Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Earth Day Giveaway!

To celebrate Earth Day, Jan of the wonderful label Daisy Janie asked us to take part in a blog hop giveaway! Hooray!!

(entries are now closed)

While giveaways are great and all, there is a serous message behind this one, and it's one I'm sure we've all heard before, but I'm going to say it anyway.

We simply cannot continue on the path of throw away consumerism.

In our little corner of the industry, we want to promote the use of organic fabrics. In particular, those that are sustainable & Global Organic Textiles Standard (GOTS) Certified.

The textile industry uses 25% of the worlds pesticides. 25%!! I can't even fathom how much poison that is, in litres.

The organic textile industry has very specific Standards regarding the use of toxins for something to be classed as organic, and has a hugely positive flow on to the (more often than not 3rd world) communities that grow & produce them. For example, the fields of organic cotton need to be rotated with other crops every few years, which also must be organic. This often means that the communities rotate the cotton with food crops, which means easy access to good quality, organic produce to be eaten and also sold. This, combined with the lack of toxic pesticides, means a hugely increase level of health for the people living around & working the cotton crops. It leads to better local economies, education & working conditions.

(The wonderful Kristen Doran had something to add! She says: I love the eco-friendly side of GOTS certified. But what I love even MORE about GOTS fabrics is the social criteria enforced. There is no forced or bonded labour in these companies. Child labour is not used and working conditions are clean. Working hours do not exceed 48 hours. I could go on... hurray for cotton manufacturers getting on board and looking after the workers. )

If we have to buy, then we must buy organic. It's the least we can do.

Please visit this site for more detailed & (much more) thoroughly researched information. No, no, I insist. Off you go.

We'll wait here...

...Ok, I know you didn't read it but let's continue, if you promise to read it tonight for homework.

On to the giveaway!

Together with the 11 other wonderful people/businesses below, we are giving away something lovely! So hop on over to everyone's blogs to enter their giveaways!! :)

earth day giveaway montage

Betz White - Birch Fabrics - Cloud9 Fabrics - Cottage Industrialist - Daisy Janie

Harmony Art - Homesweet - loop - Monaluna - Swanky Swell - Umbrella Prints

Our prize is YOUR SELECTION of your favourite 4 prints from our new Tamarillo Collection!

tamarillo collection
Each piece will be a fat quarter measuring 47cm x 47cm.

All you have to do to enter is leave a comment telling us what organic, sustainable product you would like to see available from Ink & Spindle!

Anything at all, from types of fabric to finished products, tell us what you want! We are interested in you feedback & will definitely take your suggestions seriously.

Giveaway ends Midnight Monday 26th April, Melbourne time, so plenty of time to have a think about what you'd love us to do!

xx Teegs

p.s please make sure we can contact you!

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Cathy said...

Wool suiting fabric.

Val Miller said...

some pretty home decor finished products; totes (for shopping) or other re-useable items would be great. LOVE the fabric!!!

Kelly O. said...

more bright fun and edgy fabric combos!

Anonymous said...

Shot cottons or silk perhaps?
Your Tamirillo collection is beautiful, by the way.
Sarah
miss_sarah_e_brown(at) yahoo (dot) ca

Anita said...

Thread.

Amy said...

It would be great to see some organic printed jersey...

Kristen Doran said...

I love the eco-friendly side of GOTS certified. But what I love even MORE about GOTS fabrics is the social criteria enforced. There is no forced or bonded labour in these companies. Child labour is not used and working conditions are clean. Working hours do not exceed 48 hours. I could go on... hurray for cotton manufacturers getting on board and looking after the workers.
Hurray for textile designers using GOTS fabrics.

Mary P said...

Re-cycled bags would be cool--like bags made from old jeans, discarded clothing, etc.

Julia said...

Maybe some bamboo would be nice, or printed knits. I'd love to have some of your prints to make drapey tops with.

sugareaterATgmailDOTcom

Ammieloris said...

I love organic cotton in fabric and yarns--yeah, I know you don't do yarns ;)--and would love to see more stylish prints. Hmmm. A knitting needle tote would be fun!

Tracy said...

Wow, just stick to fabric. This is the first time I have seen yours and the birds and gingko--I just love them. I am wiping drool from myself over that headboard in grey!!

Malinda Lloyd said...

more finished goods or just more colors :)

animegirlie_at_g_mail_dot_com

Patty said...

I like to have reusable tote bags. I don't know how you package your fabrics for shipping, but I know some places use way more packaging than necessary.

Penny said...

