Circles & Squares
Circles and Squares comes from the Florence Broadhurst archive, hand printed in Australia by Signature Prints using her original screens. This is the teal colourway on a biscuit hopsack, where the coarse weave breaks the geometry up just enough to stop it looking mechanical. Piped in a neutral plain.
27 x 57cm, handmade in my Devon workroom with tapered corners, overlocked edges and an invisible zip along the bottom edge.
There are only two of these covers and this listing is for one of them. There are other sizes and designs in the collection that mix and match with it.
A small oblong is the cushion that finishes a group rather than starts it. Put it in front of a larger plain square and let it carry the pattern on its own.
Care: dry clean recommended. Due to the handcrafted nature of the fabric, slight irregularities and shade variations are characteristic and not considered faults. Exact colour matching to previous orders cannot be guaranteed.
Circles and Squares by Florence Broadhurst, hand printed by Signature Prints from the original screens. A repeating grid of squares inside squares with a circle at the centre of each, printed in a strong blue on a biscuit hopsack, front and back.
Broadhurst drew it with the confidence of her era: geometric, symmetrical and completely unapologetic. Because every length is still hand printed, the blue has the slight unevenness of a pulled screen rather than the flatness of a digital print, and the hopsack ground shows through it.
Piped in a neutral, which takes the hard edge off a strong geometric.
45 x 45cm square, handmade in my Devon workroom with tapered corners, overlocked edges and an invisible zip along the bottom edge.
This one has sold. It was cut from a short length of fabric and I cannot make another, but there is more in the CB Collection.
Blue and cream geometrics are a good foil for a floral, and on a plain linen sofa this one will take a navy, a mustard or a soft green alongside it.
Care: dry clean recommended. Due to the handcrafted nature of the fabric, slight irregularities and shade variations are characteristic and not considered faults. Exact colour matching to previous orders cannot be guaranteed.