Little Heiress is a different take on the Heiress collection. Inspired by Anna Maria Parry's grandmothers embroidery and needlework these fabrics feature small geometric designs reminiscent of cross stitch. With new designs and colors but in a smaller design these fabrics are meant to work even more like blenders than before. The geometry adds a little texture while the colors make the fabrics pop. From up close you can see the intricate designs but the moment you step back it becomes a textured masterpiece.
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Virginia Jensen
Coulorful leaves collection
Perfect to finish my latest project
Colourful Leaves - Soft Leaves - by Stof Fabrics
Sharon P
Excited to try fabric weaving!
I watched several of Mathew’s fabric weaving videos and really wanted to try it. I just received the weaving tools and am excited to try it out as soon as I get some foam board and the fabric I want to use. The tool looks straight forward to use and looks like it will make it much easier to do the weaving. Very sturdy and well-made tool.
Mx Weaver™ – 2-Piece Fabric Weaving & Threading Tool Set by Mx Domestic
Laura N
Fat quarter friendly
The pattern is very well written, I love that it's fat quarter friendly, definely buying more patterns from quiltcakes
Extracelestial Quilt Pattern - by Quiltcakes
Estelle Mckinney
I did not really see really close to this fabric
I did not really see really close to this fabric. I needed the purple ish color for a project in doing. But when I got it I was like WOW, the colors, the design and the softness was so unexpected. It will be saved for a special project. I love this fabric
Abandoned - Rue le Peltier - Patina - by Tim Holtz with Free Spirit Fabrics
Beth
Pride Star
I made a couple of minor substitutions and added a border. Accent borders were made from leftover pathways. Beautifully written instructions- very easy to follow. H haven’t longarmed it yet but already in love with it!
Lone Star Quilt Kit – Featuring Speckled by Rashida Coleman-Hale
