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Gratitude for what can be created with my batik art

September 13, 2017No Commentsadvokate

I have had the luck of having many of my customers being very talented in making things with my batik art fabric. I am including some of the totes made by them. The design work of these women is excellent. Some have shops on Etsy, and others do it for themselves and as gifts for friends, but all of them I am grateful to for sending me the photographs of their beautiful work.

You will see the work of Lynn Boyd, who does excellent design for strong totes with many pockets and panels inside. She made me a garden batik tote that I love to bring to the shows with me.

Sun on Garden tote by Lynn Boyd
Appaloosa in Sun Rays tote by Lynn Boyd

There’s Jacqueline Stack, who does have a shop on Etsy, and she has purchased many of my batik art fabrics from me and has a good sized selection of the totes for sale in her shop.

Morning Rooster tote by Jacqueline Stack
Sheep in Moonlight tote by Jacqueline Stack
Horse Born of Moon Energy tote by Jacqueline Stack

Anita Johnson from DragonRyderDesigns did a lovely Horse With Wind Blown Mane tote, and she has it available in her shop.

Horse with Wind Blown Mane tote by Anita Johnson

Lastly, a new customer, Lisa McCann, has bought some garden fabric from me and designed some really elegant looking totes with my garden art fabric and has purchased more fabric and is designing new totes for a show she will be attending soon.

Summer Rain on Garden tote by Lisa McCann
Filled With Sunlight tote by Lisa McCann

Take a look at all of these and see what you can do with my art fabrics, and visit my Etsy shop for a big selection of different sizes of fabric that you could use in a quilt, a hanging, a purse, a dress, and more, as much as your imagination could create!

Click here to browse art fabric in my Etsy shop.

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