Both from Habitat Textiles
From Summersville
From Melbomba
From Pippijoe
Both from Sarah Waterhouse
*Click on the images or the designer's name for sources*
I just love the quirkiness and colours of all these designs. They are all cotton and you usually only get them in small lengths so perhaps not the best for dress making, but endless opportunities for other crafty endeavours. I think the last one would be really fun made up into a travel document wallet (I travel a fair bit for work so I'm quite tempted giving this one a go**). And since I'm a bit obsessed with bags at the moment (evidence here, here and here!) I recon all of these would look fab made up into totes or clutches, perhaps even just as a pocket detail or as lining. But I do think that the Red Kangaroo Paw or the Teal Birch Forest, both from Habitat Textiles, would make really gorgeous statement skirts, teamed with classic basics.
Do any of you know any other fab fabric designers who use the screen printing method? I'd love to hear.
P.S. I'm not at all endorsed by any of these designers by the way, I have just found them through browsing the Internet and fell in love!
** Catch yerself on Suzie, when do you think you will have the time to make one of those?!!!
Wow, I LOVE the tree print! I think you may have tricked me into spending 50 bucks to order some from Australia! :) I would make such a cool skirt or something!
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