We have a new entry into the Look What They Made series! These wonderful earrings are from Stee Bijoux who has used the African Violet Batik to create a unique collection of earrings.
These one-of-a-kind pieces work with a combination of findings and feathers and I love the unique interpretation with each pair being completely unique.
Does this inspire you to get your creative juices running? We would love to feature your own designs. Don’t forgot that we send out a special discount code when you send us your images of how you have used the fabric purchased from Urbanstax.
This zigzag wax print is one of those ones that initially looks like it may be difficult to work with. With such a bold geometric design, you might not be able to imagine what it would look like as a finished garment. This does not seem to have fazed Suzanne! This is the first time …
I made the Tulip Dress from The Assembly Line, an independent brand who design beautiful minimalist sewing patterns. Their style is Scandinavian and contemporary. I am a trainers and dress kinda girl so I decided to try the Tulip dress and I have to say I absolutely love it. The bodice is semi-fitted which works well. …
Funky men’s shoes by Kaynadu, made out of our Purple and Ice Blue Batik. These are reminiscent of Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s shoes worn during many of his shows! Check out the shoe brand Kaynadu for a selection of funky print shoes, not just for men, but women as well.
A lovely interior project by Roads 2 Joya, for a yoga studio in Peckham. Seating in chocolate velvet and scatter cushions in Ghanaian print featuring our mustard and pink Speedbird print and a teal and green Nsu Bura Record Print. Really love the mix, so vibrant!
Saskia and her family are holiday and summer ready with these colour popping rucksacks. How funky are these?! The colours, the patterns, the backdrop. Love it. Thank you Saskia so much for sharing your wonderful creations with us. All the prints Saskia has used in making the bags are printed in Ghana, two she purchased …
Look What They Made! African Violet Batik and Stee Bijoux
We have a new entry into the Look What They Made series! These wonderful earrings are from Stee Bijoux who has used the African Violet Batik to create a unique collection of earrings.
These one-of-a-kind pieces work with a combination of findings and feathers and I love the unique interpretation with each pair being completely unique.
Does this inspire you to get your creative juices running? We would love to feature your own designs. Don’t forgot that we send out a special discount code when you send us your images of how you have used the fabric purchased from Urbanstax.
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