Printable Vintage Valentine + 50% Off Fabric Flowers This Weekend 🌸

Hello Fabric Friends,

Today I'm sharing one of my favorite vintage valentine images with you. There's something so charming about this illustrated art—the fashion, the colors, the details are timeless. Just click the image to download and print!

In that same spirit of creativity and inspiration, I'm also revisiting one of my most popular titles, Fabric Flowers: 25 Flowers for Fashion & Home. It's filled with beautiful blooms you can stitch and style, perfect for adding a handmade touch to your wardrobe or home. 

This book is available as a downloadable resource from my website—perfect for those who want to get started right away.  And for President's Day weekend, I am offering 50% off the PDF version only, making it the perfect time to add it to your creative library.

If you would prefer to have your own paperback version, it is available at this link at Amazon, but the discount will not apply.

Watch and learn all about fun and easy upcycled fabric flowers from the book in this YouTube video I filmed a few years ago..

Fun fact: I was so fortunate to partner during my Indygo Junction era with Nancy Zieman on Sewing With Nancy on PBS. It's such a special walk down memory lane for me. These episodes were filmed many years ago, which makes them even more meaningful to revisit. Nancy was a wonderful friend and mentor.

These favorite episodes — Fabric Flowers Part 1 & Part 2 — show how to create felted roses, coiled blossoms, bias strip blooms, and more. I'm so grateful to have shared that time with Nancy, and I'm excited to share these videos with you again. We share step-by-step instructions for many of the flowers.

I hope you enjoy the Fabric Flowers inspiration and videos. I would love for you to share it with a friend and invite them to join my newsletter community.

Happy Valentine's Day and Love You to Pieces! 

XO,
Amy

PS If you are heading to QuiltCon, stop by and say hello! I will be demoing in the Oliso booth, giving away this iron-on transfer and sharing the patterns from the book- the Yo-Yo Clown, Sunshine Polly and the Sock Monkey.