Anna Maria made no plans or sketches and used no photographic references while designing this collection. Trusting just her hand and her eye, she gathered her paints and brushes and began creating. It is this approach – the brave approach – that inspired this collection. The beauty in this freeing style is that the art feels like it has drawn itself. The Brave collection celebrates letting yourself completely give in to color, form, beauty, and chance. Hand-drawn pathways and imaginary florals in stimulating palettes dance through small and simple, as well as large and complex designs. Anna Maria invites you to be BRAVE and let the spontaneity into your patchwork and sewing.Anna Maria made no plans or sketches and used no photographic references while designing this collection. Trusting just her hand and her eye, she gathered her paints and brushes and began creating. It is this approach – the brave approach – that inspired this collection. The beauty in this freeing style is that the art feels like it has drawn itself. The Brave collection celebrates letting yourself completely give in to color, form, beauty, and chance. Hand-drawn pathways and imaginary florals in stimulating palettes dance through small and simple, as well as large and complex designs. Anna Maria invites you to be BRAVE and let the spontaneity into your patchwork and sewing.

Anna Maria made no plans or sketches and used no photographic references while designing this collection. Trusting just her hand and her eye, she gathered her paints and brushes and began creating. It is this approach – the brave approach – that inspired this collection. The beauty in this freeing style is that the art feels like it has drawn itself. The Brave collection celebrates letting yourself completely give in to color, form, beauty, and chance. Hand-drawn pathways and imaginary florals in stimulating palettes dance through small and simple, as well as large and complex designs. Anna Maria invites you to be BRAVE and let the spontaneity into your patchwork and sewing.

Anna Maria made no plans or sketches and used no photographic references while designing this collection. Trusting just her hand and her eye, she gathered her paints and brushes and began creating. It is this approach – the brave approach – that inspired this collection. The beauty in this freeing style is that the art feels like it has drawn itself. The Brave collection celebrates letting yourself completely give in to color, form, beauty, and chance. Hand-drawn pathways and imaginary florals in stimulating palettes dance through small and simple, as well as large and complex designs. Anna Maria invites you to be BRAVE and let the spontaneity into your patchwork and sewing.

The Bloomology fabric collection by Monika Forsberg draws inspiration from Hampstead Heath. The roads surrounding it overflow with lush foliage and vibrant flowers, spilling out onto the streets. They persistently reach towards the London skyline, framed by the city’s iconic brick and mortar. Whether it’s spring, summer, fall, or winter, the blooms are constantly evolving, blooming, spreading, and eventually fading away.

Product Information:

Collection: Bloomology for Conservatory Craft
Manufacturer: FreeSpirit Fabrics
Designer: Monika Forsberg
Fabric Type: Quilter’s Weight
Fabric Width: 43″/44″
Fiber Content: 100% Cotton

Manufacturer Washing Instructions:

Machine Wash Cold/Tumble Dry Low.

Cutting Information:

Fabric can be ordered by either individual fat quarters or by continuous yardage in half yard increments from the drop-down menu above.

For example: Quantity 1 = 0.5 yard | Quantity 2 = 1 yard | Quantity 3 = 1.5 yards | Quantity 4 = 2 yards

Each Half Yard Measures 18″ x 43″/44″