JF Creations

Caroline has used the Acanthium Carmine fabric to make into piped bench cushions and matching scatter cushions, thank you for shrig your creations!

This window seat looks like such a cosy spot! Angela has used the Vintage Maps fabric, it looks so lovely in this setting.

These scatter cushions are so lovely! The fabric used is the Oakleaf Indigo fabric and it works so well with the plain velvet backing.

Hayley has used the Marrakech Ink fabric to make into this lovely pouf, it looks beautiful with the colours in the room, thank you for sharing your creation!

Karina has used the Mr Monkey Teal fabric to make a book cushion and a basket cover, what a great use of the fabric!

Debbie has used the Exotic Velvet Black fabric to update these boxes and set of drawers, they all look great!

Helen has used the Tiffany Prussian fabric to upholster this screen, it looks great!

Charlotte from the @thehousethatcharlottebuilt has used the Acanthium Carmine fabric to cover this decorative mannequin and the JF Vintage Velvet Powder fabric has been used to cover the headboards in this Scottish themed bedroom.

This sofa looks like a great place to relax! Jeanette has used the Marrakech Anthracite fabric and the Oak Leaf Midnight fabric to make into lovely scatter cushions.

Caroline has added a pop of pattern to her sofa using the Floret Tapestry Navy fabric and has added navy piping, the cushion looks great with the mustard sofa.

Kike from @thegiwanest has made this adorable cushion from the Bambi Cream fabric for her nursery- how cute!

This cushion is beautiful! Laura has used the JF Crewel Thyme fabric to make into this lovely decoration to add onto furniture, we love the added tassels too.

This is a great way to use the Ruskin Red Fabric, Louise has made a wall hanging for her bedroom!

Maureen has made this beautiful scatter cushion using the Kamakura Spruce fabric, it looks wonderful with the colours in the room.

Amelia has used the wonderful Nouveau Wallpaper Multi fabric to make into curtains with matching tiebacks and a lovely scatter cushion.

What a great creation! Gillian has used the JF Ticking fabric to update her louvre wardrobes, this is such a good idea!