Showing posts with label florals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label florals. Show all posts

Saturday, 18 January 2014

Beautiful vintage fabric from a soggy Saturday in Morecambe

The rain is pouring down here in Morecambe so I think I'll stay inside today and sort out my stock room ready for the next batch of goodies to arrive.

Today I have listed more wonderful vintage fabrics.

Sorry all sold now.

Colourful French antique fabric late 19th century - Jan 28

I just love the design and colours on this wonderful fabric. The colours have gently faded so that they aren't harsh any more.
34cms x 30cms

http://www.ragrescue.co.uk/product_details.php?category=Floral&ref=231596&title=Colourful+French+antique+fabric+late+18th+century+-+Jan+28

 1960s vintage English floral fabric - D22

Wonderful floral design in a pop art type of way with a wide variety of colours.

46cms x 33cms

http://www.ragrescue.co.uk/product_details.php?category=Floral&ref=231598&title=1960s+vintage+English+floral+fabric+-+D22


Sorry, this fabric has been sold

Thursday, 29 October 2009

VINTAGE FABRICS - LOOKING FOR FLOWERS?



 Rag Rescue's special scrapbags, being listed tomorrow Friday October 30th at 7am GMT
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QUOTE OF THE DAY

“There are always flowers for those who want to see them.”

 Henri Matisse




Monday, 13 July 2009

1930'S VINTAGE FABRIC PATCHWORK PATCHES


Well the garden has had a good watering my mother nature, so much so, that everthing looks a little dashed. The two thunderstorms we have just experienced over the last hour created torrential rain storms. Still I'm sure everything will feel the better for it even if I have to stake a few plants up. It is at times like these that I thank my lucky stars that I only have a small walled garden. Most of the time I miss the wonderful gardens I had when I lived in Rugby.

Well tomorrow I am starting to list some patches that I found in the patchwork and quilting treasure boxes, I talked about earlier last week.
I have left a good turn over so that they can be stitched onto your projects.
These 16 patches are from the 1930's and contain some wonderful floral fabrics both in a silky fabric and cotton.

I'd just like to say thank you to everyone who have left comments on this blog or sent me messages via email or the feedback on the website. Working from home can be a lonely business sometimes, so thanks to all of you. I will always try to answer your comments the following morning before I start work.