It's no secret that I enjoy recycling vintage fabrics including vintage sheet fabrics. If at all possible I like to squeeze a little piece of recycled goodness into most of my quilting projects.
This bundle of recycled vintage sheet fabric arrived earlier this week. As you can see I am again collecting striped fabrics in every color of the rainbow with a view to eventually create another version (or variation) of the In a Spin Quilt. The dainty floral fabrics could not be resisted!
These fabrics were sourced and sold by Jeni through her Etsy Store ~ (In Color Order). Jeni's store is regularly updated with new goodies and I have had the chance to enjoy Jeni's excellent customer service on numerous occasions already!
I also enjoy scouring the net for artisans who are hand printing their own unique designs on fabric.
Leslie Keating is the driving force behind the Melbourne based Maze & Vale. Leslie uses natural fibers upon which to screen print her own designs using environmentally friendly inks and fine cottons (as well as linen blends).
Maze & Vale screen printed fabrics and handmade items are sold through Leslie's Etsy Store ~ Maze & Vale.
Leslie Keating is the driving force behind the Melbourne based Maze & Vale. Leslie uses natural fibers upon which to screen print her own designs using environmentally friendly inks and fine cottons (as well as linen blends).
Maze & Vale screen printed fabrics and handmade items are sold through Leslie's Etsy Store ~ Maze & Vale.
Enjoy Sunday!
Rita
Rita
Thank you for that interesting post, I feel quite challenged now on my fabric choices!
ReplyDeletethose broad stripes coupled with the florals are just too dreamy.
ReplyDeletei love Leslie's designs too...she sure is a talent
Maze & Vale is a new favorite. Love those fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI had those yellow flower sheets when I was a girl. I guess I'm vintage!
ReplyDeleteI have the set of sheets and pillowcases of the yellow floral background in your first picture. They were a wedding present in 1976, but use them at our summer cottage. So surprsied to see the sheet!
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