I have loved seeing new sewing and quilting projects that have been made using my latest fabric collection for Riley Blake Designs, Notting Hill and thought I would share some of that inspiration with you! It always is fun for me to see the variety of ways creative folks use the fabric I’ve designed. This fabric is so perfect for spring – so hopefully this will inspire some fun spring sewing ideas as well!

If you’re new here, Notting Hill is my latest fabric collection for Riley Blake Designs. You can read more about the inspiration for Notting Hill here as well as see more photos of the fabrics themselves here. I have a list of shops carrying Notting Hill listed below.

Sewing Projects and Inspiration made with Notting Hill Fabric

Here are some recent projects to be found on the web. Some are patterns and tutorials that are available now, others projects are purely eye-candy and inspiration.

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Small Gifts and Bags

First of all, I love these cheerful scrunchies made by Damjana at Apple Green Cottage – she has a free scrunchie pattern here. I think these would make adorable Easter gifts.

This Large Dresden project bag with zipper is a free tutorial from Bev at Flamingo Toes. You can find her free tutorial (as well as that cute zipper pull) here.

The Smitten Chicken has made an adorable zipper pouched with personalized hand stitching. You can find the tutorial for making this pouch here.

This adorable patchwork and applique zipper pouch and notebook cover are made by Sarah of Piccolo Studio. This pattern, called Tiny Town, will be available soon from Piccolo Studio.

This Union Jack saddle bag made by Karen at Cream Craft Goods has me absolutely swooning! Karen is so talented at back making with amazing details.

Here’s a look at more of the prints used for trim, lining and other details. There’s not a pattern for this one. (Karen mostly creates her projects as a personal creative outlet.) But I couldn’t not share it – still full of so much fabric-y inspiration for any other bag pattern.

Minki Kim used the little red floral paired with her Idyllic fabric to make her latest quilted zipper box pattern. (I can never get over how cute Minki Kim’s projects are!) You can find the quilted boxy case pattern here as well as a YouTube video where she walks you through all of the steps! This gives me courage to think I could possibly make one without making a mess of it!

Ameroonie Designs is the master of zipper pouches and has a variety of tutorials to make zipper pouches in different sizes listed here. She also has a tutorial to make the ruffled scrunched flower tutorial here.

Ameroonie also made these fun accessories including tutorials for a little wrist wallet/envelope, as well as a face mask with a hanging lanyard.

Handmade Dress in Notting Hill

That’s Sew Kari made a gorgeous dress – I love the use of those cabbage roses in the skirt. (Be sure to check out the post to see the skirt in full-twirl!) And how beautiful is that hand-embroidered flower detail??

Quilts Made with Notting Hill Fabric

Bev from Flamingo Toes is also hosting a quilt along using her Vintage Stars quilt pattern and making this version with Notting Hill.

Jessica Dayon has a free pattern for this cheerful quilt called the Ruthie Quilt. I love the vintage look of those pinwheel stars!

Coming soon: A new quilt pattern from Hello Melly Designs. I love how narrowing down the palette gives the quilt an entirely different feel. I also love the

And in case you missed them, here are three of the quilts I’ve made with Notting Hill:

Summer Bunting – a great beginner quilt and perfect for Fat Quarters. Kits are available here.

Palace Court – directions available in multiple sizes. Quilt kit available here.

And Regent Street- Union Jacks – Fat Quarter friendly and also available in multiple sizes.

Kits available here.

Busy Hands Quilts created this beautiful Woven Windows pattern featuring Notting Hill. Pattern found here.

Notting Hill Available at these Shops:

As mentioned before, hopefully Notting Hill is available at your favorite local quilt shop. Notting Hill is also available from these online retailers:

In the UK :

Australia:

If you are also stocking Notting Hill and would like to be added to the list, or are aware of a UK, Canadian, or Australian stockist, please let me know!

Finally, Happy National Quilting Day! (It’s really a thing!) Now, that’s a holiday I can get behind. And as you can see, I’m working on another project with Notting Hill myself – making an updated version of my Lattice Quilt. I’ll be excited to share it soon!

POST EDIT: You can now see the finished Lattice Quilt here!

Comments

Becca

March 19, 2021 at 11:26 am

I just ordered some yesterday from Lou Lou’s because my local shop didn’t get the whole line, and specifically did not get the two I really had to have (the green pennant panel and the blue toile). And I was going to order it on FQS, but they ran out of stock on the toile while it was in my cart 😭 I don’t usually run out and buy stuff immediately but had to have some of this line! I got a couple other prints and I’m excited for them to come. I was bummed it wasn’t more available, I think it’s darling!

Kristi

March 19, 2021 at 11:55 am

Your Notting Hill fabrics are beautiful. What a lot of quilty goodness in your post. Congratulations on another great fabric collection!

Arlene

March 20, 2021 at 6:02 am

Thanks for sharing all of the creative projects! I love quilts but also other useful items made with beautiful fabrics. I’m currently smitten with beautiful project bags. The Dresden plate one is now at the top of my list. 😄 Your fabric just sings spring which is just whatwe all need now. I’m chuffed to get going! 😉

Ruth

April 10, 2021 at 5:24 pm

So many beautiful crafts quilts and etc made out of your beautiful line of fabric.