A little bit of an unusual premise for this blog- fabrics & garment inspo that remind me of the gardens of Piet Oudolf (see more here and also here).
Piet Oudolf designed the high line garden/park in NYC, and all of the fabrics suggested here are from nz fabric stores.
- Above, Botanical printed lawn from Valley Threads
- Bright floral rayon from Backstreet Bargains
- Hokkoh Japanese cotton print from Ribbon Rose
- Vintage liberty cotton from Nick’s Fabrics
- Japanese cotton linen from The Fine Cloth Company
- Printed viscose knit from Drapers Fabrics
- Autumnal floral rayon from Backstreet Bargains
- Brown Liberty floral swim fabric from TFS
- Yellow floral on denim from Backstreet Bargains
- Bright floral cotton lawn from Ribbon Rose
- Printed silk chiffon from Drapers Fabrics
Wintergarden Sateen Double Georgette – Night $26.00 per metre from The Fabric Store
Abstracty fabrics
- Blue floral printed cotton from Drapers Fabrics
- Large abstract floralish cotton from Ribbon Rose
- Cotton abstracty check from Drapers Fabrics
- Floral stretch mesh from TFS
- Abstract cotton/linen from Backstreet Bargains
Vertigo Floral Print Crepe – Mustard $28.00 from Fabric Box
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Wow. Thanks for creating this blog post Jess and sharing knowledge. I knew, and admired, the High Line gardens in NY but not who had created them. The way you take inspiration and then connect to clothes is kai pai.