Sewing with Skopelos fabrics

In a few days Skopelos fabric collection will hit shelves of the quilt stores and I am trying my best to make a few quilt and garment samples out of my strike offs. Beside that, I am also trying to make 2 new PDF patterns. One will be for the "Lola drawstring bag" (on the following pictures)...





...and one for the new Quilt pattern that will probably be called Greeka (like four of the geometric prints).



When I say I am trying, I really mean that, because life sometimes get too crazy and trying is the best I can do.

On the other exciting side, I will have some sneak peaks of my upcoming lines, very soon.
I hope that you are following me on IG, because I am more active over there :)
Happy spring!!!
Katarina

Indelible blog hop, part 3

It's time for the Indelible BLOG HOP part 3 or the third round up!
You can admire and read more about some amazing creations in  part 1 and part 2  and read the introduction post HERE with the full list of participants!!!

We will start with amazing work of: 

Rachael Gander

Rachael created Indelible Meridian cardi using her own pattern and Indelible knits.
She has also created great summer PJs for her girls.

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Next we have one of my fellow AGF designers- adorable:

Jeni Baker

She created stunning Datura Blouse - Pattern by Deer & Doe with Indelible voile.



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When my BFF:

Frances Newcombe

told me that she is going to make something amazing with my fabrics, she wasn't joking!!! I almost died when I opened the pics she have sent me!!!
Her friend, Jody Miller shoot them and I am so in LOVE!!!Frances created a bag and 2 tops - be sure to read all the details on her blog!!!

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It was so nice meeting her during the Quilt Market:

Allegory Lanham

She created this beautiful Indelible Beauty Mini Quilt, paper pieced.
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Than we have the gorgeous Indelible WOW Pow quilt created by:

Svetlana Sotak

I think that this quilt pattern goes perfectly well with the line ;)

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When my fabric collection was introduced by Art Gallery fabrics,

Dana Bolyard

was one of the first to join my Indelible flickr group and to give me some feedback about the line!!! I am so in love with this stunning patchwork bag she created for this blog hop!

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One of the people in this industry that I admire so much is my EU neighbor:

Julianna Gąsiorowska

 

Her Border butterflies quilt isn't finished yet, but even like this-it looks fantastic!!! You can get the free pattern for this on her blog!!!

That's all for now, but we will soon have another round up!!!!

THANK you again so much to everyone that participated and made this blog hop being so very Indelible! 
xo, Katarina 

Indelible blog hop, part 2

It's time for the Indelible BLOG HOP part 2 or the second round up!
You can admire and read more about some amazing creations in  part 1 and introduction post HERE with the full list of participants!!!

We will start with amazing work of: 

Kathleen Kerr

She created 2 quilts with Indelible, both using Darkened Ink colorway and I am still trying to decide which one I like most...the first one that you can see is called "Delectable" and if you follow the link to her blog you will find the free pattern-tutorial for this beautiful piece of art!



The second one is created using Jaybird Quilts pattern "Park Bench". The quilting is impeccable!!!

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Than we have fantastic "Indelible foot print" quilt top by

 Amy Friend

Amy used Subtle watermarks colorway and she was inspired by a Moroccan floor tile design to create this hexagonal pattern.

And I will finish this round up with the Indelible Doiland dress that I created for my quiltmarket booth. The dress is modeled by Lauv, fashion designer and stylist in AGF and actually while I was creating the dress (the night before departure), I totally had her in my mind as model and sort of inspiration and I wasn't wrong!!!
And I am a bit sorry that the second picture (she looks like a beautiful mermaid to me) didn't finish as a look book cover, but she was in Brazil while the look book was in the works...but at least you can see it here! :)

Thanks Lauv - you totally rock that dress!!!❤️❤️❤️



xo, Katarina