Creative swatch book ideas

If you’re reading this blog, there’s a pretty good chance, like me, you have boxes and boxes of fabric. Every time I need some fabric, I pull out all the boxes, search for the scrap that I need and then put all the boxes back. Here’s my solution. I’ve made myself a fabric swatch book. Now when I need fabric for a project, I’ll pull out my fabric swatch book and decide what fabric(s) I’m going to use beforehand. On some of the cards, I’ve included 2 or 3 swatches in coordinating fabrics. As I…

For creative makers who love threads, fibers, yarns & fabrics. This dedicated swatch book has pages for you to collate your materials and create the notes & sketches to develop your ideas and organise your projects.

Pigeon Project: Fabric Board: Ann Demeulemeester

A perpetual calendar to promote Fedrigoni's Woodstock paper range: a swatch book containing all 132 weights available in the 22 colours.

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Reading is amazingly fun to begin with, but it's about to get *way* more exciting with these fab bookmark DIYs. They're practical, pretty and easy to make. What's not to love!? 1. Ribbon bookmark: For this all you need is...

I've been trying to get on top of things these past few day... my studio was a wreck after the last Papertrey Ink release... it's especially that way during a release of my own set... play, explode, create, mess.... you get the picture. I'm a practical organizer... what I mean by that is that I try not to make things perfect, because lets face it I'm personally not capable of maintaining that. Practical, for me, means realistic expectations. Expectations for...

...A chunky choc chip of a scrapbook. Instant gratification and a way of using those moo cards I ordered....