Eclectic Intuition

 

Now that Eclectic Intuition collection is available (after a delay caused by shipping problems), I thought that I should finally post a few pics of the collection itself, as well as the picture and list of the coordinating pure elements.

This collection makes part of the AGF Season of Tribute which is envisioned as a special homage to AGF designers and their most memorable prints -bringing these new recolored and rediscovered collections.

Like going through a book, each designer has their own chapter, with a title that represents their true spirit, a special color palette true to them, and a curation of the very best designs represented as one collection for each — there’s even a special selvedge for each “chapter”. 

I love the name of mine and here are the prints that were most loved and chosen for this group.

Beautiful collection look book is available and it's packed with so many amazing, inspirational photographs and projects!

Here are some pure elements (pictured below) that I found closest to the color hues used in the collection:

Snow white

White Linen

Atmospheric

Periwinkle

Celestial

Mystic grey

Lavender water

Gingerbread

Raw gold

Blossomed

Bewitched

Sweet fig

Mauvelous

Potter’s clay

Sweet fig

Rock candy

Verve violet

Very Berry

Field of lavender

Blueberry zest

Night Sea

Nocturnal

Another great thing regarding this collection and it's substrates is that it has 3 flannels and 1 rayon. 

These are my first available flannel prints and I really love how soft they are-I immediately had to use one (Stamped Grove) for the quilt backing on my Flowertone quilt and loved it!

xx

K.

Twenty fabric collection

 

And finally, it's time to introduce you to my newest fabric collection with Art Gallery Fabrics called Twenty. 

When I start designing a collection, I always think about the story, or theme behind it. With this collection it was a bit different, as this was my 20th collection with Art Gallery fabrics and my idea was to gather a group of prints that would work nicely together as a group, but also individually, for different kinds of projects. So the only theme or story was cohesiveness and unified color story. I wanted to cover almost all the elements and principles of art from color, line, shape, form, value, texture, and space. So my aim was to have contrasting prints, but also very harmonious ones, to provide balance, variety, movement and rhythm, with a kind of minimalistic, almost basic designs, that would provide importance to the whole, to the collection as entity.

I was so inspired with this collection, as it has 20 designs printed on quilting cotton-that I created 2 new quilt patterns: Vibrato and Kelim. 

While I was making Vibrato quilt, my friend Barbara Opett created throw version of my Kelim pattern.

AGF created another amazing look book that contains many beautiful projects from different makers and I hope that you may find your favorite project to make.

xx

Katarina