Ooh lovely! Printed tape. Like that linen tape stuff. Is that what it's called? Ribbony looking?

Elizabeth said...

Pre-made binding from organic fabric that coordinates with the existing fabric lines. Thanks for the chance at this great giveaway!

kathi said...

Oh, I'd love an organic fabric that is a clean design of 'beachy' bird silhouttes.

BOB & MABEL said...

Definately jersey with some of your great designs.

alison said...

I'd like to see lighter weight oragnic cottons

Honeybug said...

Organic ribbons, ric rac and bias binding that coordinates with your stunning fabrics. Oh and anything in teal - just love that colour!

Nana56 said...

More lovely fabric. Yay! My daughter told me about your site a long time ago, so it's not new to me. She does have very good taste. Finished products are always a nice thing to have. Like table runners or valances.

Teresa

Infodetective said...

Continue to offer more organic fabric cottons. I would also appreciate organic batting and ready made tote bags.

Kari V. said...

Organic cotton and linen, more and more of it with your great prints on it. :) Ok, that isn't such a new idea since that is what you are doing but it is my favorite. Canvas or sateen would be fun to create with.

Lisa said...

Perhaps some patterns, and notions.
But love the fabric combos, so if you just focus on that, that's wonderful too.

Heather said...

Definitely some totes! (:

Mary said...

Lol - Melbourne time here is Eastern Standard Time (that's Melbourne, Florida). I am interested in modern prints and modern juvenile prints in organic cotton, linen, or silk. Perfect for use in clothing for those of us living in a tropical climate.

Erin said...

I would love to see some ethical "peace" silks!

KPB said...

Well as a novice quilter and pre-novice sewer, more fabrics, more patterns, more colours! BRING IT!

lesley [smidgebox] said...

your fabrics are so gorgeous, i would just say keep making more!! i personally use a lot of canvas-weight and quilting weight, and am looking forward to using more of these in my shop as they become available more and more commonly. thanks for helping!!

beth said...

Lovely fabrics adn heartfelt praide for your work!!

Unknown said...

love your blog and you fabrics! I'd love to see some earth happy trims - rik rak, linen tape, something to add a little texture to an edge and thread to match your beautiful fabrics.cheers!

beth said...

yikes I meant praise!

Bec Clarke said...

Ohh how can you do anything better, maybe something a little lighter weight for quilters

Express said...

My first thought was linen and my next would be silk!
Very pretty designs! I am glad to have found you!

emma said...

i really admire you for following the sustainable ethic all the way through, especially in the textile industry, people like you are doing the hard work for us all to benefit from mainstream textiles becoming more sustainable in the future... thanks. Maybe some more patterns for sale?

Jeanie said...

Fabrics offered in different fabric weights....heavy for upholstery.....lighter for quilting. For ready-made, I always like a cheerful market bag or apron.
Thanks for the give-a-way!

camelama said...

I'd love to have silk blends, for dressier options. But I loves me the organic cotton, don't ever stop making fun prints on that!

Katie B said...

Thanks for the giveaway! I'd love to see even more prints, especially prints for little boys.

Nicki C K said...

WOW! I LOVE the Tamarillo Collection! LOVE IT! I'm so excited for this giveaway AND the message!
I would love for ink and spindle to carry some organic ribbon, bindings & knits.
Thank you for the chance to win such a generous giveaway!

Danielle (Smith) Hunt said...

Already love what you have...I'd suggest adding more prints, like something that is teal colored.

badlandsquilts said...

Interlock knit would be awesome! Thanks for the giveaway!

AZ in August said...

I love the ivory pattern with the stripes. I write a wedding blog and am making a conscious effort to make my wedding eco-friendly and trying to reduce our carbon footprint.

P.S. My wedding is where I would use these fabrics. That fabric would make excellent hair flowers.
AZinAugust[at]gmail[dot]com

Stitchybritt said...

Hi there! I love your little sewing kits - what's more sustainable than learning to make it yourself? Would be great to see more simple clothing kits.

Melanie said...

These patterns are gorgeous! Would love to see totes!

Janet said...

How about bamboo fabrics? Maybe you already have them. I have bamboo sheets and they are luxurious.

Anonymous said...

How about some cloth napkins and place mats?

Lisa said...

I would love to see your designs on some jersey and lighter cotton fabrics for clothing...

dominique said...

I love, love, love the rooftops fabric and the COLORS!! I'd love to see tea towels and other finished things...maybe some items geared towards kids? Great stuff!!

sooz said...

Jersey, jersey, jersey!!!!!!

