tuesday’s girl: amy butler.
It’s feeling quite springy out here in San francisco today, so this tuesday’s girl i’m dropping into amy butler’s inspiration page to get in the mood. i love her photographs, sharing all sorts of grand diy ideas.
With all the beautiful products amy butler carries, she was running out of room on her little web shop, so to make things easier for you, amy has put all of her offerings on one easy to use page to find the best way for you to buy. It’s all listed here – from Sewing Patterns, fabrics, knitting & yarn, thread, to books & stationery, bags, bedding & bath, rugs, wallpaper, everything you could want on one page.
so if you make an amy butler pouf but not with amy butler fabric, is it still amy butler?
love everything she does!
I totally made that little round bag out of Amy Butler fabric last winter. It is so so cute, and her patterns are really easy to follow!
lovely!!! and colorful like spring!!! can’t wait for spring time….Love the round pillows and their incredible fabrics on the last pic!
I have nothing really “good” to say except that my mind went, “OH SQUEE!!!!! COLOR!!!!” when I scrolled through these pictures. :o)
LOVE LOVE LOVE the colors!! With 20 inches of snow falling here in Wisconsin today ! This was just what I needed!! I want to eat them for Lunch!!
It so cool how it all looks like the same things I like from Anthropologie, and from PaPaYa… its all the same yumminess of happy colors talking to you!
I just sewed a whole inside of a vintage suitcase, with like fabrics …for a portable art studio! !! ( Pics on my blog)
You are always such an inspiration!!
Thanks!
Vanessa Johanning
RhinestoneContessa.com
Wow, the colors are amazing. I was getting so down today because the weather is so gray in Brooklyn. Thank you for the lift in spirit!!
Cheers!!
I fell in love with the skirt and overlay apron skirt and made it 2 years ago. Skirt turned out beautiful but overlay looks better on her model LOL
These images are so beautiful.. I especially love seeing the vibrant flowers (in this type of overcast weather!).
amy butler was the first modern fabric designer i came across several years ago, and i haven’t looked back! she started my obsession with fabrics + patterns + bold beautiful colour. i just love her work. i’ll have to go check out her new shop page, thanks!
wonderful pics – thanks for sharing!
If those floral patterns don’t cheer you up I’m not sure what will.
Omg, I can’t wait for spring to come! Where is the sun, where are the colours?
Beautiful post! Great colors… so good for my gray day!
What a nice post! I can really use all that color right now.
She was one of the first people I found online that completely inspired me. And after seeing her work in person at Quilt Market, she is still inspiring me ~ absolutely stunning. And she is just as lovely in person too!