Today’s Christmas idea is Liberty Christmas Wrapping. I love an eco-friendly idea – especially when it involves Japanese culture and fabric. Furoshiki is a type of Japanese wrapping cloth that was originally used to carry clothes, gifts and food. The word means Japanese bath spread and comes from the traditional practice of wrapping a bundle … Read more
Claire from the studio has made this really sweet liberty christmas fairy. She saw a similar one on Pinterest and really wanted to make one using the Wiltshire Christmas fabric and tana lawn. Her’s will decorate the top of her tree as a christmas tree topper and handmade decoration. Claire drew a pattern for her … Read more
With the dash and rush of Christmas ahead, I’ve decided to give you some sweet festive projects for my 12 days of christmas. I’ll bring you a new crafting or sewing idea for the first 12 days of December which includes liberty sewing projects, handmade christmas ideas and festive crafts. Over the next 12 days I … Read more
This Festive Wiltshire Dress is the last of the series of projects by the lovely Lewes Sewing Bees. Gill Nicholls has made this gorgeous dress using one of my exclusive Wiltshire fabrics. I love this dress. It can be worn at the festive drinks parties or for the rest of the year for any special … Read more
I’ve made some pretty liberty christmas cards this week which are so simple and yet super pretty. Once you have your supplies, each card takes minutes to make using handmade christmas cards techniques and tana lawn fabrics. You will need: Liberty Christmas fabric which you can buy here. I suggest buying fat quarters of each … Read more
I really am dreaming of a Liberty Christmas this year. I absolutely love the festive season and can’t wait to cover my home in Liberty fabrics through one craft project or another. I’ve got several Liberty Christmas craft projects lined up to share with you over the next few weeks. I thought I would start … Read more
Create stunning DIY mercury glass tealight holders — a handmade gifts project that brings vintage sparkle to your Christmas table using simple craft supplies. You Will Need: Glass beakers, dishes or pots, (I got mine from charity shops (thrift stores)), looking glass (mirror) spray (not Chrome, it’s not shiny enough), an empty spray bottle, vinegar, … Read more
Every year before Christmas I get together with a group of friends to make wreaths for our front doors, creating a christmas holidays wreath using liberty fabric, greenery and a festive scrap pack for seasonal decorating. We make a brew of delicious hot apple & cinnamon (heat apple juice in a saucepan with 2-3 cinnamon … Read more
The Liberty Christmas shop is a haven of festive craft store magic at this wonderful time of year. From glass baubles with a little sparkle to ballerina fairies and nutcracker soldiers, the world-famous Liberty store has stunning Christmas decorations to inspire your festive home. A tradition for christmas quilting fans and decoration lovers alike — … Read more
These rainbow Liberty fabric hankies make perfect handmade gifts — a quick sewing project using fabric scraps left over from other projects, ideal for easy Christmas presents. I used up lots of Liberty pieces of fabric from other projects and then used a few extra fabrics from the studio to complete the colours in the … Read more
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