Rebecca said...

I'd love to see sets of reuseable shopping bags rolled up in nice little pouches - that can fit in my purse!

Lisa Bee said...

I'm not sure I need other things available - I just found out recently that organic cotton existed and I'm excited enough about that. :)

Sam said...

I would love organic dishtowels. Especially in your gorgeous red Houses

Erin said...

I would love to see totes, or your patterns printed on a knit. Love it!

Emily said...

I would love to see teatowels, aprons, sets of reusable napkins would be great!

Tong said...

I would love to see different materials other than cotton. Linen (linen blend) and wool would be beautiful!

sweetsakurasky.com said...

i think i would love to see more childrens/whimsical patterns!

pklaw said...

Keep those beautiful quilting weight cottons coming! Love your fabrics!

Gloria said...

I am new to your shop, but the fabrics are so beautiful that I can't imagine you are having issue with those. I always like to see a small amount of local love in a shop. Like they may have a local man who makes embroidery hoops or something of that nature.

Jess said...

Maybe some tulle?

kevnjacks said...

Hmm...I'd love to see some Home Dec fabric! :)

Rabbit and the Duck said...

I'm with Penny on the printed cotton tape : )

Corrie said...

Maybe some bamboo cottons? Thanks for the giveaway!

Miss Prickly said...

I would love to see some knits in prints and stripes - not for children, but adult prints.

Michelle said...

Love your designs. The birds is my favorite! I'd love to see (is it possible?!) coated cottons - like oilcloth -- great for making re-usable totes, tablecloths, etc.

Michelle said...

Some pretty organic fabric trims (perhaps made from your leftover cut-offs) that could be used to glam up our homeware projects. Or perhaps some plastic bag holders to stuff supermarket bags into for future reuse. Love your cheerful Tamarillo collection - it's stunning!

Brenis said...

Ohh my gosh, just discovered you through this earth day giveaway!! Spotted it on fabricworm's blog, and am having heart palpitations as I didn't know all this awesome fabric was even available!! Well i know where i will be doing my shopping from now on! LOL!! I LOVE your line.. the houses, the grapefruit, the modern blocks... sigh... would love to see some organic binding, and tapes.. and make this wonderful fabric more widely known and available! I know soo many people that would jump at the chance to switch to the organic cottons and linens!!

Unknown said...

Organic knits. Especially ones suitable for boys.

Unknown said...

Organic knits. Especially ones suitable for boys.

Crystal Hendrix said...

I am not sure what i would like to see. I have never used organic material. I have a "small" background in farming and soil and I haven't really thought too "well" about organic and whatnot, but as I read more I am more inclined to research more about it. It's nice to keep an open mind and to learn more. :D Thanks for the opprotunity.

Anonymous said...

I am comparatively new to organics. I don't know of anything new I would like to see, but I love the ones I see today on your blog!

Keep up the good work! We need more people like you two.

Fabiana Mattos said...

I'd like to see more sewing patterns or kits, to use more than one prints.

I think that a mix of those Tamarillo collection prints would be perfect!

Tanya said...

Fabrics that are better suited to apparel, such as silks or thinner cottons.

Amy said...

I love to see organic trims. Imagine being able to get organic ric-rac! :) Thanks for the giveaway!

skellie said...

I would love to see lightweight cotton & smaller scale prints to make clothes with!

~ Kim ~ said...

I would love to see some kitchen items like placemats, teatowels, oven mitts made up in organic fabric. or even fabric covered notebooks made with eco-friendly paper of course.

IzzysMa said...

Jersey-in BRIGHT colors!

sharon said...

Patterns would be nice and maybe some heavier fabrics for making totes and pillows. Thanks sharonj

Sarah said...

Yarns and threads! That would be great - they're actually super hard to find...

supernerdette(at)hotmail(dot)com

Jeannie said...

Shot silk and threads!

anne-laure said...

Organic bags and totes!

Bonnie said...

I'd like to see some organic linen solids! That would be awesome!
Bonnie

Signest said...

How about lovely bread baskets made from your gorgeous fabric? Sort of like these: http://www.mollerjohansen.dk/bryllup/brodkurv.bmp-for-web.jpg

Fer said...

Cotton printed jersey!

Katrin said...

I am constantly searching for a beautiful organic jersey. The ones I have found so far are either solid colours or not very pretty. Thank you!

la chio said...

me gusta hacer cosas para mi casa y sus diseños son buenisimos! muy originales! me encantaria verlos en ropa y objetos decorativos naturales y ecologicos! en mi pais no hau telas organicas!!! ni con diseños tan lindos!
ojalña tenga suerte!!!
rocio desde cordoba argentina

julie said...

hmmm. maybe an e-book on where to get organic/earth friendly raf materials... ways to make the process greener, etc. those colors are beautiful!

