
Let it be known that I am a Home Decorating Magazine junky! I have a really hard time not picking up a magazine when I am waiting in line at the grocery store. So yesterday I picked up Canadian House & Home, I must admit this has not been one of my favorites... until recently

The article "Quilt Trip" really made an impact on me "The recent trend toward handcrafted design gives quilts and coverlets fresh cachet." and I said "AMEN sister!" This has always been our goal when designing quilts and fabric, how can we bring quilting mainstream? Quilts need to be a part of everyday life & home decorating. They need to be accessible to people who wouldn't normally walk into a quilt shop. Myra and I interpret the trends in such magazines when we design our fabric collections. We take these trends and create fabrics that transition between traditional and modern, like I said the other day "contemporary".
The other thing I find interesting in this article is two words "Pale Pastels" another thing you will find in our Cape Cod collection, coming soon. I hope you find this information helpful and as interesting as I do. Whether your quilts are antique or modern in style incorporate them into your everyday.
Cori
2 comments:
I hear you about the decorating magazines. I love them too! Plus, I can never walk by a new issue of the Quilts and More magazine without buying it (no subscriptions yet, apparently). You two have such great designs and patterns! I will have to keep my eyes open for your fabrics from now on. This is also the second time I have seen someone mention the Canadian decorating mag so I might just have to go check it out. See you on All People Quilt!
Anna L.
Hi Anna,
Very cool blog you have about decorating! I love decorating too. See you on all people quilt!
cori
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