Fabric patchwork

These aren't your granny's quilts

Radha | Textile Upcycling | Quilter on Instagram: "Combining 2 favorite things - patchwork denim and quilting on card stock. Also why I can’t get rid of fabric scraps, no matter how small (the little squares are 3/4”) 😆 #zerowaste #trashrich #denimpatchwork #madeinsf #quilteddenim #denimquilt #denimpatchwork #quiltyourjeans #bayareaquilters #modernquilting #quiltersofinstagram #upcycleddenim #upcycledjeans #quiltingismytherapy #sewingthroughfog #sewistsofinstagram #sewingproject #textileart…

By the time Paris Fashion Week rolls around—the culmination of a very long fashion month—even the most devoted follower can experience fashion fatigue. One person who does not fall into that category? Our EIC, Rachel Zoe. Since we can always rely on…

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Our custom linen collection will be here next week! Which one are you most excited for?⁣ ⁣ #matchyfabric #customlinen #linenfabric #ilovelinen #indiefabricstore #indiefabricshop #indiepatterndesigner #sewingpattern #sewingpatterndesigner

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Mini patchwork no. 2 💕✨💙 cotton on wooden stretcher 30 x 30 cm 👉swipe for progress snippets 🌷🌞 #textileart #fiberart #contemporaryquilt #contemporarytextileart #composition #colorblock #abstractart

Indra’s Birthday Cake Dress – a celebration of colors, creativity, and conscious craftsmanship! This dress was born from our commitment to minimizing waste, crafted using fabric remnants from the many Indradhanush pieces we’ve made for you. Instead of discarding these precious offcuts, we’ve carefully patched them together, creating something truly unique. While this process closely resembles Jogakbo, the traditional Korean patchwork technique, our intent is not to replicate or appropriate…

Think about you, quilting. Pair that image with your wildest, most wouldn’t-it-be-amazing dream. What does your marvel of a quilting experience look like? For astronaut Karen Nyberg, her quilting adventure was a literal out-of-this world event: making a quilt block in orbit, on the International Space Station. Wow! Inspiration doesn’t come on a scale much …

I work with big pieces of fabric for my project bags, but in the process, I get a lot of offcuts. These pieces are too small on their own, but still very beautiful, dyed with dyes that I extract from plants. It would be a shame to toss them! So to limit the waste to the minimum, I decided to start making bags made with