Cool & dreamy decor in soft blues and greens exude peace and calm. Start fresh in mind, spirit, AND decor with the Misty Meadows collection.
Make pretty ruffle envelope cushions to add to your decor colour of choice using new home decor prints!
Download printable instructions here.
Fabrics used: #0973416327R Virgili – Moonbeam and #0973417327R Vondras – Moonbeam from the Red Spark Collection
What’s hot for decorating? Teal tones. Jade Garden features teals across both green and blue spectrums for trendy looks.
Embrace deeper tones of grey and black mixed with sophisticated dusky citron for a classic decor direction with a twist.
Festive trims in sparkly holiday colours of snowy white, silver, gold, red and green are easy to use when making a new wreath for for your door and more. Choose a metal frame and the trim of your choice for a quick holiday decorating project.
Or instead, why not use for a glitzy centrepiece? Add a crystal clear hurricane vase and a candle to complete the look.
Merry Christmas!
Create a cozy space for the holidays and always with True North fabrics and accessories. Be inspired by these in-store displays.
Create your own Christmas stockings to add to this look with a mix of Mountain Fleece, Cozy Chenille and Fur found in stores now. 
Fall brings new cushion covers to suit your personal style. Check back often as new cushions arrive all the time.
Here’s a selection of new looks:
Evoking a feeling of tranquility, blues are considered a good colour to use in bedrooms. In ALL rooms, blue soothes the soul and clears the mind. Look for Denim Daydreams for new blue decorating.
Embrace natural elements for your home decor with soft neutral tones ranging from creams, misty greens to taupes and beiges. Anything but boring for both traditional and contemporary styles.
Do you have a last minute summer project? How about an comfy bean bag chair for your little one? Pick something fun and a little flighty with this print ‘ Sitting Pretty’ Item #0951002***R
Bean Bag Chair Instructions
What you need:
1. Two 115cm x 80cm (45″ x 32″) pieces of plain white broadcloth for the bean bag liner and two 115cm x 80cm (45″ x 32″) pieces of more durable upholstery type fabric for the outer shell. We’re using Fabricland’s “Sitting Pretty” fabric (Item#0951002***R) from our Spring/Summer 2015 Indoor Collection and paired it with a Sky Blue Porter Solid (Item#0943202***R) to give the bean bag a two-toned look.
2. A 56cm (22″) zipper
3. 100 litres of bean bag filling.
Seam allowance = 1.5cm (5/8″)
What you do:
1. Cut two pieces of 115cm x 80cm (45″ x 32″) white broadcloth or muslin for the lining
2. Sew the broadcloth together, leaving an opening big enough to fill the liner with the bean bag filler. Turn the liner inside out and fill. Once filled, pin the opening closed and machine stitch or sew by hand.
3. Cut one each of the outer fabrics 115cm x 80cm (45″ x 32″). (Total two pieces)
4. Layer RIGHT side together and pin.
5. On the long edges use a reinforced stitch such as a zigzag to prevent fraying, then straight stitch the same edges once more. Use a small stitch length to help strengthen these edges.
6. Fold the fabric in half as shown:
7. Starting from the folded edge at the bottom as shown in the photo, round one edge removing approximately 15cm (6″) of fabric at the sewn end.
8. Zigzag the curved edge and once again reinforce with a straight stitch.
9. Open the unsewn edge and keeping right sides together as in image A, match the seams as shown in image B, to place zipper properly.
10. Sew the zipper into this edge.
11. Turn RIGHT side out, stuff with liner and you’re done!
