I love Joel Dewberry's new line of fabric called Notting Hill. These tulips are darling. What would you make with this line of fabric?
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Showing posts with label Joel Dewberry. Show all posts
2.12.2013
12.21.2010
Chair Project
I was realizing that I never posted the end of my chair project... Here is my little thrift store chair with a new Joel Dewberry fabric seat. I also made a ruffled pillow to match.


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chair project,
Joel Dewberry,
sewing
10.27.2010
Lotta Jansdotter Doorstop
Another sewing project I completed recently was a doorstop - using a pattern from Lotta Jansdotter's Simple Sewing. The fabric is Joel Dewberry, and it's full of pinto beans. It was a fun little project.
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Joel Dewberry,
Lotta Jansdotter,
sewing
9.29.2010
Buttercup Bag
Here's my first attempt at making the Buttercup Bag. It was a really fun little project. I used some old suiting fabric that I bought years ago and have gotten so much use out of. The lining is some of Joel Dewberry's Deer Valley fabric. I didn't put a snap in, but now I'm thinking that I should have...


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Buttercup Bag,
Joel Dewberry,
sewing
6.07.2010
Joel Dewberry - Ginseng: Tossed Flowers
I ordered some of this Joel Dewberry fabric from Etsy. I'm hoping to use it to reupholster a chair that I bought at a thrift store. I hope that it will go nicely with our little sofa - and that I can manage the reupholstering!
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Ethan Allen,
Joel Dewberry
6.22.2009
Joel Dewberry - Deer Valley
Joel Dewberry's spring line is really beautiful. It's called Deer Valley, and I really like the azure palette. I bought some on Etsy - now I just have to come up with a project to use it for!


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Deer Valley,
Joel Dewberry
7.21.2008
Joel Dewberry
I don't remember how I discovered Joel Dewberry, but I really love his fabric. The pattern below is called 'ironwork.' I like it so much that I think I'll forgive the fact that he went to the Y.

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Joel Dewberry
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