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Swaziland Tote (by Sandra Vesty)Fabric from Manzini, Swaziland brought to you by traveler Sandra Vesty. "This fabric is used to make the underskirt, called tishweshwe (pronounced shway shway) of the costume worn for traditional ceremonies and special occasions in the rural areas, and more recently, for dresses, skirts, aprons, and headscarves. On top of the tishweshwe, a wrap is draped and tied in a very specific way that displays the King's face and or the Swazi flag as shown in my

the Bretz family of 7 was ready to get the lei of a new land and packed their things for a life on the island of Oahu

and the blue reminds me of all the travels we took on the Panga through the channels

Vietnam brought to you by traveler Kelly Ravenscraft

Nepal brought to you by traveler John Nesbit

One of the tables had a ton of bulk fabrics

Morocco brought to you by traveler Mimi Chan

India brought to you by traveler Priya Ghosh

and of course

Oh what a wonderful trip

"The fabrics you see in Hawaii have a peaceful cultural feel woven within them

" —Bryn Kittle

Read about this hand-stamped Indonesia fabric HERE