Showing posts with label red toile fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red toile fabric. Show all posts

Friday, 14 February 2014

NEW TO RAG RESCUE - ANTIQUE FRENCH TOILE FABRIC SCRAP PACKS

I get quite a lot of French toile fabric in and some of it is so damaged that I can't get out the whole design.

I suddenly had a thought about cutting out the interesting tiny pieces, as I know that people who make cards or small collages will love them.












Friday, 17 January 2014

French antique red toile crafting from Rag Rescue

A lady who owns the Alchymyst's Study blog buys regularly from Rag Rescue. Before Christmas she made the wonderful purse you can see below, for her friend.
I love the way she has used part of the French antique red toile on the front of the purse.


Today I have listed four more pieces of wonderful French antique red toile. Two have already been sold but the remaining two can be found at the


Early 19th century French Toile de Jouy fabric . Pallas and Venus design - Jan1

This is a wonderful red French Toile de Jouy fabric design, dating from approximately 1806. The design is named 'Pallas et Venus' .

The stunning design, which is roller printed on cotton has rosettes in the background with medallions of various shapes containing images of putti, animals, Pallas the Greek name of the warrior goddess Minerva and wreaths of roses, to name but a few.
 
 
Antique French red toile fabric - jan 4

A lovely vignette of a lady being entertained by a gentleman plating a flute. The design also shows a park with a castle in the background and a sheep in the foreground.

Probably early 20th century.



Monday, 28 October 2013

19th century French red toile fabric at Rag Rescue today

I've just listed four pieces of 19th century French red toile fabric onto the website. The designs on them are timeless although the modern versions just don't have the correct feel or tones of the antique pieces. 

Wednesday, 16 June 2010

RAG RESCUE NEW LISTINGS FOR JUNE 17TH

Thursday 17th June listings at RAG RESCUE website

A late 19th century French rosy fabric covered box, an English boxed vintage vanity bag, 3 French cross stitch pattern books, red toile pieces and rosy squares.