Christmas Forest Fabric
First the Christmas Forest fabric is a design featuring snowflakes, reindeer, trees and foxes in a Scandi style. The red characters on a neutral background means the fabric would tone well with other Christmas fabrics in your home. It’s simple Scandinavian style of design would look lovely on your Christmas table when made up as a Christmas tablecloth, runner or napkins. It would also make fabulous Christmas crafts such as decorations, or stockings. You could team it with our Stars fabric and Love fabric for some fantastic Christmas bunting. See this advice for more inspiration.
Robin and Mistletoe
The subtle Robin and mistletoe fabric, is a design that on a subtle grey background is a change from the standard Christmas colours. The friendly robin means this fabric could be used beyond Christmas throughout winter. The grey background of Robin and mistletoe tones well with many contemporary interiors. Create a feeling of hygge (Swedish term for cosy, calm) by making some lovely cushions for your sofa for relaxing on throughout your Christmas holiday. If you sewed a hem to the edges you could use it as an alternative to Christmas wrapping paper. Wrap a bottle of bubbly by placing the bottle in the center of a square of the fabric, gather the fabric at the bottle neck, tie with a ribbon and voila! It would make a Christmas gift look extra special.
Penguin
Use the Penguins fabric with cheeky penguins in your home beyond the Christmas season. The quirky penguins would brighten a dreary winter as napkins or as a table runner or tablecloth on your table. The friendly penguins would make a fantastic Christmas stocking for a Penguin lover and for a child. Can you imagine it teamed with some sumptuous black velvet fabric as a cuff for an original stocking? I’m sure that would delight any child.
