Artlux ~ 'Edith ~ Black | Pink' Luxury Cotton Lawn ~ Made in Italy
Artlux ~ 'Edith ~ Black | Pink' Luxury Cotton Lawn ~ Made in Italy
Cloth Edit is the EXCLUSIVE Australian and New Zealand stockist and brand ambassador for Artlux London fabrics.
‘Edith’ is going to be a key design for Cloth Edit. It was in the last Club Cloth Edit box, and there is currently a Red & Pink colourway in a luxurious viscose.
Say hello to the latest 'Edith': a gorgeous black and pink version. The flowers and foliage and quite intricate, and I love the way the designers have segmented the flowers into interesting shapes and patterns. You will even see little birds if you look hard. The pink is light and clear (think of fairy floss), but it also includes a darker brown-y pink from time to time. The greens are also 'soft' and include little moments of a bolder green hues. The print is multi-directional.
- Limited Quantity
- Exclusive to Cloth Edit
- Designed in London | Made in Italy
- Luxury Cotton Lawn
- 76gsm
- 146cm wide
- Not a Directional Print
More About Artlux
Artlux London mainly work with fashion brands, but we are thrilled to bring their unique designs to the Antipodes. They hand draw and paint their designs, as well as use modem design methods. They don't supply many fabric stores as their focus is small fashion houses who want exceptional quality fabrics, with unique designs.
All Artlux fabrics are made in their Italian mill, to the highest quality. Artlux is the choice of many discerning designers, and we are proud to be their ambassador for Australia and New Zealand and offer an impressive collection to the home sewist.
We stock so many beautiful sewing patterns that would be a perfect match with this fabric. Here are some Indie Pattern suggestions:
- Ann Ringstrand - Holy Shirtdress, Gather Dress (and check out the SEW book).
- Atelier Brunette - La Jupe, Le Pyjama, La Chemisette, La Robe Chemise, La Robe Butterfly, La Blouse
- Seasons of East - Summer in New York, Autumn in London
- Sewing and the City - Mercer, Essex
- Merchant and Mills - Edie, Ellis and Hattie, Ellsworth, Factory, Florence, Shepherd, Winnie
- Now and Then - Beach Pyjamas, Tilbury, All Seasons, Hepburn, Revere, Amelie
- Atelier Jupe - Lynn, Zoey, Liv, Sienna, Frida, Tilda, Olivia, Emily, Chloe, Pippa, Lottie/Kate, Solange, Savannah, Lea, Alana, Este.
- The Avid Seamstress - The Blouse, The Everyday Shirt, The Raglan Dress, The Day Dress, The Pyjama Bottoms, Sun Dress, Jumpset Dress.
- Atelier Scammit - Petites Choses, Artesane, Astree, Vertige, Zephir
- By Hand London – Hannah, Liz, Sandeep, Tamzin
- Closet Core Patterns – Cielo, Elodie, Charlie, Carolyn, Pauline, Kalle, Nicks
- Folkwear Patterns – Mexico Dress (and Top), Hapi and Haori, Japanese Kimono, Walking Skirt, Poet's Shirt
- Friday Pattern Co. – Sagebrush Top, Square Neck, Top Wilder Gown, Davenport, Saturday Skirt Set, Saguaro, Donny, Avenir
- I AM Patterns – Barbara, Cassiopee, Gaia, Jain, Joy, Juliette, Lucienne, Sherazade, Cinderella, Irma, Octarine, Aura, Helios, Heset, Marty
- Maison Fauve - Tilda, Penelope, Zenith, Atlas, Lauren, Mia, Niki, Byzance, Violette, Marissa, Soho, Skyline, Chelsea, Haut Vol, Transat.
- Named Patterns – Helmi, Reeta Shirt Dress, Ninni, Valo, Hali, Syli, Taiko, Lilja, Sylvi, Taiko, Sisko
- Papercut Patterns – Array, Nexus, Sequence, Tide, Ashling, Estella, Tula, Celestia, Meridian
- Pauline Alice Patterns – Calvari, Ibi.
- Pattern Fantastique – Calyx, Celestial
- The Assembly Line – Cuff Top, Cuff Dress, Oversized Shirt, The Shirt Dress
- Liberty Patterns - Beatrix, Natasha, Rosanna, Megan
- Sew House Seven - Romey, Remy, Sauvie, Wildwood
- Tilly and the Buttons - Mabel, Marnie, Lottie, Lyra, Stevie
- Stitched for Good - Chorizema, Waratah, Honeysuckle
Cloth Care:
Delicate Cycle; 30 Degrees, Line Dry. Wash colours separately. The finished garment will last longer and look better if it is shaken out when wet and placed on a hanger to dry. To prevent fading, wash inside out and dry in the shade. Cotton needs a warm to hot iron. Conduct a spot test. Cotton is dry cleanable.
