Today is the last post in the 3 part tutorial series on how to make this DIY Liberty fabric book. If you missed part 1 and 2, you can find them here and here. Thanks to Ava & Neve Liberte Courtiers for providing the beautiful Liberty lawn fabrics used in this book.
This post is part 2 of the 3 part tutorial on how to make this DIY Liberty fabric book using your favorite prints. If you missed part 1, please read it here. The beautiful Liberty lawn fabrics used in this book were provided by Ava & Neve Liberte Courtiers.
As I mentioned in my previous post, I was recently contacted by Martina, the owner of Ava & Neve Liberte Courtiers, to collaborate on a Liberty project tutorial. Of course I jumped at the chance to work with all the beautiful Liberty fabrics in Martina’s shop. With Valentine’s Day approaching, what better way to show my love for Liberty fabrics!…
The chilly weather lately inspired this Liberty London patchwork infinity scarf. Since the scarf goes around your neck, I suggest you use scraps that are soft like cotton lawn, voile, knits, fleece, or double gauze to prevent it from being too abrasive. For one side of my scarf I used Liberty London lawn and for the other I used a…
I’ve raved about Liberty London cotton lawn but it is pricey so today I want to discuss more affordable fabric options. For the Liberty London lawn lovers, see my Liberty London Source Guide here and my Liberty fabric projects here. UPDATE July 15, 2018: Also check out my updated post about cotton lawn options here. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate…
Today I want to share where I buy Liberty London fabric in the USA for those of you interested in Liberty London fabric. These sites are primarily located in the United States with a few international ones that ship to the US. If a seller lists Liberty London lawn fabric by weight, I’ve confirmed from multiple sources that 1 yard…
