Beautiful Paris Fabric Finds!

These are incredibly delicious fabrics I brought home from Tissus Reine in Paris, one of many stores for exquisite fabric shopping located in Montmartre (just below Sacre Coeur). I had an amazing shopping experience that was almost too much to take in.

The colorful upholstery fabric was used to recover the stunning chair (photographed below) that was on display at the store. Even the fabric stripes align beautifully!

The darker fabric (a polyester-like suede over netting) will make a stunning jacket -- once the right pattern is found. I'm really looking forward to working with these beautiful fabrics!

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