Sarah and Cyn look at the Candy Bloom Collection
20. June 2016
We just love Sarah and Cyn from StitchCraftCreate, here they are taking a look at the Candy Bloom fabrics.
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This is the Tilda studio blog where we post a little inspiration and wish you a creative day.
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We just love Sarah and Cyn from StitchCraftCreate, here they are taking a look at the Candy Bloom fabrics.
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A few days ago our talented distributer Flowerquilt sent lots of beautiful pictures showing what’s going on with Tilda in China, and we are so happy to hear it’s going very well!
We cannot resist showing you pictures from The Ququ Patchwork Studio in Jinan city in the Shandong province.
The studio owner Ququ makes these wonderful patchwork and appliqué bags and purses among other things, and organizes workshops.
You can check out her blog here and get inspired. We wish we where in Jinan city right now, this looks so inspiring!
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We love how Ququ used Lecien fabric with soft nature prints in the background as a contrast to the Tilda fabrics. It takes a trained eye to think up this kind of combination.
The talented Ququ in her studio (bottom right)
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If you live in Australia or New Zealand Two Green Zebras has a competition going where you could be the lucky winner of lovely Rivendale patterns.
They simply ask which brand of Fabrics is featured on the patterns!
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We have used the purse pattern from “Tilda’s Toy Box” to make lovely summer purses in Pardon My Garden fabrics. Just love dark blue florals in the summer and the flower motives from “Garden Flowers Dark Blue” fits this pattern perfectly.
Materials: Garden Flowers Dark Blue, Wildgarden Dark Blue, Emily Green, Audery Green, Pardon My Garden Buttons 20 mm, Purse Frame and wadding.
Have a lovely weekend!
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A quick way of decorating and personalizing note books, boxes or anything else you might think of is using Adhesive fabric glue paper and tape. It’s lovely to give simple items a more luxurious fabric feel.
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You can use fabric tape for letters or decorations and ribbon as matching bookmarks.
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One sweet red and pink paper piece ball is finished.
Materials:
Wildgarden Red (481134), Aimee Red (481133) and Pollen Red (481139) from the Candy Bloom series.
Pollen Pink (481089), Emily Pink (481083) and Garden Flowers Dove White (481085) from Spring Diaries.
We also used pre-cut paper shapes from Paper Piece Balls biconvex ( 480999), one package will give you 20 balls in two different sizes. Fabric Glue pen (480825) and the Light pink Sewing By Hand thread (481015)
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Biconvex paper piece ball with pentagon paper piece balls made with Spring Diaries fabric.
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