Kelly Wearstler Imperial Trellis

Awhile back I posted some pics and a link to my KW Imperial Trellis imposter fabric. I used it to cover a bench in my bedroom, and I made a pillow. I am proud of my first pillow with piping & a zipper!

Anyway, Kara, from Diary of a Steel Magnolia, {Check out her fab blog @ http://www.diaryofasteelmagnolia.blogspot.com/ } just informed me the fabric in the Citrine is no longer in stock at that site. I have tried to find some other affordable options. So here goes.....

http://www.interiormall.com/
Search:: "Tango" {They don't have the citrine, but have navy, silver, teal, & cinnamon}



Also, while you are there, seach "Geometric":: they have some fun options like

Koil Sweet Potato {Not "trellis like", but pretty cool!}

Mimosa Silver

Here are some other sites if you want KW pillows & accessories.

On Etsy, the shop Decorative Instincts has pillows & fun accessories in KW Trellis.
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=58607

This Citrine pillow is listed for $65. She also has other colors:: Java, Gunmetal, & Navy

Also, I love these! Why not have a Kelly Wearstler Office!

One other place for KW pillows.
http://www.thecrossdesign.com/ Search KW Imperial Trellis Pillows, price vary based on sizes.

This is the original site, P. Tree Textiles, that I bought my imposter fabric from. They are out, but have some other cute options.

http://www.getyourfabric.com/

Search "Fioretto"

One of the best things about small town life in Griffin is our close proximity to Atlanta. We have great fabric stores. I usually find most of mine at Lewis & Sheron Fabrics. Check out their website. http://www.lsfabrics.com/.

"Lattice" is a great geometric option. I also have some in a bright kelly/apple green, but it is not coming up on their site.

One more good fabric store is PJ's Fabrics in Albany, Georgia. I remember being dragged there by my mom on our Albany shopping trips. I got so bored, and begged not to go there. Times have seriously changed! I am the one now dragging Charles. http://www.pjsfabrics.com/


On another note, I used to dread the driving around to look at houses on Sea Island when we were at the beach. It's a little scary how we end up LOVING to do some of the things our parents loved when we were little! Thanks mom and dad!