7/21/15

Virginia Kraft Textiles




I found these wonderful hand blocked textiles 
while I was searching Instagram.  They were  created by Andrea Whalen..

Her company is named after her Grandmother, Virginia Kraft.







I've always loved hand blocked fabric..

I would love to try making my own one day.












I love this one!

Wouldn't it be cute in a children's room.





Virginia Kraft can be found here.


 A percentage of all sales go to The Virginia Kraft Fund which helps underprivileged children in her community participate in music, sports and the arts.

My son came home on Saturday and hes doing well. He started an outpatient P.T. program and someone has to be with him at all times. He has a long road ahead of him and one more surgery. I'm sure he's going to be going through a lot of different emotions and frustrations and so are we. But, were flowing with it!

I use to tell my kids all the time..when life gives you lemons, make lemonade.

 And that's what were going to do!

Thanks for stopping by,
Julie



25 comments:

  1. Thank you so much for sharing my work! I'm so glad you like it:))

    Good thoughts for your son. I can't imagine how terrified you were to get that news. Wishing him a speedy recovery!

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  2. Julie these hand-blocked fabrics are so beautiful, so very special. Thanks for sharing Andrea's art!
    I understand how difficult surgeries and rehab are so will keep your son in my thoughts and prayers!

    xoxo
    Karena
    The Arts by Karena

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  3. Julie,
    I'm so relieved your son is making progress, I'm sure it's nice for him to be out of the hospital. I wish you and your family the best through this recovery time.
    xo,
    Karen
    P.S. Love some of the fabrics you've shared today.

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  4. My wishes for your son to recover quickly and get through all that's ahead.
    xo
    Patty

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  5. So glad your son is making progress.I try to be positve when life throws a something at me.It's a challenge.I must remember that saying everyday.Thank you.

    Debbie

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  6. Be still my heart - that black paisley is fabulous - thanks for sharing! And so glad that your son is on the road to recovery. I'm sure this is such a hard time for all of you - hang in there!

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  7. It's so good to hear that he is home and making progress. Being home must make such a difference in his mood. Also, that black paisley is STUNNING.
    Stacy

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  8. love these too! he's home!!! hope your summer is moving on in a very good way!

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  9. If I lived by you I would bring you a gallon or two of lemonade! I totally agree with all that you've said. Life isn't always easy…I get it! Praying you for my friend and for your son! LOVE these fabrics! A girl after my own heart!

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  10. Those are gorgeous I too have always loved hand blocked fabrics, thanks for the intro. Thank you also for the update on your son, so happy he is making progress even if it feels slow going. On lesser scale we have had the same but I know all about the emotions attached to a such a scary accident. Good luck as you get through this next stage and best of luck to him.

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  11. WE must be on the same page as I posted about Indian hand blocked fabric yesterday! I pray for your son and his physical and emotional healing! Stay strong we are thinking of you! xo K

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  12. julie, so happy to hear he is on the mend and that you have such a positive optimistic mindset. it makes all the difference. love and peace to you.

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  13. Amazing Hand Blocks. I love the Indian Hand Block especially the ones from Rajasthan and Gujrat area.But this one are also pretty.

    Wishing for a speedy get well soon for your son.

    Take care & Good Wishes

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  14. I'm so thrilled that your son is home - know that is a big comfort to you both. Love these fabrics - such a talent!

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