It is finally time to wrap up the last of the Spring Market coverage.  I think there are some goodies here that were worth the wait.  Let’s start out with Riley Blake Designs.  They are a relatively new company, but they came back this time with a much larger booth and lots of new designs.

Riley Blake picked up several scrapbook licensees including My Mind’s Eye and October Afternoon.  It was fun to see some of these great prints on fabric.

Check out the cute vintage kitchen/farm props (above).  I wonder where they found that old scale.

And how cute is this cap from Doohickey Designs?  I love the owls.

This area (above) is by designer Emily Taylor.  It was a little hard not to drool on that chocolate cake.

I thought this cabinet was adorable.  I really wanted to peek inside, but I didn’t.  If you want to see more Riley Blake fabrics, be sure to check out this post.

Next up, we’ll head over to a few more Moda booths.  They had a cute circus-themed set up.

I don’t think I will ever get sick of garlands and twinkle lights.

Since it is Spring Quilt Market, it seems appropriate to finish with some quilt photos.  First up is the  Thimble Blossoms booth (by Moda designer Camille Roskelley).  She has a more traditional feel, but with a fresh, contemporary palette.

I thought this quilt at Benartex was eye-catching.

And last, but certainly not least, is Lizzy House.  I headed over to Andover Fabrics to get a picture of her Castle Peeps quilt (which is a free download on her web-site).  I love this collection.  There is something about it that reminds me of my childhood.  It’s just a bonus that the little villagers are awesome.

Well, that’s all I’ve got.  If you’re hungry for more, don’t miss Kim’s posts at True Up.  She always has super detailed, behind-the-scenes info and great pictures.  I’ll be back the rest of the week with cupcakes and crafts.