Amy Butler

I'm always on the look out for laptop bags and covers because I receive so many emails from people looking for stylist ones and I rarely know where to send them. And of course I love coming across cute bags for traveling as I'm sure I'll eventually need to replace my Orla Kiely luggage. That's why I

Yo-yo’s are fun to make and a great way to use up scraps!! They are a fun hand sewing project to do while in the car or watching TV. Until we started looking for yo-yo projects for this post, I didn’t realize how many fun things you could do with them! Here are 21 […]

Gypsy Caravan by Amy Butler Oh yes, the original Amy Butler collection that started it all is back in print! Here's a message fro...

“One of my core beliefs is that through who we are and what we do, we can inspire great change in ourselves, each other, and in the world. I believe that we can inspire those around us to become happier & more confident through finding their own creativity. That’s the wonderful thing about making art! […]

Hapi , the latest collection from Amy Butler is finally here and in our shop!! Now, Amy's prints and patterns are always inspired an...

Most of the fabrics are from Amy's Belle collection. I love how they look on the Kona Cotton Ash background!

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Premiering a new fabric collection is always exciting for me because it’s the first time I get to share the story with my friends in my c...

Just got in the Honey Dew sashing from Sew, Mama, Sew sale. Pattern is Boho Girl from McCalls Quilting mag

Last year when I was thinking of making a bag for short trips away, I started running into the name Amy Butler. Or more specifically, into the name Amy Butler as modifying the noun Weekender. Amy Butler, it seems, is a well-known designer and her Weekender Travel Bag is pretty much the pinnacle of amateur bag making—at least, as measured by sewing blogs. I was at first turned off by complaints about the pattern, the difficulty and the sheer number of hours that making the Weekender required…