
While we were out of town, my long-awaited birthday gift arrived from Spoonflower. I told Mr. Lemon that I wanted fabric for my birthday so I picked it out and ordered it. It's much easier that way. These are from Heather Ross' new collection for Spoonflower called
Macaroni Love Story. I decided to go with the organic cotton sateen. I have some of her
cotton voile, some of
the linen, and some regular
quilting weight cotton, and of course
this, so why not keep mixing it up? The sateen is very soft but feels hearty.

I love this design. When I go to pick out fabrics for a project, however, they are rarely like this. So I went with a test swatch of the two colorways that I was having trouble deciding between. I like having just a little bit -- enough for a pocket or some trim. As you can see for the aqua, I adjusted the scale from 300 to 375 dpi. It's not very noticeable but I just wanted to experiment. It made the people a little bit smaller.

These three are my little impulse buys. The Snow White is by Heidi Kenney of
My Paper Crane, the yellow school buses are, of course, by
Anda, and the awesome gnomes are by
Paper Sparrow. I only remembered after I ordered the Snow White that I changed up the colors for the
cross-stitch I am working on; it's not going to match. I'll have to figure something else out.
Thank you awesome computer for saving this entire post when Blogger didn't. Oh, and soon Andrea from Paper Sparrow will be doing an interview. Yay!
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