Moody Monday: Scented by Camelot Design Studio
February 2nd, 2015 by Camelot Fabrics
Hi everyone,
Happy Monday!! Hope everyone had a fantastic weekend. Today is Groundhog Day and from the looks of it, according to Phil the Groundhog, we’ve still got another 6 weeks of winter ahead of us. Seems about right, as we woke up to a cozy -32 °C with windchill this morning. Brrr…
Time for some weekly inspiration with our Moody Monday! Today we are featuring our Scented Collection by the Camelot Design Studio. Our Scented collection features delicious and bright fruit prints; watermelon, lemons, apples, peaches, strawberries – as well as other yummy things, such as honey, coconut, lavender, vanilla, and crisp linen. You’re probably thinking of how delectable all of these things sound…now imagine a strawberry fabric design, that smelled like sweet strawberries! Our Scented collection is bursting with wonderful scents; you’ll not only fall in love with the pretty designs, but the scents too.
Our Scented Collection would make for some awesome projects. Who wouldn’t want to twirl around in a yummy, apple printed skirt? You can also make a lovely quilt or pillow with our Scented Collection, which would also leave a very light and fresh scent in the room.
FFWD, a fashion week-style event in Dubai, has featured so many incredibly talented designers and their designs. In their third season last Spring, one designer we were particularly fond of was Jo Baaklini. His fresh and vibrant style translated into his summer-inspired collection. His ensembles were bursting with color and liveliness, from bright turquoise pants to fruity prints. Every outfit was so fun. We especially adored his watermelon and lemon prints, which were reminiscent of our Scented Collection. This collection is definitely get us ready for Summer!!
We hope we’ve livened up your day with our Moody Monday! We’re definitely thinking about warmer days, despite our “six more weeks of winter”. We can still daydream. Have an awesome day, everyone! :)
Happy Sewing!
February 02, 2015 at 5:16 pm, Mary said:
If this new fabric is stored in the same facility as the non-scented fabric, I will have to be done with Camelot Fabrics. I am extremely sensitive to scents – headaches, hives, … – and if something’s in close proximity to scented things, it becomes scented, too. There just doesn’t seem to be any way around it. This new thing makes me sad!
August 17, 2015 at 7:31 pm, Wanda said:
I cannot believe that you would add scent to fabrics. Do you realize how many people in the world have horrendous allergies to scents and the chemicals used in perfumes and other scented products. You could endanger someone’s life. If you scented fabrics are sold in shops they will need to put up warning signs for people to avoid the shop or risk getting sued due to the health dangers it could cause. I already cannot shop at one local shop because they had a shop cat in the store next door and the dander leaked over and polluted the fabric store and causes me horrid allergic reactions when I just walk in the store. This is a health hazard.