I have always had this fascination with Tasha Tudor and her amazing life. I think I discovered her around the age of nine. She was immediately a big role model for me--despite the fact that I had never actually met her. She came alive to me in her beautiful coffee table books with full color pictures of her Vermont farm and animals. I lived this kind of closet Tasha Tudor life in the suburbs of Santa Barbara until we moved to Santa Cruz when I was fourteen and hockey became the be-all-and-end-all of my life. I know, extremes, right?Well, Tasha Tudor and Family just came out with quilting fabric panels to make an A is for Annabelle: A Doll's Alphabet quilt. I am drooling. I SO want to make this!
You can find the amazing fabric in the Tasha Tudor & Family Shop.
I just stumbled upon your blog via pinterest and I'm loving it.
ReplyDeleteI just adore Tasha Tudor and I'm dying over this fabric.
Thank you Emily! Isn't that fabric amazing! Maybe i'll offer a giveaway sometime soon. Make sure to check out the giveaway at the top of the blog, if you want! Thanks for stopping by : )
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