh boy, friends. I am SO out of it and overwhelmed — lately my life has been eaten by a bighugesecret project, on top of Quilt Market coverage. (My last official Fall Quilt Market post was on Friday, though I still have a few amazing, just less time-sensitive, things to share, and booty to give [...]
… starring The Grinch! Robert Kaufman‘s Dr. Seuss collections this year were extremely popular, and the next group of prints will be a Christmas collection centering on The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. Who can resist Cindy Lou Who? This collection will include a panel print, a big (I think) border print (I’m seeing tree skirts). [...]
It’ll be hard for Alexander Henry to beat their 2010 Halloween collection The Ghastlies, but next year’s collections are pretty fly. The first one is called Hocus Pocus: Then we have “Pumpkin Patched”: And “Cackle Jacks”: Apparently AH’s Halloween collections tend to outsell their Christmas collections. But I don’t know, Holiday Hoot is so awesome [...]
Yay, a Christmas version of Alexander Henry’s popular 2-D Zoo print! Here are more of AH’s retro Christmas fabrics. Christmas fabrics tend to hit the shops in summer; let’s hope these are among them! Again, sorry for the looming shadows on these pictures! My Photoshop-fu only goes so far.
Monica Solorio-Snow of the popular quilting blog Happy Zombie announced today that Lecien will be releasing her first fabric collection, Holiday Happy, at the Spring Quilt Market. There seems to be a trend of non-Japanese designers designing for Japanese companies — not that good design knows sees borders! Holiday Happy is of course a holiday [...]
The internet has slowed down to a crawl this week, so I guess I’ll take the cue too and sign off till Sunday. I just finished the one and only thing I managed to make this Christmas season — this yo-yo wreath. What do you think? Too much? Not enough? Just right? I’d like to [...]
Holly Man from the collection of Bessilu on Flickr.
Very Christmas-y bows and leaves fabric from the collection of Buzzville (that’s Superbuzzy Kelly!) on Flickr.