I have gone on the record in previous comments, and maybe even a previous blog post, that I'm not a HUGE fan of Tula Pink's fabric collections. Mostly because of the larger prints, especially the animal ones, that I can't picture cut into pieces for quilting. That said, one cannot argue that Tula is quite an influential designer and I figure any one who considers themselves a participant in the modern quilting "movement" should at least have a little of her fabric in their stash.
Therefore, when
Pink Castle Fabrics had a sale on their bundles, and one of those bundles was a "Best of Tula Pink" bundle, I figured it was a sign.
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Fabric is so pretty :) |
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Dew
Drop in Indigo and Meteor
in Aquarium |
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Baby
Geo in Shade, Submarines
and Seaweed in Seaweed |
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Arrowheads
in Lime, Taffy
in Indigo |
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Diamonds
in Teal, Lady
Bugs in Storm, Foxtrot
in Shade |
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Little
Bits in Honey, Scribbles
in Sunrise, Tree
of Life in Cinnamon, Octo
Garden in Coral |
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Pony
Play in Dusk and Hummingbird
in Dusk |
No plans for these pretties yet, but at least my stash is a little more complete!
Linking up with
Mary Emmens for this week's Sunday Stash!
Nice! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI am really liking the submarines fabric at the moment as a good neutral - it has so much visual appeal
ReplyDeleteGreat additions!
ReplyDeletetotally love your Tula Pinks, really adorable fabrics
ReplyDeleteThat's a great selection of prints. A lot of them new to me. A couple of nice low volume ones in there, which is surprising! I know what you mean about the large designs. I love the Tree of Life and bought some to make a dress. Thanks for stopping by earlier. It's good to meet you :o)
ReplyDeleteI agree with you about her larger scale prints but I really like her monochrome blenders with surprising details and the hand drawn quality to many of her designs.
ReplyDeleteOh yes I love how we can all justify our fabric purchases, I might just use the 'it's a sign' one next! thanks for linking up
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice pack! Good thing I missed that one. LOL.
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