Showing posts with label fabrics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabrics. Show all posts

Thursday, January 1, 2009

The Benefits of Membership

Have you subscribed to receive newsletters and email alerts from Patrick Lose Studios yet? If not, you didn't receive a coupon by email today for 25% off anything from our online shop from now until January 16th. That includes all patterns and books at 25% off of retail price!

It's not to late to get in on this S.O.S. (Subscribers Only Sale). All you have to do is go to the subscription page and sign up. It's just a few simple questions on a completely secure form and you'll be all set to receive information on new patterns, books, and fabrics as well as special offers like this S.O.S.!

I hope you'll take the time to join our online "family". I also hope that 2009 is off to a great start for you!
Cheers!
Patrick :-)

Thursday, May 8, 2008

What a day!

First of all, Lily is here with me today and that always makes for a good day. Then, a gorgeous floral arrangement showed up from my friends at C&T Publishing to congratulate me on our new book and my advance copy arrived almost simultaneously with the flowers. The book looks great and, as I said in my last post, enough time has passed since the final work I did on it that it looked almost brand new to me. I hope you'll consider adding it to your collection. I believe the release date is June 16th.

As if all of that wasn't exciting enough, FedEx showed up again this afternoon with a box from Robert Kaufman Fabrics. I was expecting a couple of sample yards of "Satinesque" but I thought this box was too big for that. I was right...it wasn't just a couple of sample yards but a couple of yards of each of the 29 colors we're introducing! Seeing the whole collection when I opened the box was such a rush. And, since I still have a few projects to make for my new book that I'm working on, I'll be able to use some of them in it. I can't wait to start.

One of the things I'm happiest about with this new fabric is this: If you take a look here, you'll see a scan of the artwork from which this fabric was printed. Click here and you'll see a scan of the actual fabric (enlarged) or here for a detail that actually looks hand painted. I think you'll agree that it's a great reproduction, on fabric, of the artwork. That's what we strive for. Not only are the colors rich and vibrant but there is a depth and dimension that was beautifully recreated also. Take a look here for a couple more colors I scanned and a list of the colors we'll introduce.