Tomte fabric

Yes, I spent a small fortune, but it was SO worth it.

Design by Ruth Vetter: 'Tomtar'

Perhaps I'll even iron it.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Two questions;

1. Where did you get it from, because it is divine, and ...

2. What are you going to do with it?

:)
Anonymous said…
i love it too. that would have been too hard to resist.
kirsten said…
oh! too cute, ali!

(kirstencan.typepad.com)
Lindy said…
OMG I luvre that fabric!! Rasp already asked but I'll ask again- where and what!??!?!!
greetingarts said…
Oh, definitely worth it.
Ali said…
Small shop in Bath (on Walcot Street) whose name escapes me and does not have a website.

Now what am I going to do with it? That's the biggie. A runner with part of it. And the rest? Probably just stroke it from time to time.
Dallas said…
Oh, very cool fabric. I would have bought it too.
Lala said…
Hi Ali!!! OH MY!!! Completely IRRESISTABLE indeed!!! I wouldn't have passed it up either!!! A runner would be grand... and maybe a pillow??? Definitely use it to it's potential... what a fabulous find!!! Thanks for sharing!

Lala :o)
Anonymous said…
Oh you lucky little Ali. Yes, maybe even worth an iron.
tess said…
it's gorgeous!
grumpy said…
The pattern is so obscure, it would probably make a very good New EU flag! Are you sure you've photographed it the right way round?
Kitty said…
Oooh lovely ... my mouth is watering at that gorgeous fabric.
:-) x
Anonymous said…
ah fortune, schmortune.

It's all relative. I mean, THAT is some very cool stuff!
pinkgreen said…
Such cute fabric - can't wait to see the pics when it is made up (and ironed!).
Cathy
Anonymous said…
Oh isn't that beautiful. What are you going to do with it. Can I have it when you have finished?!!
nuttnbunny said…
Heaven! Off to order the Father Christmas book...

:-)
Anonymous said…
iron?.. what is this iron? newfangled machinery? or perhaps a traveling contraption?
Anonymous said…
Love the fabric!! Where did you find it? Is it available in the US?

lilo@thequiltshow.com

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