Another gorgeous creation by Baba Jole incorporating one of our Nigerian batiks. A reversible piece with pockets on both sides and with light wool filling, perfect for this weather. You can layer up in your own style and we absolutely love it! Thank you for sharing your wonderful creations with us. Have a great weekend everyone!
I absolutely love to see what people end up making with the fabric they purchase from us. The gorgeous Avary looked so glamorous in her dress made from the Beige Baskets Ankara fabric. So elegant and beautifully accessorised! Don’t forget that you get a special discount code for money off your next order if you send …
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 …
This is what having the coolest customers looks like. Astrid does it again, all the way in Japan, she rocks her funky adire skirt with style and ease. Always so unique! Thanks for sharing your creation. Made from our Ghanaian Batik straight from Accra. From Ghana to Japan. Love it! Get yours!
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 …
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 …
Look What They Made: Baba Jole Kimotto
Another gorgeous creation by Baba Jole incorporating one of our Nigerian batiks. A reversible piece with pockets on both sides and with light wool filling, perfect for this weather. You can layer up in your own style and we absolutely love it! Thank you for sharing your wonderful creations with us. Have a great weekend everyone!
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Look What They Made! Avary in Beige Baskets Ankara
I absolutely love to see what people end up making with the fabric they purchase from us. The gorgeous Avary looked so glamorous in her dress made from the Beige Baskets Ankara fabric. So elegant and beautifully accessorised! Don’t forget that you get a special discount code for money off your next order if you send …
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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 …
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Look What They Made! Astrid does it again
This is what having the coolest customers looks like. Astrid does it again, all the way in Japan, she rocks her funky adire skirt with style and ease. Always so unique! Thanks for sharing your creation. Made from our Ghanaian Batik straight from Accra. From Ghana to Japan. Love it! Get yours!
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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 …
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Featured Designer- Acme Atelier
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 …
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