The fabric line that was meant to be: Kismet

Paula Nadelstern's mouth-watering new collection, Kismet, is coming to a quilt shop near you! 

Playing on the idea of "kismet," a word she learned from her Broadway-loving father, Paula says "Clearly, this collection was meant to be: my destiny to design the charismatic patterns and your fate to make fabulous quilts with them." That's a fate we'd all happily take! 


Let's start with the Mandala print, featuring Paula's lush kaleidoscope designs. 

Mandala is available in three colorways

Both Dragonettes and Liquid Lace are bilaterally symmetrical patterns
(we're showing a close-up of each so you can appreciate the detail, as well as how it prints across the fabric width)

Dragonettes detail

Dragonettes fabric width

Liquid Lace detail

Liquid Lace fabric width

Kismet features two different coordinating prints, each available in a wide variety of colors.

Flash Dance, which Paula shows ideas for in her new book, Fabricadabra:

Flash Dance

 And Alchemy, which she describes as a leftover chemistry experiment gone wrong. 

Alchemy

 To read more of Paula's thoughts on her Kismet fabrics, click here. 

Use the Mandala print and several of the coordinates in the Fortune pattern, designed by Stitched Together Studios. It's available as a free pattern on our website. 

Click here to download the free quilt pattern.

Click here to see the entire Kismet collection.
Click here to visit Paula's website to learn more about her work and to shop her Pop Up Shop, open now through January 28th (and selling Kismet, among other things!)
Plus, Paula was recently featured on Pat Sloan's show on American Patchwork & Quilting Radio. Click here to listen to the podcast.

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