Please allow me to introduce you to Peacock Lane, my new fabric collection for Michael Miller Fabrics.
I just returned from Spring Quilt Market 2011 in Salt Lake City where I debuted the collection. This is little 'ol me standing in front of my display. I had a lot of help from some really great friends to get everything sewn on such short notice. I'll be posting more detailed photos and explanations of each of the projects in the coming weeks.
It has been so hard to keep Peacock Lane under wraps for so long and I am just so very excited to show you everything that I've been working on for the last year.
Peacock Lane is 24 prints divided into two colorways that all combine together beautifully. The first colorway, Cherry Chip, consists mostly of raspberry and cherry pinks grounded in chocolate browns.
The second colorway, Rainbow Sorbet, is a bright mix of colors with aqua blues, yellows and greens grounded in fabulous charcoal grays.
I have so many photos and projects to share with you. I can't wait!
Violet!! LOVE LOVE LOVE!! I'm so excited!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Violet! It's just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI was scrolling quickly through my google reader and then wham! double take! Congratulations--your line is enticing, hip, and diverse!
ReplyDeleteCongrats...I was just looking through photos of quilt market and LOVE yours...especially your red dress! Can't wait to get that fabric...did you use a pattern?
ReplyDeletebeautiful fabrics!! Congrats :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new line! I missed going to Quilt Market this spring.
ReplyDeleteLove the little elephants in Cherry Chip! :) Congrats on your new line, I'm sure it will be a hit.
ReplyDeleteSO cute! When will it be ready for purchase!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection. Can't wait to see it in person, especially the Rainbow Sorbet colorway.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. I really, really want some fat quarters, haha. I second the question about when it will be ready for purchase.
ReplyDeletecongrats on such a successful market. hey, is that the picture I took on top?! : )
ReplyDeleteYay you! I def. will be stashing all the falling flowers.
ReplyDeleteYou were called the "sleeper hit" of market!! ;)
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What a gorgeous line! I'm so glad you shared this. I'm still trying to decide what to do for my little girl's nursery when she's born in August, and I think I've finally found it! I am loving the elephants!
ReplyDeleteI love this line! So unusual - I can see myself using it for lots of projects! Love the colors! When will it be in stores?
ReplyDeletelove it! now where do i buy it?
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to meet you and your fabric line! I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh - I'm from South Dakota and I now live in Kansas.
Your fabrics are as delightful as you are! It was so good to finally meet and have some laughs together.
ReplyDeleteLove "living" the quilt market with all the bloggers. I am from Green Bay Wisconsin, better known as the "Frozen Tundra" and would love those pink elephants - although they will need a quilt to keep warm here.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the sweet comments. It sounds like we'll be shipping in the next two weeks! Jill - the red birds dress (Meadow in Pink) is mostly from the Kay Whitt pattern for McCall's M5882. I used the bodice almost exact (moved the zipper to the side) and I added in the waist band and added pockets to the skirt.
ReplyDeleteI came across your blog while looking for the exact name of this fabric collection. I just love the fabrics you designed. I made a lovely blanket for my little girl with two of them, you can see it on my blog
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Always welcome!
just love your collection, fabulous colours!!
ReplyDeleteI am excited to try these fun and versatile fabrics. You have been blessed with a great talent!
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