Spa collection giveaway

Congratulations!

Mrs. Pringle. Chip. 

you're the winner in last week's 

Cocoa Berry Color story giveaway!

 please email your name (along with your blog name) 

and street address to:
info@michaelmillerfabrics.com

now for today's special treat:

 who doesn't feel like they're ready for a spa day?

our in house artist, videographer and now model Shawn sure does!

Relax, Rejuvinate, Recharge

......Ahhhhhhhh.... 

are we there yet???

okay- okay, 

snap out of it!

considering we're all in 

pre-Quilt - Mkt.- lock -down - mode here,  

we're most definitely NOT there yet.

But seriously don't these colors put you in that 

"Spa state of mind"?

Breathe in, breathe out and imagine you're at the Spa and a yard each of the Spa collection prints pictured above have just been delivered to you on a tray as you lounge by the pool sipping the drink of your choice.....

now, go ahead leave a comment (what are you sipping??) 

and you could win a yard each of the spa prints pictured above.

winner announced next Wednesday.

Namaste

Cocoa Berry color story Giveaway

Congratulations!

Sally

you're the winner of last week's 

Petal flower fairy giveaway!

  please email your name and street address to:
info@michaelmillerfabrics.com

Now for today's color story:

Cocoa Berry

The anchor color for this story is a deep rich chocolate brown. This warmer version of black makes all colors next to it sparkle and pop.

It's considered a basic today but around 2005 it was considered the radical  new "black".  Also, in case you're wondering, it's a trend that started on the streets of Paris - specifically with brown and pink. It sounds so silly now but it caused quite a stir, suddenly the new trend was causing a rise in handbag and shoe sales (after all you couldn't be caught wearing black shoes with brown pants!)  It also meant one more thing to think about when packing a suitcase- black pants? brown pants? 2 pairs of shoes?  decisions, decisions....

(that's one reason my purse is black and brown)

Now that brown is the accepted norm we're starting to see "white" as the "new" color to throw in the mix.

All the colors on this bed accentuate the others.

duvet cover designed by Marinda Stewart

            instructions coming soon on our website       

                       

   love polka dots!

  especially this quarter dot CX3744 in fuchsia

Clear bright colors

contrast, contrast, contrast!

so, do you have a favorite anchor color for your wardrobe? quilting? home decor?

leave a comment, share your thoughts and you could win a yard of each of the Cocoa berry fabrics pictured above.

Winner to be announced next Wednesday!

Petal flower fairies Giveaway

Congratulations!

Lulu et Gigi


you're the winner of last week's
Urban Grit Color Story
giveaway
 please email your name and street address to:
info@michaelmillerfabrics.com


we've got  a special treat today:
our latest Petal flower fairy collection by
 Cicely Mary Barker

Pure fantasy land,

dreams are made of this.

quilt by Marinda Stewart
instructions coming soon on our website 

 more flower fairy fun here

So, when you were young, did you believe in fairies? 
Every little girls' fantasy?
Leave a comment and you could win a yard of each of the fabrics used in the quilt pictured above.
Winner to be announced next Wednesday! 

Urban Grit colorstory giveaway

Congratulations!

sewing_lil_roses

you're the winner of last week's 

Lagoon color story 

giveaway

 please email your name and street address to:
info@michaelmillerfabrics.com

Now for today's color story:

Urban Grit

You could call this color story neutrals but I think there's so much more to it. This is the one story that really speaks to the time we're living in.  In rocky times it says stability.  It's solid but not stodgy.  It's the wise investment in pieces that will never go out of style.  It's  the palette that can be cutting edge new or just plain edgy.

as we speak these just landed in my mailbox

 personally I think to make this palette work, it's all about the contrast between the shades. If I want a combination to "pop" and not look drab it's my preferred tweaking technique. But then again that's personal.

note the cream "almost white" in these.  Trust me it's intentional.

 What's your thoughts on this timely yet timeless color story?

leave a comment and you could win a yard of all the 

Urban Grit prints pictured above!

Winner to be announced next Wednesday!