I just happened upon this blog last night and had to share it with you. Karen from Healthy Home Fabrics shares awesome ideas, tips and tutorials using organic fabrics and green ideas. Start with looking through her tutorial of a duvet cover from Harmony Art’s organic cotton sateen ~ the perfect 110″ width of this fabric is just another great reason to choose it for this project ~ and then peruse all she has to offer!
Organic Cotton Duvet Cover by Karen from Healthy Home Fabrics
Coming soon from Harmony Art are these 2 new prints ~ what yummy through pillows we can make with these to dress up our new duvet cover!
Thirty-nine from Harmony Art
10 Flowers by Harmony Art
Happy Monday! :-) rosie
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