Showing posts with label collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collection. Show all posts

17 August, 2010

Kellibeans Included in Spiral Themed Artfire Collection!

Wow, to see one of my original crocheted hypno beanies included in this absolutely fantastic spiral themed collection on Artfire is so flattering! I love the feeling that spirals give, as if they are drawing me inward.  How do spirals make you feel when you see them? 


10 August, 2010

Chocolate Orange Artfire Collection - Autumn Orange & Brown Gift Guide

Inspired by the luscious flavors of bittersweet chocolate and juicy oranges.

09 August, 2010

High Contrast Kisses Artfire Collection - Red Black and White Gift Guide

Recently Artfire unrolled their Collections feature out to the general public, and along with it, they gave us idiot proof widget-ability for easy blog sharing! I absolutely love the idea of picking a collection as I browse the site, and instantly being able to link to the store and seller without me having to code or insert everything in manually on my blog. This is definitely motivation to create more collections from Artfire (which I am 1000% sure was their intention in the first place!) Here is my first collection of high contrast black & white items with kisses of passionate red.

20 May, 2009

Fabric Collection Review: Moda Sultry by Basicgrey

Basicgrey is traditionally a paper design company that branched out and introduced their Sultry paper line into fabric for Moda. I ordered a charm pack that consisted of all 40 selections in this particular line, and frankly, I feel most of these designs translated very well for use in the sewing room.

Check out the entire collection online HERE at the Fat Quarter Shop.

In this collection you will find botanical prints and smooth geometrics that have a wonderful range that can please the palates of fans of shabby chic to whimsy to contemporary sleek. The color palette of Raspberry, Vanilla, Chocolate and Pistachio hues mesh very well with current trends. The only snag I had, however, was that I was left wanting in the chocolate-hued category. There were very few selections that were of a predominantly brown design. To someone who blends and harmonizes fabrics in projects such as me, (and those millions of quilters out there especially) the lack of a few more balancing darks in this fabric family does leave me wanting (just a tad). But overall, this truly is an interesting collection.

Moda Sultry by Basicgrey : 4.5 out of 5