Did you know you can actually buy Liberty of London fabric? For some reason I didn't. It's pricey, but at least it's on sale right now at Fabric.com. Or you can get it from the Liberty of London site. And, though unfortunately completely sold out, there is a Hello Kitty line! Ah!!!
There's no other artist/designer whose work I think is more fantastic and lovely than Sanna Annukka (and she's rather lovely looking herself...all the more reason to be envied). Here is some of her latest work. Her shop hasn't expanded much, but her repertoire of commercial packaging and product design has hit the fan (so has her press exposure)! I especially love the fact that she has corresponded with Marimekko; talk about a match made in heaven.
A sort of continuation of yesterday's post, I wanted to share all these sweet fabrics made by Liberty of London. Taken individually, each seems pretty simple, but what I am so impressed by is the overall vision of how these prints work together to create this eclectic bohemian wildflower feel. So nice and girly.
Yes, Lara Cameron hand-printed fabrics are all over the place, so you've seen them before, especially the birch print featured on the previous post on Little Mary Moo. I'm currently investigating where all those wonderful hand-printed fabrics came from. Lara Cameron is a designer of all sorts. Visiting her site, I discovered she also make letterpress greeting cards (kinda scarry how much my Aspen suite, pictured below, resembles her birch card...but it's a trendy, look, right?
My mother-in-law wants to make our next baby (which is going to be a girl) a quilt. So of course, I have to be the picky, pushy, designer and tell her, "Great! But I have to pick the fabric myself." A great source for fabric: QuiltHome.com. Above are the selection that I narrowed it down to (mostly from Heather Ross's "Mendocino" collection). I would LOVE to make an entire crib set, but I may be getting carried away. I'll be sure to show the final pics!
