Topping up on a few basics. Timeless Treasure sketch is incredibly useful when you want a block of colour but not a solid. Lipstick and Citron are two I have used a lot of recently. They work together well and citron is a great mixer for Chicopee. Polka dots are forever useful. The orange on cream dots can be found here and the lovely Lecien big spot are here
If you are feeling random, go check the bolt end section out, there are some bargains to be had and such a range from Linen/cotton Echino to nylon to silk. And for you tech types out there, I wrote on the pics using Notability and a cheapo stylus on an iPad, a very handy app indeedy.
I just love sketch, it is just the ultimate blender. Thanks for the tip re the Citron - I have a lovely bundle of Chicopee and it's good to know which blenders I could chuck in there too x
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Thanks Kerry, I would love some fabric treat now! Have a great week! x teje
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabrics, I love the hand written photo labels!
ReplyDeleteI think I am coming up with a Valentine's Day plan for my day off with hubby!
ReplyDeleteOooh, fab selection there, you enabler you ;o)
ReplyDeleteCute fabrics -- and now I'm off to download yet another drawing/note teking app for my iPad! :-)
ReplyDeleteLoved hearing about those Japanese prints! A friend gave me some of the black one with animals, but I had no idea where to buy more. Thanks for that info and for telling us about that nice app. And yes, Sketch is such a great, great fabric!
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