Lovely presentation. They even include a Spoonflower label.
Such a cool website. You can print fabric of your own design or order from independent designers like Yvonne Herbst. (Yvonne has a blog too.)
This is the cute fabric I picked for the Novelty/I Spy Spoonflower swap over at Gen X Quilters.
Apparently it was a big hit at Spoonflower and won an award last year. Neat!
You have to check out the Spoonflower Swap Flickr group- super cute stuff.
I am so excited about what everyone is choosing. I plan to use the charms I get to make an I Spy Quilt for my sweet boy.
Faith wrote a great post about Spoonflower a while back.
I definitely want to design my own fabric. It's just a matter of getting to it on my to-do list (man that list is LONG!)
I have to admit it's super cool that they are in Durham, NC- just right down the street from me! (Well, 2 hours away but still close!)
The Triangle Modern Quilt Guild took a field trip to Spoonflower (FUN!) Maybe my Charlotte MQG can take a road trip there as well.
Have you tried Spoonflower yet? What did you think?
3 comments:
That bird fabric is very cute! I have not bought any fabric online yet!
I have not tried Spoonflower yet...I like to touch the fabric I buy. But I really do like the designs I see on their site. What do you think of the colors of the actual fabric compared to the view on the computer...fairly accurate? Does the fabric feel like good quality fabric? I love the print you selected - fun!
Spoonflower is wonderful! There are so many creative possibilities there. Last year I made a repeating pattern out of drawings by all my daughter's classmates, then turned that into tote bags and pillows for end-of-year gifts for her teachers. It was a huge hit! Here's my post about it: http://freshlypieced.blogspot.com/2010/10/spoonflowering.html
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