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!…
Today I want to introduce Ava & Neve Liberte Courtiers, a lovely shop that just opened in Brisbane, Australia selling Liberty Art fabrics. To readers living outside of Brisbane, fear not, Ava & Neve also sells online at www.avaandneve.com.au and ships internationally. Ava & Neve is currently having a Liberty tana lawn strippy sale on Instagram that will run for…
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, what better way to use up my beautiful Liberty London scraps bought from Alice Caroline than with mini canvas art. This can be done using just small pieces of treasured fabrics from your stash. See instructions on how to make this tiny canvas art after the jump. You can also check out my other fabric…
I’m so excited the Liberty of London Spring Summer 2015 collection is finally released! This collection is inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland to mark the 150th anniversary of the first book release. My Duckadilly I Love Liberty fabric club subscription came this week and contains 12 fat eighths from the 2015 collection. I can’t decide which one is my…
Like many fabric stashers, I have too much fabric and too little space. To make room, I am destashing my Liberty of London fabric on Etsy. I just listed a 30 piece 5″ scrap pack on my Etsy shop. I cut generously so you can trim the excess fabric to get an exact 5″ square if you plan to use…
