Paperie by Amy Sinibaldi
for Art Gallery Fabrics
Paperie is the debut fabric collection by Amy Sinibaldi for Art Gallery Fabrics and it is delightfully sweet! Amy’s love for books ~ the stories and the wonderful words, the faraway places, and the look of the book itself ~ was her inspiration for this Limited Edition collection. The art within, the covers and the gorgeous end papers are the essence of Paperie, which was written on fabric with romantic shades of pink, subtle greys and a hint of royal blue.
The collection consists of just 10 different fabrics but they are a perfectly balanced collection of muted pink and peach colors, a hint of baby blue and grey, contrasted with a deep royal blue print. Of course the text fabric is an immediate favorite however the Happily Ever After "hearts" fabric (third from the left - directly above) has indeed been stashed!
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Enjoy Sunday!
Rita
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I can just see the the navy manuscript as a binding! Thanks for sharing the sale opportunities of the online shops in one spot!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you make with Amy's gorgeous fabrics xx
ReplyDeletethis fabric has such a soft, whimsical feel... would love to see what you do with it!
ReplyDeleteFresh and beautiful fabrics. Am purchasing 2 designs to be used in a quilt I have recently designed.
ReplyDeleteyes, Rita....♥️ this is the most lovely fabric ever
ReplyDeleteI am following Amy's blog hop at her blog. I want this fabric so much. I think I deserve a gift and will buy myself some today.
Thanks for the reminder....
Happy Sunday
Quiet and calm fabric.
ReplyDeleteRita, thank you for sharing Paperie. I've been following Amy's blog tour for this collection.
ReplyDeleteSo feminine, subtle.
Such a beautiful, sweet line from Amy at NanaCo..... Very whimsical❤️❤️❤️
ReplyDeleteSuch a delightful line of fabrics. I tend toward brights, but this could lure me into a softer and more subtle world.
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