I found this fab fabric one day at Stitchbird Fabrics and knew I had to have it: it was just something about the mustard yellow and olivey green details . And happy-looking forest animals too, of course. I made a cover for a giant feather cushion and backed the linen in olive green wool. 'Lucky' for us, we have the perfect mustard pleather armchair for it.
And I discovered that 'mustaherukka' means 'blackcurrant' in Finnish. Even better.
That is very cute! I can see why it caught your eye. I love it! 🙂 x Helen
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I have a problem with Stitchbird. Every time I go in there, I want to buy everything! This is adorable, and I am highly jealous of your mustard armchair.
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I bet it looks divine on your mustard chair! I think I would have come home with some of that too!
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Snap! I just bought the same fabric for a quilt. Ain’t it gorgeous!
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Oh, I love this so much! That fabric is adorable. x
Melissa
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I have a very small , animal-mad grandson who’d love this . So do I !
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Love the fabric, what a cute cushion x
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Gorgeous fabric!
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That is the most cheerful cushion if all time. It just insists that you should be HAPPY!!
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Very cute fabric. I especially love the bear holding the flower. But also very nice exposed zip detail on the cushion.
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Such a fun fabric, I love it!
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Wow, I really love it that ‘mustaherukka’ means blackcurrant! Who would have thought?! Blackcurrants, they are a fine thing, and we have five bushes.
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Hi Melissa – this would have to be one of my favourite fabrics. I must remember to squirrel some away for a rainy day.
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So lovely. I saw this fabric abroad and it felt weird to find out it is not a finnish product eventhought it says mustaherukka. Anyway it is beautiful,I also plan to buy it, and your pillow is just GORGEOUS!
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tiny happy 
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