Textile designs © Jennifer Parry Dodge 2010
A little peek of some of the textiles I designed I am going to use in the ERMIE Winter/Holiday collection.
New pieces for Fall/Winter/Holiday will all come out at the same time, and hopefully will be in the shop for sale by mid-October at the latest. The Bokeh Print, Magic Marker Print, and Fragment Print will also all be a part of this end of the year collection.
My friend Cheryl & her beautiful family gave me these amazing dressmaker shears for my birthday last month. I used them to make the Wiksten Pattern Tank Dress in yesterday's post. They cut through fabric like butter. I was just using a pair of sewing scissors from Ikea before!
She also gave me about a yard or so of this vintage ribbon which I love! I've posted about Cheryl many times before...she will have some of her creative & playful crochet sculptures on view as part of an installation that opens at Machine Project this Sunday. Maybe I'll see you there!
i really am so impressed with your fabrics.
ReplyDeletebeautiful - your fabrics and the gorgeous ribbon
ReplyDeleteThis is exciting work!
ReplyDeleteOOOHH, can't wait! and jennifer, i just want to say thank you for being so supportive since day one! we're doing this together. :)
ReplyDeletelove love LOVE the fabrics! so inspiring
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, thank-you! What you have been making is so gorgeous as well...the feeling is definitely mutual!I seriously want everything in your new collection.
ReplyDeleteHBT- I would love to see you in this fabric. You would look amazing in an ERMIE gown. We will talk :)
...thank you so much!
Janis. You are wonderful. Thank-you.
Ilana...geez want something from your new beautiful line, too! You killed it with this fall collection. Thank-you! You are sweet. So excited for you.
Ms. Katie- thank you so much always!
very cute! i love the fabrics :)
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really gorgeous prints- the light in them is amazing!! What fun to create your own fabrics. Aside from making clothing with the fabrics, you could really sell them as art pieces/tapestry hangings as well...
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