a little red as an accent...
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Hope Valley Tunic
There, I finished my third tunic from Amy Butler's Mini Dress/Tunic pattern. The turquoise brown first, the black pindot second. This time I used gray slate print from Denyse Schmidt's Hope Valley. I love this line a lot. Maybe it's not a big eye catching print, and some people might find it not that exciting. Yes, it is rather a modest print, and that is what I like about. You might not know that I love the Civil War style fabrics though I don't carry them that much. (Well, if you guys find them more attractive, I will be able to carry more of them :-) Hope Valley definitely has the modesty of the Civil War fabrics with a bit of a modern twist. As the first two tunics, I love the way it turned out, and I love this pattern so much. So much that it became my shop uniform ever since the first one. And I know I will be making another one again...
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Hello, ever since I visited your shop last spring, I've been enjoying your blog, but this will be my very first comment. And this tunic is very pretty and the fabric is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI made items using the fabric I purchased from your shop, too...like this one below, and more!
http://chickchicksewing.blogspot.com/2009/11/mouse-pad.html
Thank you for all the inspirations and the beautiful images of fabrics. いつも楽しませてもらっています♪
Hi, chick chick sewing :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed your visit to my shop and my fabrics. I saw the mouse pad turned fabric tray. Too bad that it didn't work as a mouse pad, but I'm sure your girls are enjoying the tray more :-) See you next time you are in town.