Alisson Glass

2 sous-catégories 

Alison Glass is a surface and space designer living in Virginia with her husband, daughter, and son. Aspiring to create a career for herself, Alison started a design business in 2007 focusing on space remodels and custom home decor pieces. Her love of color and shape and the combination of the two eventually lead to making the decision to step back from the local design business and work toward her goal of creating artwork for surfaces. She is thrilled for the opportunity to design fabric for Andover.

Alison is inspired by the multitude of details in the world, both natural and those made by artisans, particularly in urban architecture. She is passionate about the ideas of making choices that are consistent with who a person is, being increasingly comfortable with ambiguity, and continuing to move forward and live in the new. She loves to talk about these ideas, as well as art, design, architecture, color, kids, okay, pretty much anything, with anyone who cares to talk! She is incredibly grateful to her husband and kids, for who they are, and for their enthusiasm and support of her work, as well as the amazing varied and interesting friends she is meeting along the way who are a constant source of inspiration and new possibilities. 

Andover Fabrics

10 sous-catégories 

Anna Maria Horner

1 sous-catégorie 

Art Gallery Fabrics

3 sous-catégories 

Bernadett Urbanovics

1 sous-catégorie 

Blank Quilting Corporation

2 sous-catégories 

Catalina Estrada

1 sous-catégorie 

Catalina is a Colombian pattern designer and illustrator based in Barcelona since 1999. Flora and fauna are her main source of inspiration, from where Catalina builds her own universe with the simplicity of beauty. Catalina has worked for major brands such as Paul Smith, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Camper, Nike, Levis, Smart / Mercedes Benz, Paulo Coelho, Unicef, International Amnisty, the city councils of Barcelona and London, as well as the Government of India among others. Her prints are displayed on products that are sold worldwide. In addition, she collaborates as a volunteer in several social projects.

Christine Marques

1 sous-catégorie 

Dashwood

1 sous-catégorie 

David Stavitzski

1 sous-catégorie 

David Stavitzski est un artiste polyvalent dont la carrière s'étend sur plus de 25 ans dans les domaines de l'illustration, de la conception de surfaces et du développement de produits. Ayant commencé dans les articles cadeaux, il a tout conçu, de la pelouse de jardin à la mode et à la papeterie, en passant par les jouets et les décorations de gâteaux. Tout cela a été inspiré par son amour de longue date pour le design et l'élégance simple de la nature. Il vit avec sa femme et ses deux filles dans le Minnesota qui continue d'être une source constante d'inspiration.
(traduction Google Traduction) 

Deborah Edwards

4 sous-catégories 

Di-Ford

1 sous-catégorie 

La carrière de quilteuse de Di Ford-Hall a commencé en 1980 avec son premier cours de patchwork. Au début de 1982, elle a commencé à travailler chez «Primarily Patchwork» à Canterbury, à Melbourne, l'un des deux magasins de courtepointes à Melbourne à cette époque. Quelques mois plus tard, elle dirigeait le magasin et, en août 1982, elle a acheté l'entreprise. Pendant les 24 années suivantes, elle a été propriétaire / gestionnaire, enseignante et conceptrice de courtepointes antiques et classiques. Elle aimait chaque aspect de l'entreprise, notamment l'enseignement et le contact personnel avec ses clients. 

Edyta Sitar

2 sous-catégories 

FreeSpirit Fabrics

5 sous-catégories 

Giucy Giuce

1 sous-catégorie 

Giuseppe Ribaudo (AKA Giucy Giuce) learned to sew from his grandmother at a young age. In 2008 he began quilting and has never looked back. A talented pattern designer and quilt instructor, Giuseppe now shares his love of quilting through his prolific collections.
Giuseppe, born and raised in New York, now resides in New England. He is an avid modern traditionalist quilter with a great passion for simple design in bright colors.

Instagram: @giucy_giuce

Henry Glass

4 sous-catégories 

Hoffman

3 sous-catégories 

J. Penner

1 sous-catégorie 

Kaffe Fassett

1 sous-catégorie 

Frank Havrah "Kaffe" Fassett (né le 7 décembre 1937) est un artiste britannique d'origine américaine qui est surtout connu pour ses créations colorées dans les arts décoratifs - couture, patchwork, tricot, peinture et céramique. Alors qu'il était encore enfant, Fassett s'est rebaptisé lui-même d'après un personnage égyptien du livre Boy of the Pyramid de Ruth Fosdick Jones. 

