As summer fades into fall and a cool breeze blows through the window, a cozy bed is a great place to be. And a bed with beautiful bedding makes for sweeter dreams. An avid collector of vintage fabrics and patterns, Jeanette Farrier introduces a collection of quilted bedcovers printed with designs she’s gathered on her frequent trips to India. John has contributed to the collection with patterns from his trove of 18th-century quilts. For tucking under these comfy covers try block printed sheets by RASA, made from the finest 100% long staple compact yarn and available in a variety of styles.

John’s favorite holiday is Halloween, and his designs for this season’s decoupage are devilishly good. Black cats, bats, skeletons, and specters are invited to the party. Insects, owls, and jack o’lanterns creep in too. These motifs are perfect for the holiday and can live on well beyond the witching hour. Knock here if you dare to see the full collection.

In the 19th-century, artist Alphonse Baril depicted the French countryside from diverse perspectives. Later, in the early 20th-century, Netherland-based artist, Evert Rabbers, began depicting the people and places of his village in the Netherlands. 100 years later British artist Hugo Guinness creates bold, whimsical block prints of objects, flowers, animals, and people. His work now includes colorful paintings viewed with his characteristic eye. 

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