I am so excited today as I get to share with you some of the samples of my new prints. I created a collection called Elements, which features a text-based print of the periodic table and a print of the atomic representation of elements. I know super science geeky!!!
The text-based prints are Cobalt, Copper, Gold, Phosphorous Red, Carbon, Iron, Silver, Oxygen, Calcium (left to right). There is one missing in the photo below Sulphur which is a yellow text on white.
For the atomic element prints, each of the elements are shown as their correct atomic representation. From left to right; Carbon, Iron, Silver, Phosphorous, Copper, Gold.
I already have a quilt in mind using this block design I showed a while ago:
With this in mind, I hunted for some metallics to work with my prints and was pleasantly surprised at how in vogue they are at the moment.
From left to right:
- Quilters Linen Metallic in Crimson, Robert Kaufman House Designer
- Pearl Bracelet in Taupe Pearlessence, Lizzie House
- Quilters Linen Metallic in Sand, Robert Kaufman House Designer
- Pearl Bracelet in Metallic Gold, Lizzie House
- Shimmering Sketch in Vintage, Shimmer, Jennifer Sampou
- Pearl Bracelet in Gray Pearlessence, Lizzie House
- Quilters Linen Metallic in Black, Robert Kaufman House Designer
- Shimmering Sketch in Stone, Shimmer, Jennifer Sampou
- Quilters Linen Metallic in Grey, Robert Kaufman House Designer
- Shimmering Sketch in Steel, Shimmer, Jennifer Sampou
- Shimmering Sketch in Shadow, Shimmer, Jennifer Sampou
- Quilters Linen Metallic in Ash, Robert Kaufman House Designer
- Shimmering Sketch in Pearl, Shimmer, Jennifer Sampou
I love the very neutral and earthy feel this fabric provides. I like the change. That’s it for this week. You can check out my fabric designs at spoon flower, here.
Linking up for Molli Sparkles Sunday Stash (see button on right) which is being hosted by Handmade by Mary Emmens.
Oh, these are looking really good!
These are pretty delicious prints, I’m not sure what I would do with metallics other than stash them, looking forward to seeing what yours become. thanks for linking up
Totally fun that you made your own fabric, have fun!
These fabrics are amazing! I’m heading to Spoonflower now!
Hopefully being geeky is still “in”. I love the colours you are using and as a chemical engineer, think these are so cool! Have you considered making up a 4-quarter print (i.e. you put 4 of these prints on a 1-yard cut)?
Ooooh, I really love these, Michelle! I can’t wait to see them sewn up. 😀
You are a talented designer! I love your text prints, but I REALLY love the atoms.
The nerdy biomedical engineer in me is loving these!
Love your text prints!! I need to order fromSpoonflower one of these days…
Great prints!!! And I love that they’re not overtly nerdy like some I’ve seen, more of a “you have to know to see” kind of thing. 🙂
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