Spooktacular Style Part 2

 Double double toil and trouble!  This week we've got a double dose of festive children's fashion for you from our Spooktacular Collection by Maude Asbury.

These delightful dress patterns were created by our friend Lawren Galloway of O So Snooty (who you will be seeing more from very soon!), and are being modeled by Saylor (left) and Lily Grace (right).

          

We don't know what's more adorable, the dresses or the models!

To find the Spooktacular Collection and many more go to www.blendfabrics.com to find a store near you.  And, as always, don't forget to like us on Facebook and post all your Blend Fabrics project photos.

Cheers!

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Spooktacular Style Part 1

Our friend Lawren Galloway of O So Snooty created three darling children's dresses using the six frightfully festive novelty prints in our Spooktaulcar Collection by Maude Asbury.  This holiday-chic dress highlights the Scaredy Cat and Distressed Dot patterns from the line, with a Pumpkintopia waistband and Gone Batty Ruffles.

As if it's not adorable enough from the front, check out the back...

We love how the pumpkin fabric comes together in a giant bow against the subtle orange dots.  It's a Hallows' Eve ensemble that's to "die" for!

The photos were taken at the Pirate's House in Historic Savannah, Georgia (how apropos!) by Golden Exposure, and the dress pattern is an O So Snooty original.

We'll preview Lawren's other two Spooktacular dresses here on the blog next week, but in the meantime be sure to check out her Etsy site!

www.ososnooty.etsy.com.

To find the collections used here and many more go to www.blendfabrics.com to find a store near you.

And, as always, don't forget to like us on Facebook and post all your Blend Fabrics project photos!

Happy haunting!  Cheers!

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Blend Fabrics & Baby Bibs

Hi Everyone~
I wanted to share a great tutorial with you featuring Blend Fabrics...
Our friend, Amy Friend from During Quiet Time blog recently joined the Therm O Web design team & her first order of business was a tutorial on "how to make laminate baby bibs" using their iron on vinyl. Lucky for us Amy thought of our fabrics and featured two of our collections in her bibs...
Bugs by Jone Hallmark and Timber & Leaf by Sarah Watts - Both collections are perfect choices for not only these fabulous bibs, but for so many other projects that you may have in mind!!  Check them out!!

You can find the tutorial on these Laminate Bibs the Thermo O Web blog and don't forget to check out the During Quiet Time blog and see many other fabulous projects and tutorials by Amy!

To find the collections used here and many others go to www.blendfabrics.com to find a store near you.

And don't forget to like us on Facebook and post all your bib pictures (and any other projects) using Blend Fabrics.  Cheers!

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