A range of classic black and white patterns on these magnificent napkins, tablecloths and cushions have been handprinted with care and skill by Marijke Arkley. All these products have been made with one of our natural hemp organic cotton blends (FHOC11SNAT). Good looking in it’s own right, the fabric, screen printed by hand, is now … Read more
Verdant Design / VIDA Textiles use our fabrics in their “Exclusive limited edition prints from Wellington, New Zealand artists. From butterflies, birds & native plants to funky stripes & geometrics, either digitally printed on a Hemp & Organic cotton, or hand screen printed. Perfect for cushions, lampshades, light upholstery, blinds, or whatever you fancy really.” (Vidatextiles.co.nz) … Read more
Magnificent crystal bowl cases made by Realm Creations. These beautiful cases have been created using Extra heavy textured hemp canvas (FH100TCVGRN), hemp webbing, and lined with hemp silk (FHSSGRN). Margaret from Realm Creations, has contacted us and sent these images. They are absolutely magnificent and we are proud of the comment she made on the fabric … Read more
Purses have been printed with native New Zealand birds using hemp organic cotton fabrics and 100% hemp fabrics (FHOC7SNAT and FH100SMNAT) by Empire Eco Designs. Below are some images of the purses and you can click HERE for more information. Hemp Organic Cotton Purses 100% Hemp Purses
Cushions and table linens have been dyed and sewn to perfection using 100% hemp fabrics (FH100SMNAT, and FH100SFCNAT) by Kate Manning. Marvelous creations and beautiful outcomes using summer-weight hemp, superfine hemp and also some natural hemp organic cotton (FHOC7SNAT). “The hemp is really soft and very strong, this napkin will last for as long as … Read more
Clancy and Co. have been highly successful in their creating of their organic linen/organic cotton skirts (using FOLOC11SU) for little girls. These skirts look remarkable and have been sewn to perfection.
Natural coloured, hemp/organic cotton was used in the making of this printed shirt. The fabric FHOC21sNAT had design applied as block/lino print by hand . Aurelie Branger has created these comfortable looking casual shirts to the highest quality, each unique and creative. Here she shares the process in photo steps.
Judy Parham, a final year student, Bachelor of Visual Art, Adelaide Central School of Art, has created a dress as an art piece, that is made from hemp crushed silk (FHSCRNAT) and it has turned out fantastically. What you can’t tell from the photo is that it is 3.2m long! Judy explained her dress by saying … Read more
Using various silk blends from our range (including FHSY, FHSCRNAT, FHSCRORA, FHSSNAT and FSA40) Kelsey Rathbone has created a lingerie range as a part of her 3rd year fashion studies at RMIT, Victoria.. It has made hers a remarkable collection and the silks are ideal for the comfort and look of this category of clothing.
Jessica from Designed by JAC, has used hemp/silk and hemp/organic cotton blends of our fabrics (FSA40 and FHOC11sNAT in particular) to make their cushions. The fabric has been dyed and sewn together so that there is a variety of fabrics on the cushion. The fabrics set off each other nicely in this form and there … Read more