Flower Power is a style that’s enjoyed several retro throwback nods since the 70s and doesn’t appear to be leaving the scene anytime soon. But it’s a style that’s so much more than just Austin Power style groovy daisies.

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Lady Virginia NEVER disappoints! The quality is always impeccable.
Lady Virginia’s entire collection is stunning and I couldn’t resist the intensely saturated yellow background with the crisp contrast of the blue foliage and monkeys line drawings. My fabric was shipped and arrived quickly and was in beautiful condition as described and is my second purchase from this shop. Thanks!
Thank you Lady Virginia for a gorgeous fabric. LOVE IT!! Beautiful texture, print, design.. AMAZING!! 🙏🤗
Gorgeous poinsettia handkerchief. Will use this in a Christmas quilting project.
Fabric exactly as I expected, delivery was fast and consultation/communication with Lindsay was most helpful. I will continue to work with her to complete my project. Highly recommend this seller.
Saying that this fabric is ‘gorgeous,’ doesn’t do it justice. I couldn’t be more pleased. Have definite plans to incorporate it in a Civil War Quilt.Thank you so much, I Love the fabric.
Flower Power is a style that’s enjoyed several retro throwback nods since the 70s and doesn’t appear to be leaving the scene anytime soon. But it’s a style that’s so much more than just Austin Power style groovy daisies.
A rare and unusual find, this quilt offers a slice of American womanhood at a time when women’s rights and reproductive rights were on the ascent. You know, back then.
What should you know about the history of fabric? It’s ancient, labor- and resource-intensive, and essential to human life. And beautiful!
A Christian, mama, and writer, Lindsay Curren (aka Lady Virginia) is also a passionate lifelong collector of vintage fabrics. "There's something inexplicable about the pull textiles have on me. I simply can't resist sourcing them, using them, and now selling them. Other fabric addicts will understand!"