Indelible at quiltmarket

And here is a little recap of my booth at the Quiltmarket ;)



A few months in advance, I created this little mock-up of my booth above:






As you can see, it was visioned with a few more furniture pieces and a different quilt on the right wall....but at the end, I was very happy with the actual look.



The quilt on left wall (above) is the "Stamped" quilt, that will be a free quilt pattern once the Indelible line will be shipped to stores in a few weeks.
It was created by my friend Marija Vujcic of Marija's fabric creations (please go to her blog to read the great post about the making of this quilt) and she totally saved me, as once I got the advanced fabric yardage- just 10 days before leaving to US, I had no time to create even a quilt. In those 10 days, I've managed to sew everything else that you could see in the booth. The other quilt - the Chevron one was created before the advanced yardage arrived, with Indelible strike offs, while the deer quilt was created only with the elements by Art Gallery fabrics.





The quilt that was supposed to be created for the right wall, as the version of Stamped quilt pattern is on my "to do" list. And I will write the separate blog post to explain how to create this version, using the same block, but different rotation ;) Also regarding the  chevron quilt that I created x the quiltmarket- I have received so many requests for the pattern, that I will actually create one. In the mean time, if you have any idea for the name of the quilt, please let me know, as I am so bad with naming things, especially in English.



Back to the booth, here are some more pics....



















There are  more clothes to show you - but will save that for the next time ;)
..............................
I will only have to THANK once again to this amazing women in the following picture- Pat Bravo as without her, all this just wouldn't be possible!!! She is not just one of the best fabric designers ever, but she is so humble, honest and beautiful outside and inside, and I am so grateful that she has given me this wonderful possibility and to believe in me!!!

xoxo,
Katarina

And here is a little recap of my booth at the Quiltmarket ;)



A few months in advance, I created this little mock-up of my booth above:






As you can see, it was visioned with a few more furniture pieces and a different quilt on the right wall....but at the end, I was very happy with the actual look.



The quilt on left wall (above) is the "Stamped" quilt, that will be a free quilt pattern once the Indelible line will be shipped to stores in a few weeks.
It was created by my friend Marija Vujcic of Marija's fabric creations (please go to her blog to read the great post about the making of this quilt) and she totally saved me, as once I got the advanced fabric yardage- just 10 days before leaving to US, I had no time to create even a quilt. In those 10 days, I've managed to sew everything else that you could see in the booth. The other quilt - the Chevron one was created before the advanced yardage arrived, with Indelible strike offs, while the deer quilt was created only with the elements by Art Gallery fabrics.





The quilt that was supposed to be created for the right wall, as the version of Stamped quilt pattern is on my "to do" list. And I will write the separate blog post to explain how to create this version, using the same block, but different rotation ;) Also regarding the  chevron quilt that I created x the quiltmarket- I have received so many requests for the pattern, that I will actually create one. In the mean time, if you have any idea for the name of the quilt, please let me know, as I am so bad with naming things, especially in English.



Back to the booth, here are some more pics....



















There are  more clothes to show you - but will save that for the next time ;)
..............................
I will only have to THANK once again to this amazing women in the following picture- Pat Bravo as without her, all this just wouldn't be possible!!! She is not just one of the best fabric designers ever, but she is so humble, honest and beautiful outside and inside, and I am so grateful that she has given me this wonderful possibility and to believe in me!!!

xoxo,
Katarina