show and tell ...
Well here is a very belated show and tell of my Liberty evening with Flibbertygibbet and Knitterrooney. Crying out loud it was almost a week ago and I have not shown or told yet - just how slovenly am I? (no please don't answer that).
So in true better late than never style here is a tour of my purchases. Firstly, I got me some Rowan fabric. More of the flower fabric that I think I may make a skirt from and some very yummy cupcake fabric.
Also in my basket was some Rowan DK wool in fun colours. Liberty really had the best array of DK wool that I have seen anywhere and it was a joy to behold all those gorgeous jewel colours beautifully racked up. John Lewis only seem to have the dingier colours and then only about 7 colours to choose from. Liberty had easily double that.
The collection of Liberty print fabric this year is fabulous - more patterns, colourways and fabric types than in previous years. Yummy yummy. The big problem though is that Liberty fabric isn't cheap so I shied away from buying any until Flib enlightened me to the minimum cut. I always thought, somewhat mistakenly, that the minimum was 50cm but no it is 30 cm. So it felt only right to treat myself to strips from 3 of their gorgeous new fabrics.
Aside from the opportunity to spend some money, the evening was a wonderful chance to catch up with fellow bloggers and chew the fat and share ideas. Thanks Flib and Ting it was a wonderful evening.
So in true better late than never style here is a tour of my purchases. Firstly, I got me some Rowan fabric. More of the flower fabric that I think I may make a skirt from and some very yummy cupcake fabric.
Also in my basket was some Rowan DK wool in fun colours. Liberty really had the best array of DK wool that I have seen anywhere and it was a joy to behold all those gorgeous jewel colours beautifully racked up. John Lewis only seem to have the dingier colours and then only about 7 colours to choose from. Liberty had easily double that.
The collection of Liberty print fabric this year is fabulous - more patterns, colourways and fabric types than in previous years. Yummy yummy. The big problem though is that Liberty fabric isn't cheap so I shied away from buying any until Flib enlightened me to the minimum cut. I always thought, somewhat mistakenly, that the minimum was 50cm but no it is 30 cm. So it felt only right to treat myself to strips from 3 of their gorgeous new fabrics.
Aside from the opportunity to spend some money, the evening was a wonderful chance to catch up with fellow bloggers and chew the fat and share ideas. Thanks Flib and Ting it was a wonderful evening.
9 Comments:
hello there, I have just found your blog, and am delighted! Your post re: Liberty's fabric took me back to the days when I used to work around the corner from there, and I used to just wander round and round and round the fabrics! Now I live in Devon so its a bit too far for a wander! Love the fabrics, I oohed and arhhed over them. And love the blog. Gorgeous!
Look at those birdies!! Gorgeous. It was such a fun evening - good company, beautiful fabrics and wool and free wine. Doesn't get any better?
jealous. I'm so jealous.
AND free wine?
Aren't the new range of Liberty fabrics wonderful - I bought the birds one too! (infact i think we may have been buying at the same time?... I wish I had said hello now!)
I'm going to Liberty's in a couple of weeks... I can't wait!
The bird fabric is just delicious!
Sooo jealous, my sister is in London and just sent pictures of her Liberty buy up.
Oh, cute, cute, cute! Love that fabric
oh wow, that Liberty fabric really is gorgeous. It sounds like a fun evening- lucky girl!
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