January 28, 2010

Amy Butler presents her latest collection of fabrics called “Love”. This collection represents Amy’s interpretation of classic textile designs. 
Love is in the air with L'Amour by Sandy Gervais for Moda! L'Amour brims with hearts and flowers, arriving just in time for Valentine gifts. Prints are offered in shades of pink, rose and brown.
All My Heart, from Robert Kaufman, is a collection of hearts done in different styles, with lots of pink, red, brown and an earthy tone.
Brand new in from Moda, it's back to school with the Love U collection designed by Deb Strain. With ABC blocks as well as a gorgeous selection of matching fabrics in soft pinks, greens, blues and yellows, toddlers will be learning their alphabet in no time!
Mary Engelbreit has once again put her unique stamp on this sassy, feminine collection called Attitude Girls. Included in the collection are a vintage ''attitude'' panel and a supporting cast of coordinates in Mary Engelbreit signature colors.
The fun fabric collection, Ribbet-ing, designed by Pat Yuille for Wilmington Prints, is full of playful frogs relaxing on lily pads, catching insects, fishing and much more!  This collection is sure to be a hit with animal lovers and frog collectors! 
Designed by Cosmo Cricket for Andover, Snorkel is inspired by the sea and snorkeling! This collection features fish, fun colors and cool designs.
The Wise Tree collection was designed by blind artist George Mendoza who is affiliated with Art of Possibility Studios. This studio is the only for-profit art publishing and licensing brand exclusively representing physically disabled artists with the goal of providing them with recognition and income opportunities. His beautifully vibrant fabrics all boast bright colors and bold lines. They are vivid and colorfully printed with rich hues and lively patterns just right for sewing a smashing summer outfit!  George Mendoza is not only an award-winning artist, he's also an author, athlete, and motivational speaker.
We've also include a few more large-scale designs from Phillip Jacobs that include shells and flowers.

Eddie Leone