Take a look at this gorgeous Japanese store, Raak, with the most incredible range of textiles. You can check out a slide show their range here.
I particularly like this one below.
Thank you to ah_yi for the link.
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3 comments:
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love your new header too!
I love that fabric! Wow - I wish I could go to Japan! So many wonderfu things!
Thanks Fran. Yeah, how good would a shopping trip to Japan be for fabric and notions! I'm in.
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