We will be at the Knitting and Stitching Show at Alexandra Palace later this year. This is always a good opportunity to have a feel of our fabric and see the scale of patterns, textures, and all that sort of thing. We will be on stand B13 and you can find event details below. DATES: …

I would just like to say a big thank you to everyone who stopped by our stand at the Festival of Quilts this year. Thank you for stopping to shop, chat, discuss about all things African fabric and more. I am really looking forward to seeing what you will transform your fabric into and all …

This week’s Mix It Up suggestion is for the orange lover. Each print has vibrant orange complimented with blue. A darker blue on the Orange Guineafowl print and a lighter blue on the Orange and Blue Floral Kitenge. West African meets East Africa in print form. The guineafowl print, from Ghana, would be great to …

The Festival of Quilts is Europe’s leading patchwork and quilting event attracting 24,000 quilters from all over the world. The show is a celebration of quilting in all its forms, with over 300 exhibitors offering essential supplies, professionally curated galleries of quilts from leading international makers, 350 workshops, talks and demos plus a magnificent display …

It seems this summer is all about the accessories!. Our last few Look What They Made! entries have been bags in various forms. This funky clutch is by Hilary and is a folding clutch made out of the Teal and Navy Blue Circles Batik. I love the attention to detail where Hilary has made the …

I have always thought of this print as a leopard print and even saw someone describe it as a giraffe print (yes I know, a giraffe print doesn’t spring to mind so quickly. I had to Google to remind myself of the pattern). African prints, over time acquire different names in different African countries and …