Featured Craft Blog: Anna Maria Horner
February 22nd, 2007 by JoyOk, I am so excited right now. I have been dying to tell you about Anna Maria for a long time! I am soo obsessed, addicted and crazy over her stuff. There are few blogs you really want to read every word and go back to posts and look at the pictures again and again. This blog is just like that. Watch out if you’re not careful you’ll spend hours there! I feel so privileged to tell you about this amazingly creative woman. When I get this excited I have trouble sharing my thoughts. My mind goes faster than my hands can type so bear with me here.
Thing is I totally want to be just like AM when I grow up. She has 5 kids and still finds time to craft! Be sure to take a look at her bio, for I am sure to leave something important out. Her daughter Juliana who just turned 15 is adorable. She helps her with all of her big craft projects. My favorite is the younger kids play room they designed together. I can’t wait to be able to do stuff like this with Lucy! So fun!
She is a fabric designer among other things. Take a look at her home studio. She has her own line right now called Bohemian. She just came out with a new line called Chocolate Lollipop, which will be out in April or May. I can’t wait to get my hands on it! Oh my gosh super cute!!
some of her fabulous pillows. (she has made so many her husband has threatened to put them in storage!)
Be sure to check out her great technique for making super circles. It’s so great I want to try it right now!
and a few more reasons why I love Anna Maria….
February 23rd, 2007 at 5:17 am
I love Anna Maria Horner’s fabrics and I definitely have lost many hours reading and re-reading her blog. Another favorite of mine is Heather Bailey. She too designs her own fabrics and has an AMAZING studio. I blogged about her studio just yesterday. Her website is here: http://heatherbailey.typepad.com/heather_bailey/
Thanks for sharing!
February 23rd, 2007 at 5:01 pm
WOW….Anna Maria Horner’s web page was awesome..thanks for sharing it with us. No wonder you love her and her stuff.
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