Made to Measure Curtains

For the previous few months, Vanessa has chosen four fabrics, two of which are from her most current Wild Garden Collection, as her favourites.

It is extremely straightforward to create a sample board because the multicoloured Fine Foliage makes it simple to add other fabrics in any of the design's colours to act as room scheme coordinates. For instance, you may go for a leading edge made of Plain Linen Union-Moss or a printed design fabric like Little Fern, which is also made of Moss. Optional uses for the two aforementioned materials include a custom reverse lining for your curtains or a contrasting flow over frill. In any case, the huge pattern repeat of Fine Foliage makes it ideal for curtains.

Little Fern features a soft Lily Pink background with cream ferns. As previously indicated, the small pattern repeat works well as the primary curtain fabric or as a contrasting finish. This specific design is available in a variety of colours, but the delicate Lily Pink is a fantastic choice for playrooms, nurseries, kitchens, and many other spaces; the image below illustrates how well it works on curtains which you can see in a different pink colourway below, Mallow, yet it still creates stunning curtains!

May Blossom in Pigeon and Charcoal from The Orchard Collection is the final fabric in Vanessa's list. This fabric is quite versatile, much like the Little Fern, and can be used for the same purposes as mentioned above.

Here are some pictures of the matching fabric designs to help you visualize how they look when made into different items. Although the colourways are different from those mentioned above, they nonetheless give you an impression of this finished article. (Some photos contain discontinued fabrics).