Mirka said...

I would like to see even more colourful organic fabrics :))

Happy Earth Day!

Cat said...

I love organic cottons and merino... your prints are gorgeous by the way!

Marina Cerra said...

Some tutorial for making one of your lovely creations would be good. Happy earth day to all!

marina_cerra@hotmail.com

Felifelou said...

I would like to see some jerseys.
And i like the tamarillo collection.
Greatings Ulrike

Anonymous said...

I would like to see you guys use environmentally sustainable dyes

Johanna said...

Some printed knits. Hard to get some that are fun and finding organic ones seems to be impossible :(

Anastasia said...

Dishtowels trimmed with some of your lovely fabrics!

stasigh at gmail

Mona said...

Hemp and stinging nettle fibres! Wool fabric - woven, suited for sewing clothes like shirts and skirts - would be great as well.

Anonymous said...

What a lovely collection!! I love the colours and the prints. Maybe some other fabrics like linen would be nice. Have a happy Earth Day!

Verte Adélie said...

Thanks for the great giveaway, your designs are so great! One thing I would like to see? What about smaller scale patterns on lightweight fabrics that could be used for clothing? :)

cerebral e said...

Cleaning products for the fabrics!

elissa at iinet dot net dot au

Susana said...

What gorgeous things you make! Thanks for a great giveaway! I would love to see some lighter cottons, and maybe a kit for baby/girl dresses. I am all about her these days.

Sue said...

Would love to see some bamboo fabric. So soft and Eco friendly. Happy Earth Day!

Krysbrem said...

I know someone {probably more than one} has suggested linen but I can picture a natural looking linen made into wrap pants, for me!

Ange Moore said...

I'd like to see more navy blue and/or lime green fabric prints!

Happy Earth Day to you,
Happy Earth Day to you,
Happy Earth Day dear planet,
Happy Earth Day to you!

Terry said...

Thanks! I have discovered your site thru this giveaway (and will subscribe to your blog!) Just more great organic fabric. I love the tamarillo pillows with the contrasts.

Jane said...

I'd love to see fabric packs so that I can begin to use organic fabric to make things like shopping bags, fabric napkins etc without being scared about wastage etc!

thanks for the giveaway!

Mystica said...

Totes and purses, home decor stuff like lamp shades. The Tamarilla designs and colors are just gorgeous. Thank you for hosting.

Heather L. said...

I like to make tea cozies and so prefer a medium-weight material (like home dec).

Just One said...

finished product: baby sling
fabric: maybe some cotton mixed with hemp or bamboo?
Lovely fabric!

Angela Flicker: The Art of Making a House a Home in Utah said...

Some organic fusible or basting glues of some kind. Do they even make those?

posie blogs Jennie McClelland said...

Pow, what a fantastic response, goodness, so generous, love Posie

b*lota said...

I would love to see some eco-friendly thread an notions. I love your fabric and would love to win!

Catherine @ waking up with you said...

organic printed jersey or felt. For finished items, placements and tea towels would be great.

Jenny said...

id like to see even more options for quilting weigh fabrics. thanks for a chance.

CindyLee said...

I think what you have is lovely! But trim's would be fun! Happy Earth Day!!

Kristy said...

Some fun & funky children's prints! :) Thanks for the fun!

Megs said...

I love the Tamarillo colour way! Beautiful. Have you ever considered a range of organic Bedlinen? It would be beautiful to have some gorgeous I & S pillowcases.

Michele said...

Love all the modern cotton prints. Home decor (table linens come to mind) would be lovely out of your gorgeous fabrics.

Heather said...

I'm furnishing a new house, so home decor, definitely. As a quilter, batting and thread would be great!

Amy said...

Organic flannels would be nice!

gardienne said...

I agree with the home dec fabrics, stuff that you could make really sturdy bags out of. Love your designs!

Rae Lynne said...

Reusable totes are always on the top of my list. I love your designs, but I also like fresh designs with an "antique" feel to them.

Green Bag Lady Teresa said...

Home Decor Fabrics would be great!

I would love to win, they are gorgeous! Thanks much for the freebie and for going organic for the earth!

Liz Noonan said...

happy earth day!
i swear i read the whole thing :-)
okay, i would love to see organic tea towels!

