Monthly Archives: March 2024

As a parent, you want your child's bedroom to be a space they love. However, children grow up fast, and their tastes change quickly. So it's no wonder that designing their bedroom can be quite a challenge.

The solution? Choose versatile and quality fabrics that will stand the test of time. This will not only keep your child happy, but also save you time and money on expensive updates.

Create a Neutral and Timeless Base

Start by choosing neutral tones for the larger items in the room, such as the curtains, bedding, and more substantial upholstered pieces. Soft greys, warm creams, and gentle pastels make for a serene and adaptable backdrop, ready to complement any theme or accessory that comes into play.

Along with neutral colours, choose timeless prints and patterns that can easily transition from toddler to teenage years. Classic stripes, polka dots, and simple geometric

Adding a touch of handmade decor to your home or an event is always special. Fabric bunting is one of the easiest DIY projects that can instantly liven up any space. Whether it’s a birthday party, wedding, holiday, or even just sprucing up your living room, fabric bunting is versatile enough for any occasion. 

Read on as we explain how to make classic bunting, fun ideas for decorating with it, and bunting variations for different events.

How to Make Basic Triangle Bunting

What You’ll Need:

• Cardboard
• Ruler or measuring tape
• Pencil or fabric chalk
• Scissors
• A selection of fabric (this will depend on the occasion and venue)
• Iron and ironing board

Fancy making your own one-of-a-kind fabric prints? Printing creative designs onto fabric is a fun way to personalise sewing projects, soft furnishings, and more to match your own unique style. The best part? With just a few key materials and some simple techniques, you can create custom fabrics in no time. 

We walk you through a few project ideas that you can easily try at home. 

Technique 1: Fabric Painting

Textile paints allow you to hand paint freestyle designs directly onto fabric. This versatile printing method is easy to do at home.

What You’ll Need:  

• Plain