Patterns for Sale!

Fern Hill Vintage Originals

I just have to show you a teaser! Camelot Cottons raises the bar again in our Vintage Originals Collections.

We will be featuring these at Market and we could not be more proud of those who have gone before us and put these beautiful combinations together. Come over to Booth 2115 at Market and see the Original Vintage Quilts and the new stunning reproductions.
Bring your spoons because you are going to want to eat them up!!! Mm!

More Urban Art!

Just had to share the photos from Figgy! So precious! You can see them hands on at our booth at Market! Please come to Booth #2115 to see the latest in fabric concepts and design! It's right around the corner!

Patterns by Figgy

Check out these modern, fabulous patterns made with Urban Art by the stylish creators at Patterns by Figgys, www.figgysstudio.blogspot.com and www.patternsbyfiggys.com 

These are great! Thanks Figgy's Studio! 

Quilte Classique

This is a stunning quilt from Quilte Classique! I just had to share it with you.
Enjoy the Daydream interpretation from Quilte Classique in Montreal.

Urban Art is in the House!!!

You know, some people see Urban Art and they love it, but they wonder how can I use this in a quilt or a project? Well here are some great interpretations of what we have put together! Come on! Get Inspired! We have patterns available for everything...

How to get your Lulu

When I do a room set, I connect with the product. 

I wanted to put a more detailed post up to let you know which patterns we used for each of our Lulu projects. I also wanted to show you that we used a variety of big beautiful vintage buttons to finish off the duvet. If you can find these, it is a little less expensive and more whimsical than new.

The muslin curtain worked perfectly to filter the light in the room. 

We developed a light tab curtain with the 63"wide unbleached 

muslin from Eugene Textiles. It is fabulous to work with and has a great weight. Every designer is going to want this! You can crinkle dye it to achieve your own style.

Then finally I took Pattern E from Lulu and simply stapled it on

a canvas. This fit perfectly in the salvage oak window frame! Any questions on how we achieve our designs or what fabrics you will need please email me at 

stephanie@eugenetextiles.com