new for anthology fabrics!...

Wait not longer...well you will have to wait to get them, but at least now you can peek!!  I can finally show you my latest collections for Anthology Fabrics! The team is in Salt Lake City right now at quilt market introducing the new collections.  I hope you will love them!

Remember this??  Well, I just could not stop thinking about this color inspiration.  Here's the result!  Moroccan Mirage is about my love of color and culture.  The blue colorway is called Casablanca and the warm, red/orange colorway is called Marrakech. I'll share a bit more of the story behind this collection after the craziness of SURTEX!

Next up - The Woodlands!  Something a little more playful for me.  It's fun right?  I had to dig up my old kidswear days at Nordstrom for this one - so much fun!

Last up Rendezvous - this one is for the true modern romantic. I am so thrilled with the color story, and the modern feel of the traditional ideas of the rose, damask, and stripe.  

Two new fabric collections!

Hi all!  I'm back from Quilt Market!  It was tons of fun!  I was thrilled to make some of my twitter friends into real life friends!  Finally got to meet Daisy Janie (who's booth was amazing btw) and Jenean Morrison.  I also met some great new friends Marisa from Creative Thursday, Betz White, Lizzy House, and Melody Miller, Lindsay and Charlie from Hawthorne Threads, Cynthia from Fabricworm and Birch, and Kim from True Up.  I even had a moment to chat with Amy Butler!  Full weekend - let me tell you, but so so much fun!  So...want to see the two new collections I presented with Anthology??  Come on, sure you do!  ;0)

First up, Bryant Park in three colorways - Yacht, Terre, and Balkans!



This collection was inspired by the spirit of Bryant Park in NYC.  Although, the shows are no longer held there, we will always remember Bryant Park as a destination where beauty, creativity, and innovation were celebrated.  I wanted to mix vintage overtones with modern shapes, and use color in a fresh new way.  Hope you heart it!





Next up Theory in three ways - Seaside, Sierra, and Forest



Theory was all about trying something new.  Mixing and matching traditional and modern elements and seeing what came out.  It was my theory really of what a new look for home, fashion, and craft could be.