Katie said...

Thank you so much for sharing this information! I am interested in buying some plain organic ground cloths soon for some of my work and I will be sure to check for the certification!

I like the idea of ink and spindle introducing some hemp or linen grounds!

MoniCue said...

Love the housetops and the birch trees prints--more that feel like these! Possible to add pinks?

fieryone said...

Thread would be nice!

Jeni Baker said...

First, your fabric is really beautiful. I love all the designs and colors! I would love to see some tote bags in your fabrics! :)

~Heather said...

Linen, hemp or bamboo fabrics are always a pleasure to use and wear!

robinsnc said...

I'd love to see what you guys could come up with for a Christmas collection--stockings, tree skirts, re-usable gift bags, table cloths, napkins--I'm getting carried away just envisioning the projects!

mehelldog said...

organic filler/batting. i'm tired of the polyfill that is all over the marketplace!

Anonymous said...

Really like what you currently are doing.

britt said...

organic jersey. is there such a thing?? i love that material.

Jessica said...

How bout some jersey!

I love your prints!!! Absolutely gorgeous!

Carol & Eddy said...

More fabric combos please! Love the colours you have been using and the patterns are unique. Surprise us with more patterns! :-)

Doina said...

Great giveaway! Beautiful fabrics! I love organic cotton in fabric and yarns.

Ashley said...

wow, what gorgeous fabrics! i'd love to see a lighter weight cotton - something like a cotton lawn, or even voile... not sure how possible that is, but I certainly have been loving the lighter weight fabrics for summer quilts! thanks for the giveaway!!

Unknown said...

I think some fabric packs/kits for housewares would be great.

sb said...

I love bamboo jersey, so if you could combine that with some of your gorgeous prints printed in organic (maybe soy?) inks, it would be lovely!

Patchwork notes said...

More colours! I LOVE Lara's designs and would love to see more colours.

Candace said...

tea towels would be gorgeous!
:)
SparklePowerCandace@gmail.com

walklet said...

I love your fabrics the best so far of the earth day giveaways and would love to see more cotton sateens.

Shannon said...

I love ink & spindle fabrics. They are always so gorgeous. Just keep making fabulous fabric, that's all I need. :)

Megan said...

i would love to see some nice sturdy ink and spindle eco bags for some super stylish shopping

Stacey said...

love the prints! I would love to see tote bags or shopping bags1

momma rae said...

more of the delicious designs you are already putting out there! ;) light weight cotton is nice. i agree that some shopping bags are in order. however, i would likely make some myself if i win this fab giveaway! ;)

delitealex said...

Tote bags.

moira said...

I am loving your work! May be some different fabric types, silk wool - like others have mentioned. Oh, maybe some patterns to help us use your fabrics?

zime said...

Your fabrics are so gorgeous!! Organic cotton and linen!! And more of your lovelys designs!!
Thanks for this opportunity!!

Mirjam said...

Thanks for the organic 'lecture', it can not be repeated often enough. And thanks for taking part in this great Earth Day intiative.

Just keep up the good work with your fine prints, they're lovely. You could think about broadening the collection with some more leightweight fabric. Personally I would love some matching linen tape or binding, not always easy to match your colours. But hey, I'm picky. (therefore still no gingko cushions, I'm waiting for that tape...)

cheers!


mirjamvdb at telfort dot nl

Tamdsgns said...

Yum! love your fabric. I would love to see a patterns or kits to make fun items using your awesome fabrics.

Jeannette said...

What about some organic threads? I love your fabrics!!!

Kayli said...

I would like to see some patterns, or some machine quilting gloves. I'm loving your fabric!

Sarah said...

Some organic jersey in fun prints would be really cool.

hilary said...

That is beautiful fabric! I would love to see some heavy cotton canvas.

Unknown said...

I would love more knit fabrics for dresses.

CArch said...

printed jersey!

Sol said...

Love the fabrics. I am crazy about pre-cuts - jelly rolls, charm packs, you name it. Thanks for this great offer.

Jenna Z said...

I would love to see decorator weight fabrics! I am always looking for new fabric for more substantial projects!

Jenna Lou said...

Home Decor weight fabrics in lots of bold bright prints would be great!!

Sarah A. said...

I would love to see cotton/linen blends or even just some great printed linens.

Julie said...

organic jersey

love the city-themed fabric!

edgertor said...

i would love to see aprons--with deep skirt wraparound, so you could wear as a dress over a tank top. double duty!

Unknown said...

i would love to see some placemats and napkin sets! gorgeous work!