Kathy Doughty

1 sous-catégorie 

Kathy Doughty says she often looks back on her youth and thinks of the simplicity of green grass yards in Ohio. Cowboys and Indians, hide-and-seek, cards, and coloring filled her days. She liked nothing more than climbing a tree, taking aimless walks in the woods, or going for long bike rides. Sewing was not on her list of favorite activities! She moved several times - from Ohio to New York and back again - before heading off to college in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, where she was surrounded by more wilderness. Upon graduating she left the wild for a different kind of wild - the East Village of New York City during the punk rock era. She worked in advertising, fashion, and marketing for ten years. While living in the city she was often grateful for the foundation of green grass of her youth, she says. Then, she married and moved with her husband to Australia in 1990, where she was able to give her sons the foundation of green grass and a simple, practical life. Her three nearly adult sons are fully Aussie, having grown up playing cricket and rugby. In 1993 she made her first quilt and instantly fell in love with the "American"-style quilt. It connected her to her childhood and her home so far away and simple pleasures. She spent years making squares until she discovered triangles. Then she found an array of lively shapes and skills that took her into more complex quilting patterns. She enjoys that there is a lot to learn in quilting, and she says she will always want to fine-tune and add skills to the basics that she still loves. She connects with the idea of traditional quilts made modern by the influences of today. She says the many artists with whom she has worked over the years have opened her eyes to the principles of design, color, shape, and line; they include Sue Cody, Marg George, Brigitte Giblin, Wendy Williams, Rosalie Dace, and so many others. Now she wishes to share the added depth she has found as she has grown in her love. In 2003 she opened Material Obsession and found the companionship needed to make life complete, people who share this patchwork passion with her! The shop is a place where quilters are encouraged to experiment with textiles, design, and method. It is a creative environment that is all about the discovery of adding layers one at a time. She hopes to extend that environment via this book.

Laundry Basket Quilts

1 sous-catégorie 

Laura Marshall

1 sous-catégorie 

Lecien

Linda Ludovico

2 sous-catégories 

Makower UK

57 sous-catégories 

Concord Fabric UK Ltd | andover 

Mas d'Ousvan

Massie Carpenter

Max and Louise

2 sous-catégories 

Behind the Max & Louise Pattern Co. are two friends, Lisa Kerr and Louise Lott, who share a joint passion for quilts. Together they create, adapt and reproduce, with outstanding talent, what they love most – antique and traditional quilts.  

Maywood Studio

1 sous-catégorie 

Melanie Samra

3 sous-catégories 

Michael Miller

1 sous-catégorie 

Michelle Yeo

1 sous-catégorie 

Michelle Yeo was born in the leafy eastern suburbs of Melbourne, where she still lives with her husband and 4 children. From a young age Michelle was interested in sewing and other crafts, but it wasn’t until 1984 that she made her first quilt after her then fiancé, now husband, told here that he hated doonas and wanted sheets, blankets, and a patchwork quilt. He never realized what a monster that comment would create. Michelle has been running her own business, Michelle Yeo Quilt Designs, over the past 15 years while still working part time as an Occupational Therapist. Her work is very traditional and she specializes in reproduction quilts inspired by quilts of the past. She is especially passionate about circular designs and stars using freezer paper foundation piecing techniques as well as more traditional techniques including broderie perse. As well as her pattern designs Michelle has a range of acrylic templates for ease and accuracy of cutting and piecing which accompany some of her designs. Many of her quilt patterns have been printed in Australian and international quilt magazines, and in 2014 her book ‘Of Needle, Thimble & Thread’ was published by Quiltmania. Later that year some of her quilts were exhibited in a special exhibit, “Best of Australian Quilting,” at the International Quilt Festival in Houston. Michelle teaches her quilts throughout Australia and has taught in both France and the USA. She is a passionate quilt designer and teacher and is extremely excited to have the opportunity to design fabrics for Penny Rose and Riley Blake that are inspired by her love of antique quilts and the fabrics within them.

Moda

11 sous-catégories 

Morris & Co

2 sous-catégories 

Northcott

1 sous-catégorie 

Odile Bailloeul

5 sous-catégories 

Son style nomade nous fait voyager partout au gré de son inspiration. Arts populaires, folklores du monde, savoir-faire textiles, tout est bon pour cette créatrice enthousiaste ! Qu'elle travaille la broderie, la peinture à l'huile, le tissu ou la déco de sa roulotte, elle le communique avec passion pour nous inspirer un mode de vie chaleureux, fantaisiste et poétique. 

