Sgraffito is an Italian term that means a form of decoration made by scratching through a surface to reveal a lower layer of a contrasting color, typically done in plaster or stucco on walls, or in slip on ceramics before firing. Sgraffito is also the name of a new fabric line from Contempo Studio by Elise K featuring florals, paisleys, leaves, geometrics, and textures. These pen-and-ink-style designs, done in black and ivory with brown, gray, and taupe accents, create a stunning collection with modern appeal.
Don't miss our two free quilt patterns, featuring these beautiful earth-tone prints:
"Nico" by Stephanie Sheridan and Linda Leathersich
of Stitched Together Studios
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| Click here to download the free quilt pattern. |
"Deruta" by Heidi Pridemore of The Whimsical Workshop
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| Click here to download the pattern. |
Click here to see the entire Sgraffito collection.
Click here to find the free quilt patterns.
This is a beautiful fabric collection! I will be watching for it at my local fabric shops. Thank you for sharing them and the great quilt patterns. Have a fantastic creative day!
ReplyDeleteThese colors speak to me. My first quilt, many, many years ago, was black and tan with cream...
ReplyDeleteLove love love! Same colors as my favorite beer!! Black and Tan :)
ReplyDeleteLove this look! Will make the Niko as soon as the fabric comes in. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteDazzling!
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