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Fabric Shopping

Hello darlings, if you follow me on any social media you probably know what I've been up to if not then I will tell you. So I've been indulging in some fabric shopping. I'm very excited about them because they are fun and unique. I bought a green tribal print it is very fun love the mix of colors because it gives you options. I also purchased some black dot jacquard; it is so elegant I can already envision a little black dress. Of course I am a huge fan of lace and I found both ivory and teal lace (it is really hard to find good colored quality lace so I’m happy with my findings.) Lastly I got a sheer ivory with black polka dots fabric. Now that I have my fabrics I’m ready to start my new designs. Stay tune for the final products. If you would like to get more behind the scenes & know what I’m up to follow me on social media.


 




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