PDR LLC

1 sous-catégorie 

Renee Nanneman

5 sous-catégories 

"Design is all about Concept" ... Renee Nanneman's motto since starting her own publishing business, The Need'l Love Company, Inc., in 1984 when she was 26 years old.
Be it designing patterns for cross stitch, rug hooking or quilting, Renee creates and publishes fresh and innovative design to inspire others to appreciate and enjoy the needlearts.
For Renee, fabric designing is just another creative vision. Inspired by the vintage fabric on an old covered box, Renee's first fabric collection, "Daylily Days" was created. Most of her fabric designs come to life from old quilts, fabrics and needlework she has found while scouring antique shops and flea markets. She loves to give everything she touches a "vintage" feel. Since 2006, Renee has created more than 30 print, woven & wool fabric groups for Andover Fabrics. Andover released Renee's first grouping of "basics" -- small prints in colors to coordinate with her fabric collections -- and named them "Itsy Bits".
Many quilters and needlewomen recognize Renee from her publications of the Need'l Love "Threads" series of books which feature at least one quilt, along with wool applique, stitchery, rug hooking and more. Beautiful styling and photography make these project books a collector's item. The first Woodland Threads book came out in 1995, and the latest release in 2012 was Garden Gate Threads, #26 in the series. Along with creating beautiful fabric collections, Renee has published 9 books featuring the fabrics from her collections. Her own unique color palette is recognizable in each design.
Always a trend-setter, Renee loves to fill her life with things she loves -- "Bella Bliss" -- and wants to share them with others through her designs!

Riley Blake

RJR Studio

1 sous-catégorie 

S. Winget

1 sous-catégorie 

Shell Rummel

2 sous-catégories 

Designer Shell Rummel has been a successful and established presence in the fine art, wedding and stationery markets for nearly 20 years. Passionate about designing beautiful products that honor her distinctive design aesthetic, Shell's focus is on building brand presence within home decor markets which includes working with world class licensing partners in bedding, bath textiles, rugs, tabletop, accessories and fabric by the yard. The hallmarks of the brand are tranquil, sophisticated and gracefully fluid art and design, unified by her signature painterly style. Watercolors are the preferred medium for this award-winning artist, and the unpredictability of painting with water often results in surprising variations and subtle imperfections, which make Shell's patterns so beautifully unique. There is an inherently organic, natural quality as well as a softly refined feel to Shell's designs. Her livable collections are both comfortable and contemporary at the same time. Shell's work is a direct reflection of what catches her eye and she strives to honor the lines, layers, textures and colors of all that inspires her. Says Shell, "My artistic creation involves engaging all the sense and my fine art and design are the purest essence of me. I strive for the artist's hand to be felt in all I create."

Stephanie Organes

1 sous-catégorie 

Stephanie is a graphic and surface designer with a background in advertising, living in Mexico City with her husband and 2 small kids.
She became a quilter after her first child was born. She learned to sew in the search of a more profound sense of personal growth and in a pursuit of a creative outlet. At that point, she started designing beautiful, quilted accessories for her kids. Later, she created her own brand called Pretty Please.
She found in quilting a deep passion for fabric design, a way to express herself by telling stories with her collections and contribute by sharing beautiful artwork and bringing joy and positive emotions through her designs. She believes that everyday objects should be beautiful and give us a sense of accomplishment every time we see them; even more if we create them ourselves.
Stephanie is a beauty seeker at heart and love all things pretty. Each piece of her fabric collections reflects her sensibility and love for color, whimsical and, inspired by her culture and love of nature.

Stof

68 sous-catégories 

Studio E Fabrics

2 sous-catégories 

Three Sisters

5 sous-catégories 

3 Sisters is a collaboration born of mutual love and respect. This family of designers each dedicate their own voice to every collection. Vintage chic, country sophistication and an appreciation for the simple elegance of life are just a few of the stylistic threads that are woven into their designs. The widespread popularity of this dy­namic trio can be attributed to their keen eye for rich yet subtle color choices and a gentle finesse of both scale and pattern. 

Tilda

Tim Holtz

4 sous-catégories 

Tula Pink

2 sous-catégories 

Tula Pink is a multi-talented artist known for her fabric designs, illustrations, quilting, and writing. With a background in art and design, she graduated from Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. Tula's unique style, characterized by a dark sense of humor and vibrant use of color and pattern, has made her designs popular worldwide. She resides in a charming converted barn in a small town near Kansas City, MO. Tula collaborates with FreeSpirit Fabrics, BERNINA sewing machines, Aurifil Threads, and Renaissance Ribbons to create multiple collections each year. She is also an author of quilting and sewing books published by F+W Media. Tula's passion for her craft keeps her working tirelessly in her studio, where she finds her creative fulfillment.

Wilmington Prints

2 sous-catégories 

Windham Fabrics

5 sous-catégories