In a clever transformation of techniques, Bluebell Tapestry presents a printed design that emulates the look and texture of a woven fabric. Originally created by May Morris in the early 20th century as a woven seat cover, the pattern draws inspiration from medieval Mille-Fleurs tapestries. Its vibrant wildflowers, including bluebells and pinks, are artfully arranged amid stylised foliage, appearing to shimmer against richly coloured backdrops.
AW26: The Art of May Morris
Breathing new life into her delicate works and motifs, The Art of May Morris collection is a celebration of pioneering artist and embroiderer, May Morris. Drawing inspiration from the William Morris Gallery archive, Liberty Fabrics creates this carefully curated range of designs that champion vibrant florals and intricate botanicals, each one meticulously hand-painted in Liberty's London studio and printed on our inimitable Tana Lawn™ cotton.
Fabric measures 53" wide. Printed on superfine 100% OEKO Tex Class 1, cotton lawn (Weight: 76 g/sqm). Designed in UK, printed in Italy.
Sold and priced in 1/4 meter (0.27 yards) increments. We cut additional increments of fabric continuously. For example, if you select 4 units (which equates to 1 meter), you will receive a single piece of fabric that is 53" wide and 1 meter long.
This fabric is $43 /meter or $10.75 for a quarter meter strip.
