French general

Snow arrived in our area. It's a wet, heavy snow so we anticipate a day filled watching the neighbor kids build snowmen and forts. We wa...

Transport yourself to the timeless elegance of 18th and 19th-century France with the Rouenneries Trois fabric collection by French General for Moda Fabrics. Over 15 years ago, Moda collaborated with French General to create the original Rouenneries, a collection steeped in the rich hues of old reds and neutrals reminiscent of historical French aesthetics. Now you can revel in this reimagining, featuring similar styles in a look all its own.

Ta da ... I am finished! Made with French General fabrics (more then one line) and using the Moonlight pattern by Gerri Robinson, from her book A Cut Above. Quilted by Vicki Jenkin. (78" x 78") This is such a fun pattern, made with squares and stripes it was very easy to cut out and make. All the time I was cutting through I was worried that with the beautiful patterned fabrics I wouldn't get a good contrast. However I am delighted with the end result. I love two coloured quilts and red with…

When I wrote Part 1, I knew this was coming. I just thought it would be "here" a little sooner. But as everyone knows, the world doesn't stop when we're away from our desks. Truth be told, I think it all multiplies at a faster rate. Part 1 from Spring Market 2018 was all about the fabric collections that debuted in Portland. So this time, it's about the Moda Designers who were at Market with March collections, and other cool must-have-that things that caught my eye. (I think you already know…

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The newest French General fabric range, Vive La France, was delivered to my door on Thursday afternoon. It didn't take me long to cut open the boxes, and pull out the 32 gorgeous bolts of fabric that were neatly packed...

French General – Jordan Fabrics