To think William Morris and Gransnet are poles apart

Josieann

oops ^In celebration of their 160th year Morris & Co. have collaborated with Next on a collection for the whole family. Explore the enduring appeal of iconic William Morris prints across mens', womens' and childrens' fashion from dresses and blouses to trousers and shirts.^

I might buy some cushion covers but I think I'll draw the line at Strawberry Thief trousers!

Bbkenneth I have all of the WM jimjams and the robe with the deer on.

Nothing HQ could say about why they deleted a thread would ever stand up to granscrutiny so they, quite sensibly, just say what the hell they like as to reasons and chuck it in our faces.

And good for them, I say.

Just looked on Next for the PJs and shirt. DH says if we buy those and sit on the sofa, we won’t be able to find each other. That should be fun ?

Gracie is lovely Fc and looks very comfortable.

oops In celebration of their 160th year Morris & Co. have collaborated with Next on a collection for the whole family. Explore the enduring appeal of iconic William Morris prints across mens', womens' and childrens' fashion from dresses and blouses to trousers and shirts.

This thread is BAD!
I've just stumbled on some lovely WM blouses in Next and just had to order one, and some pyjamas!
^In celebration of their 160th year Morris & Co. have collaborated with Next on a collection for the whole family. Explore the enduring appeal of iconic William Morris prints across mens', womens' and childrens' fashion from dresses and blouses to trousers and shirts.6

Loving the photos.
This should all be on the House and Home forum!

Those headbands and scrunchies sound lovely too. It's difficult to find nice hair accessories for little girls which aren't all shimmery or fluffy.

Well, hasn’t this turned out nice ?

We have 3 all Laura Ashley

The dog, the basket and the sofa all gorgeous I love the lamp too BBbevan

Love William Morris, my friends daughter, who is very clever, makes head bands and scrunchies using William Morris designs. They are lovingly made, with expensive material, but all the patterns are amazing. Wish I was clever....

One sofa as requested

https://www.gransnet.com/uploads/talk/202202/medium-959716-f0682bc8-0f96-466a-83d2-aa86b18bfb25.jpeg https://www.gransnet.com/uploads/talk/202202/medium-261132-1ec4bcb3-9a62-43cc-b06c-5fb59447938e.jpeg

Here’s Gracie in her bed with her toy

That sofa sounds lovely BBbevan, do you have a photo?

I am not a fan of William Morris far too flouncy for my taste.

I am a plain Jane when it comes to decor, if I had my way the garden would be just green and white also.

We have a sofa in Morris Pure linen ‘Marigold’ and our hall is ‘Willow bough’. Love William Morris and all he stands for. Several pieces of Arts and Crafts furniture and Libery pewter also

Ooo those two links have upped the usefulness rating!

Mines on the hall, wall, stairs and landing.

Willow bough.

I’m dead common. William Morris wallpaper in two places, Morris oil cloth table cover, curtains and of course garden gloves. All different designs

JaneJudge

Ailidh, have you seen the pure ones?

morrisandco.sandersondesigngroup.com/collections/pure-morris-north-fabrics/

No, I hadn't, thank you. I like the Inky Grey Acanthus Weave.....

The reason the whole thread was deleted had absolutely nothing to do with the William Morris quote.

Ailidh, have you seen the pure ones?

morrisandco.sandersondesigngroup.com/collections/pure-morris-north-fabrics/

I took it to mean that if whatever one is proposing to post on a particular thread does not advance the conversation but rather advances a btch-fest, the it's probably best left un-typed.

I used to like William Morris rather a lot but now I find his or probably more accurately Morris-esque fabrics too busy. I like the strawberry thief, though.