They also sell Fashion Kits. A Fashion Kit includes all the materials you need to make the particular item, for example a dress or blouse; sizes are pre-traced and range from size 10 to size 16, come with a bobbin of matching thread and full instructions on how to make your chosen garment. For those wanting to have a go at dress-making, this is a good practice kit!
"Leaf Living is a sustainable lifestyle company". They also sell a range of other textile products, eg, fashion, bed-linen, etc, that are fairtrade and organic.
W:www.leafliving.com
T:+353 1443 3736
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Great tip, thanks! I've only been in Ireland for 18 months and found your blog a month ago and it has been brilliant! A great source of craft information! Thank you!
Glad to be of help!
We are always looking for new info, on anything textile related, so if you come across anything you think we might like, get in touch...
Sure will! It's a little late this year but I attended a fabulous one-day fabric printing course in Wicklow run by Stephanie and Joanna Sloan. They ran a few courses this summer and are looking to add more next year. http://www.theoldrectory.ie/
Hi there,
I found your blog a while ago and was really delighted to see this kind of resource in Ireland for all textiles, it’s really good.
I have just set up an organic clothing company in Ireland, our clothing and fabrics are 100% organic cotton and are naturally dyed using plants from Ayurveda. Our full range of products will be available online by the end of Feb. It would be great if you could check us out, our website is www.ayuvastra.ie Thanks a million.
Ema
Hi there,
I found your blog a while ago and was really delighted to see this kind of resource in Ireland for all textiles, it’s really good.
I have just set up an organic clothing company in Ireland, our clothing and fabrics are 100% organic cotton and are naturally dyed using plants from Ayurveda. Our full range of products will be available online by the end of Feb. It would be great if you could check us out, our website is www.ayuvastra.ie Thanks a million.
Ema
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