Fabric Prints - Vintage Gardens Collection

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  As a part of the Vintage Garden Collection I have designed a Journal 

Cover staying in line with the Fabric Panels and Set of 4. Just love these

sweet birds and always have been a fan  of Hydrangeas. 



Using the smaller prints for Snippets or Tags.

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