Jennifer said...

I'm happy with lots of fabric!

DianeY said...

I buy more fabric than just about anything, so I say more fabric! Love your colors!

Anonymous said...

I'd love to see things like sandwich wraps,snack bags ... things that are made with organic cotton that will also help us reduce waste. Form & function.

Thanks
margie

margiedicroce@rogers.com

Cackleberry Homestead said...

Boy prints and grocery totes would be my vote. I love grocery totes!

Michael said...

Printed twill tape like the Japanese make!

bawkbawk said...

more cushionsssss! also totes!

Shannon @ What's Up Whimsy said...

I would love to see those fabric storage boxes! I think they are so handy for kids toys.

VeganCraftastic said...

More bird prints because they're awesome!

Bree said...

Either home decor or silks, or sheer fabric to make some delish tops!

ilovebabyquilts said...

OMG those are the most gorgeous fabrics I've ever seen! I actually said OMG out loud. I would like to see voiles.

Sarah Martin said...

Really beautiful textiles. I would use your fabric to create a few special zipper pouches for the bathroom. Happy Earth Day!

emily said...

I love your fabrics! I think it'd be cool to find more jerseys and silks!

Andrea said...

well i am new to this site, but love that i made it here because of the great giveaway/earthday partnership you and all the others are doing, it's great! so i'm still checking out your fabrics but love them and would love to see more. some ribbon would be fun though, i don't know why but i love ribbon!

Anonymous said...

i love all your stuff! i would lots of fun colorful prints :]

Jacqueline said...

Maybe some different weight fabric, specifically something lighter and more drapey.

Natalie said...

Linen, definitely linen.
Your prints would be gorgeous on linen.

juniperberry said...

hmm, maybe a pajama pant kit? The patterns would be so funto sleep in!

Doris said...

Quality quilting/garment sewing thread.

I love your streetscape/town design!

Brigid said...

Wish I could walk to my local fabric shop and admire all your lovely designs in person ;) (in Canada)
I say keep up your lovely work! Thank you for the giveaway!

Carrie L said...

Okay, I'm borrowing someone else's idea, but I love the idea of pre-made binding! Thanks for the giveaway!

Amy O'Neill Houck said...

I would love to see organic jersey knit fabric either printed or solid.

Annelies said...

love the collection...and thinking bags would be a lovely item.

Anonymous said...

I wonder what organic hemp fabric or hemp/cotton fabric would be like? Even just yardage of organic fabric in solid colours would be super.

Brie said...

I would love some earthy prints...trees, muhrooms, fruits.

Monica (aka monnibo) said...

I think you guys would make some awesome pillows! Your prints would also be beautiful featured on tshirts.

PumpkinFreckles said...

a good-safe and plastic free alternative to PUL laminated fabric.

Madeline said...

Love them! I'm really into more delicate, lacy fabrics right now, for decorative pillows with a vintage and whimsical feel...

Lorrie said...

I really admire what you are doing, just keep up the good work! I am interested in eco-friendly batting for quilts, I've seen bamboo, but want to know more about whether it is fire-resistant for baby quilts.

Happy Earth Day!

Dr Smartie Pants said...

Love Love your fabric! I would like to see trim or ribbon that matches your fabrics.

Joan said...

Whatever you're doing keep doing it. I guess I wonder if eco-friendly fusible web is possible.

cindy said...

linen fabric. Thanks!

Stacy said...

I adore your bird print fabric. It would be nice to see some bamboo fabric available.

Sequana said...

I'm not reading any of the others, in case my idea is already here. *S*

I'm not sure how difficult it is to add a vinyl coating to at least one run of your beautiful fabric. It would be so nice to be able to make projects from something that could be cleaned up......like a tablecloth, or some project bags.

Happy Earth Day!

Karen said...

Some beautiful, bright and contemporary cottons useful for making everything from baby blankets to hand bags and decorative pillows!

jules said...

I think you're doing a marvelous job, maybe some lighter weight fabrics? The new collection is gorgeous!

Holly U said...

The previous posters have made all my suggestions! And based on these gorgeous fabrics...keep up the good work!

Wendy said...

Hmmm--maybe some knit fabrics--especially w/ designs for children?!? Love your Tamarillo collection!

Tammy said...

Have you ever considered using your beautiful fabric for making simple ring slings? I'm sure they would sell like hotcakes.

kia said...

Perhaps some type of soy-based inks or paints to decorate our own plain fabric.

Post Grad Hair Cut said...

Definitely an organic printed jersey! I love your prints...

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