Delightful William Morris prints in 100% cotton sourced at local fabric stores. I thought I'd use it to line bags, but it is too pretty to hide. Made little closet sachets instead, filled with lavender and cords for easy hanging in the closet (or a doorknob). The lovely Strawberry Thief was gifted by dear friend Robin.
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| Lavender filled sachets. I may eventually add some to my Etsy shop. |
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| Strawberry Thief and Rose Chintz |
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| Briar Rose in two colorways. |
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| Queen Mab, my muse, proclaiming the office chair hers. |
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Queen Mab has really good taste - such lovely prints.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I have a small notebook that I call the "What If &* Dreaming" book that has a Morris print on it. Whenever I pick it up, I seem to spend a few moments losing myself in the extraordinary design.
ReplyDeleteQueen Mab looks quite regal on her perch. *Winks* And I'm loving those delightful prints, yes, too pretty to hide away in every creation, though having them as the surprise on the interior of a creation would be fun too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my Tranquility Tour through Jerome, which I'll be posting on for several more days since it is like a wonderful Dream you never want to wake up from and can't wait to return to again and again... as one Blog Friend dubbed it *and I liked so much I'm borrowing the phrase, winks* it is the Disneyland Of Funky Places. *Smiles*
Dawn... The Bohemian
Oooh, I love these sachets. The patterns are so pretty. Queen Mab is adorable. Cats try to take over everything...at least mine dose! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove!
ReplyDeleteI love William Morris fabrics and those sachets are gorgeous - they have a really medieval look to them. William Morris was an interesting man and I'm fascinated by all the Pre-Raphaelites. If you are ever in England visit Kelmscott Manor his country home in Oxfordshire. It's a magical place full of original possessions and furniture and lots of the needlework done by Jane and May Morris. It also has a great gift shop:)
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet little creation :) I love the fabrics
ReplyDeleteWilliam Morris prints are beautiful,it's lovely to see them born again in your artwork.
ReplyDeleteForest Dream Weaver - great name, by the way. Thanks for the compliment!
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you at all for pouncing on that gorgeous fabric. I like the red with leaves.
ReplyDeleteWOL - I was so surprised to find this fabric locally. The red reminds me of a beautiful autumn day:)
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