Mmmm…Prints, patterns, paper equals so so pretty. Don’t let your space become boring. Add some punch!
via Apartment Therapy, Volksfaden, flickr, design is mine, Linda and Harriett, paper mojo and Living Etc.
fabric Archive
First rule in design…..
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009She likes…
Thursday, June 18th, 2009One of my dear dear friends Naphtali who has a lovely blog Click Clack came over to my abode last night with her hubby. While our husbands were talking and talking we ended up browsing the web and she showed me a few things that she loves right now which are very much blog worthy! One being Glassybabys…..ever heard of them? They are gorgeous! (Naphtali should be there spokesperson.) Here are a few of her favorite things right now.
glassybaby anything.
Anthropologie aprons.
This amazing space from JAS Design Build.
Amy Butler Fabric
3 things to love….
Thursday, April 30th, 20091. Birds Perched.
Have a wonderful Weekend!
Friday, October 31st, 2008It’s been kind of a busy week for me so I haven’t posted as much as I would like to but I leave you with some new products, a great sale and eye candy! Have a safe and pleasant night tonight! xoxo
Jane Churchill
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008I find this Louis chair cover idea from Jane Churchill to be adorable. Especially since they are sheer and see thru like the actual chair. Plus it would protect the chair from being scratched (by a 2 year old with a fork in one hand looking to cause trouble) and from getting smudged.
Jane Churchill sells gorgeous sheers, prints, weaves, velvet and silk fabrics, trimmings and wallpaper. She has a mix of traditional and contemporary fabrics and is always evolving her line. She has alot of eye candy!
 
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Happy Easter
Thursday, March 20th, 2008
Pretty Damask
Wednesday, February 6th, 2008 
I heart this damask line from Linwood
Eyelet Fabric
Wednesday, February 6th, 2008
Pictures from Fashion Fabrics Club
Eyelet fabric is such a delicate fabric but can be used in many settings. Adorable in a nursery and beautiful enough to be in a living room. I would never go overboard in using eyelet but just a touch of it here and there is great!
Eyelet is a type of fabric which contains patterned cut-outs, around which stitching or embroidery may be applied in order to prevent the fabric from raveling.
