Not only are Tessuti fabrics suitable for garments...they also look great made up in soft furnishings. Emma made these up for her new home in our 100% Cotton 'duckegg eyelet' and notice the fabric under the lovely flower plant? See it also here!
Friday, February 8, 2008
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Hi Colette. Love the blog and news about Tessuti. I'm a customer at the Bondi store and (on the theme of homewares) have just finished a children's project - placemat and napkin set - using some lovely Japanese cotton from your shop.
ReplyDeleteHi Marina,love your placemat and napkin set made up in the Japanese piggie print.........very cute.
ReplyDeleteHi Colette, I love using dress fabrics for furnishing.
ReplyDeleteI have a tip for those who might want to use a very soft fabric for home furnishing. To make it "sturdier", use a fusible interfacing in the weight you want. If the fabric is not suitable to fuse, you can underline it with calico. A spray of scotchgard will help protect from spills.
Even in the photo, the fabric has an extremely soft glow.
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