We loooooove to see what our lovely customers have made and the very creative Tara has set the ball rolling for the year. Bring on 2018! Tara bought the Ghanaian Snail print from us and this print has proved particularly popular in the bright red version. (We must get more in stock!).
Now look at the clever combination she has made. Two pieces that can be worn separately as well as together. Three outfits in one, to be styled in quite a number of ways depending on the mood you are in or occasion you are attending.
I love a print skirt any day and my favourite look of Tara’s is the one with the denim jacket. So cool.
This is what it looks like when you have gorgeous AND creative customers! Wumi and her mum made this stunning outfit in a combination of Ankara and black fabric as she wanted to rep Nigeria for her prom. She used the Teal version of the basket Ankara print. Check out the cute clutch as well. …
Saskia has made these fabric wrapped storage boxes. A great practical way to accessorise your living space whilst bringing in pops of colour. Made with a selection of wax prints from our store.
Andrea Chapelle is the bespoke kilt maker behind Acme Atelier. There is something so special about her kilts, each one is a work of art and look as though they were made with such love and care. Even more interesting is her contemporary approach to the use of textiles. The combinations; colour and texture are …
Annibale cycling caps are unique hand made pieces from the brand Fox In The Desert over on Etsy. Each one is different and one of a kind made using bright African wax prints. We spotted a few made using fabric from out West African print selection. My two favourites are these two using the Speedbird and the Geoafriq …
The lovely Anne bought the Nigerian Mulitcoloured Batik from us at the Festival of Quilts earlier this year. Check out out her gorgeous dress. I think it makes a simple yet stylish outfit which can be worn quite formally. You can definitely wear this to work! What I find particularly interesting is that a lot of people …
Look What They Made! Tara
We loooooove to see what our lovely customers have made and the very creative Tara has set the ball rolling for the year. Bring on 2018! Tara bought the Ghanaian Snail print from us and this print has proved particularly popular in the bright red version. (We must get more in stock!).
Now look at the clever combination she has made. Two pieces that can be worn separately as well as together. Three outfits in one, to be styled in quite a number of ways depending on the mood you are in or occasion you are attending.
I love a print skirt any day and my favourite look of Tara’s is the one with the denim jacket. So cool.
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