At the printing table, printing stacks of fabric:
A monument of hand printed textiles for Stitches & Craft
At the cutting table, folding fat quarters using Amy from Badskirt's awesome tute:
Fat quarters for Stitches & Craft - I'm having way too much fun making these, although I'm sure the shine will wear off in the next hour or so.
And finally, at the sewing machine, making skirts for our upcoming exhibition: Refabricated (go here for details!)
Denim skirt with Acacia in Inky Blue
14 comments:
The fat quarters look great. Passing credit along, the folding technique came from Ballarat Patchwork. I love how "finished" they look and how neatly they stay folded.
I wish I could make it to Melbourne for the show. I hope Ink&Spindle can travel up for the Sydney show. I'd love to be a fly on the wall for your craft labs!
Love that stack of beautiful fabrics! Have fun at the show :)
Oh boy. There's just way too much to love about this post!
Gorgeous! I hope you don't sell them all on the first day! I want some by the time I get there.
Looks awesome, can't wait for next week!
I print [and dye] my own fabric as well, and also put it back on the bolt so that it's easier to handle... that stack of fabrics you've made yourself is so satisfying!
Wow I love this skirt! Beautiful
Amazing skirt, I love it!
Everything looks gorgeous, well done all of you! I'm sure it will sell like hotcakes!
Eeeiii! This post has made me even more excited about the show! I can't wait to see the fat quarters in person!
They look wonderful! I love the neutrals..
I suspected that you've been pretty busy... now I can see exactly how much so. Wonderful work!
Oh my..... drool city!
wow, everything is just...a feast for the eyes and brain. You have astounding talent.
I love yours creativity...
I posted "betula alba" in my blog
grazie Dana
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