Introducing my Count On Me collection!

I am so excited to finally introduce my first full fabric collection, Count on Me! It's available through Spoonflower! You can choose just one or two fabrics, or order a sampler of all the pieces! You can choose from a variety of fabrics and quantities and the fabric will be custom printed especially for you!

This fabric line arose out of my digital scrapbooking kit of the same name, Count on Me! The number/word arrangement is the same, but the fabric has a subtle diamond/harlequin pattern in the background and isn't the least bit grungy.

There's a design for each number from 1 to 10. Click on the preview to see the purchase options for each fabric.

I also included some semi-solids to coordinate with the number-themed fabric! This tan harlequin is exactly the same background as the numbered fabrics, but without the black type reads as much lighter.

I think this olive color complements the tan so nicely!

Lastly, I also made a brown harlequin design!

If you purchase any of these fabrics I would love to see what you create with them! Someone already shared a lovely plan for the piece of number 3-themed fabric she purchased! When she finishes the project I'll ask if she'd mind me sharing it here!

Scrapbooking meets Fabric!

There's a special theme to today's post! These fabric designs actually started out as scrapbooking supplies! Both patterns are by MODKID and were such a pleasure to sew! I will definitely be sewing more of these outfits for my girls soon!

This is the Sydney pattern! I used the Bloom & Grow line which originated from this digital scrapbooking kit of the same name by Zoe Pearn! (I picked it up this weekend, I couldn't resist! One of these days after I sew the 2nd matching dress, I'll scrap pictures of the girls with the kit!)

And here's the Kyoko pattern! I made it with a fabric line by Moda based on Basic Grey's Sultry scrapbook paper line! I bought the fabric this past spring from the Fat Quarter Shop but it's not available there anymore. We did happen upon some of the paper at Micheal's this weekend though! Picked up some for an upcoming project. :)

My very own fabric!

I don't know how I forgot to post here about my fabric! I ordered a few yards of this pattern I designed through Spoonflower. I'd originally planned on making each of my girls a cute little shirt with it but now I'm thinking I'll just make one shirt they can share and make a bag or something else for myself with the rest!