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Coming in December 2014 from Blend Fabrics will be Tea Garden by designer and ceramic maker Molly Hatch. Her debut collection features hand painted porcelain plates, teacups, ornate spoons and teapots in traditional blue and white or with touches of red, green and ivory. As spotted online here.
We continue this week with another preview of a forthcoming fabric collection to celebrate the Houston Quilt Market. Today it's a new design due in 2015 from Maude Asbury for Blend Fabrics. Snow Day is a winter range filled with polar bears, penguins, and igloos. It also features subtle tribal influences with lots of triangles and textures. See the full collection online here.
And finally from Blend Fabrics I wanted to mention one more collection. Another 2015 highlight will be 'Journey' by Khristian A Howell a bold collection that is so stylish would be ideally suited to home decor projects. There are four prints in the range a graphic petals floral, ikat style dots, geometric dashes and a damask. As spotted online here at Blend Fabrics.
Lane have recently added eight new geometric designs to their collection of hand pulled screen prints. The Nottingham based studio were inspired by recent trips to Norway, The Scottish Highlands and Milan. They are all printed by local and highly experienced craftsmen on to paper that is produced by one of the oldest and last remaining specialty paper makers in the country which is all sustainably produced and FSC accredited. Lane believes in supporting British craftsmanship by using the best of British materials wherever possible. See the full range online here.
As you probably know The Houston Quilt Market is taking place this week and all the major fabric companies will be there along with lots of pattern designers. New collections will be launched including this fabulous collection by Lizzie Mackay for Blend Fabrics. Hip Hooray features an animal menagerie of party guests bringing balloons, presents, and bunting all drawn in Lizzie's beautiful style. Mixer prints feature cute bunnies and a colourful geometric inspired by felt tips. Those of us not lucky enough to be at the show can see the full collection online here at Blend.
