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.
Funky Wax print Tees by fashion and costumer designer Elise Kabwe. She owns and runs the brand Kabelis and has produced this range of very cool tee shirts. which incorporates our Lime Green Ankara, Olive and Blue Ankara and also our Orange and Purple Ankara. All these wax prints are designed and made in Nigeria on …
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 often hear people comment on how much they love the bold colours and patterns of African prints and textiles, yet are unsure just what to do with them and how to wear them. Well here is one approach that I quite like. One whereby all rules are thrown out of the window. The Print …
Receiving this image from a customer completely warmed my heart. They made these lovely curtains from our Teal Seed Ankara fabric and I think they work perfectly in the space. There is a touch of vintage about the whole space. Beautiful.
Deborah covered a pair of chairs in some shweshwe fabric from our store and they look great! The contrast of the colours of the Chocolate and Turquoise Shweshwe against the wood is a simple and crisp combination. Thank you so much for sharing. Please share your makes from our fabric. We would love to see.
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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