Checkout her beautiful handmade work using unique fabrication techniques on www.fabazaar.co.uk. Each piece is unique and made using artisan skills from all of the world. Such beautiful work, you mist check out her site.
I had my eye on a beautiful yellow Kimono jacket when we met at the Knitting and Stitching Show earlier this year. I am pretty sure it will have been snatched up. I am looking forward to the next fair where I will certainly be treating myself to something similar.
I came across the lovely top below on The Curvy Fashionista blog which is made in the lovely Pink and Teal Spirals Ankara that we have in our Etsy shop! This is so cool! This particular piece is by Nigerian plus size designer Designs by Rehabiah. Founded by interior designer Temitope Adedipo-Olagbegi, who seeing the apparent challenges facing this category …
It has been a little while since we posted one of your makes with our fabric. Thank you so much Monika for sending this fantastic capture. Her fab skirt, in one of our Nigeria batik cottons, pairs nicely with a black top. She has also clearly found some instant fans. Love it. Do share your …
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!
Dynasty is an American prime time television soap opera reboot based on the 1980s series of the same name and shown on Netflix. It was rather exciting to see one of our Adire fabrics appear on one of the episodes. It was used in Episode 15 of Series 1 in case you want to watch! Our Indigo Leaf Adire, a …
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.
Look What They Made: Bronwen Of Fabazaar
Bronwen of Fabazaar made this funky colour popping swing jacket from the Red and Blue Snail African print she bought from our store.
Checkout her beautiful handmade work using unique fabrication techniques on www.fabazaar.co.uk. Each piece is unique and made using artisan skills from all of the world. Such beautiful work, you mist check out her site.
I had my eye on a beautiful yellow Kimono jacket when we met at the Knitting and Stitching Show earlier this year. I am pretty sure it will have been snatched up. I am looking forward to the next fair where I will certainly be treating myself to something similar.
Have a great weekend!
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Pink and Teal Spirals Ankara fabric
I came across the lovely top below on The Curvy Fashionista blog which is made in the lovely Pink and Teal Spirals Ankara that we have in our Etsy shop! This is so cool! This particular piece is by Nigerian plus size designer Designs by Rehabiah. Founded by interior designer Temitope Adedipo-Olagbegi, who seeing the apparent challenges facing this category …
Look What They Made- Monika
It has been a little while since we posted one of your makes with our fabric. Thank you so much Monika for sending this fantastic capture. Her fab skirt, in one of our Nigeria batik cottons, pairs nicely with a black top. She has also clearly found some instant fans. Love it. Do share your …
Look What They Made: Roads 2 Joya
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!
That time our fabric made it onto an episode of Dynasty..
Dynasty is an American prime time television soap opera reboot based on the 1980s series of the same name and shown on Netflix. It was rather exciting to see one of our Adire fabrics appear on one of the episodes. It was used in Episode 15 of Series 1 in case you want to watch! Our Indigo Leaf Adire, a …
Look What They Made! Kaynadu
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.