I was pretty excited to find the lavender company "Durance" has a
factory outlet just up the road from where we are staying...
factory outlet just up the road from where we are staying...
Well, 20 km up the road!
Luckily I have a very accommodating husband, so we visited today!
And not only did we buy a little something for him....
...Oh, he whisked that away before I got a photo!!
...Oh, he whisked that away before I got a photo!!
And a little something for me....
And a little something for the house......
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| I love this poppy fabric! |
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| I've been wanting to make some of these, now I can copy this one! |
But...
We bought some.....
(Have I built the drama enough?!)
FABRIC!
A metre of pretty Provencal print which was an ABSOLUTE bargain!
So FABRIC + BARGAIN = A happy girl!
(I would have loved to have bought more but I am getting seriously concerned
about excess baggage! I haven't got to Paris yet!)
about excess baggage! I haven't got to Paris yet!)
This fabric has been added to these two little pieces I bought yesterday!
Happy days indeed!
SUZ
Oh no worries about excess baggage, I will just take anything off your hands that you can't take home with you!! LOL. Linda x
ReplyDeleteVery 'French', lovely.
ReplyDeleteLavender farms are so wonderful, the smell, all the purpleness! Add some french fabric to the mix and that's a pretty fabulous day!
ReplyDeleteI Love, Love, Love lavender - you lucky duck, being amongst all that loveliness!! My grandparents down south have a lavender bush and every time we go down for a holiday I just adore gathering some up to bring home with me!
ReplyDeleteThose fabrics are gorgeous - and that bread basket, very sweet!!
Lovely French fabric and some very nice things to bring home too.
ReplyDeleteYeah....I am with Sunnybec....I will gladly help take off some of the load! THe blue in both the fabrics is just amazing! And I agree the Poppy print is simply lovely! Oh how I wish we could smell through the net....I am sure it was heavenly :)
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric!
ReplyDeleteI just came over from Kirsty's blog.
Great photos of your tour around Europe.