This seems to be part of the new Liberty range for 2007; the auction for this colorway is over, but the seller, laluthan, has some in brown, still. (I've bought from her before; she's very nice!)
If I make it to the UK this year (hoping perhaps in September) I know what I'm buying. I only hope they have it in the twill as well as the lawn, so that I can make a nice heavy skirt out of it. And maybe a green colorway? Or an orange one? That would be perfect.
This one really reminds of my favorite Liberty print ever, the one with the stars and dots (I wish I remembered its name!) …
Don't mind me; I'll just be over here daydreaming about Liberty prints.
A Dress A Day 
I know I’ve asked this plaintive, not to say whiney, question before…is it really, honestly true that Liberty is only available on e-bay or in the UK?
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Oh that was goooorgeous! :O *loves paisley-esque stuff*
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Sigh. You’re a fabric enabler! (I found it in blue in that ebay shop and clicked “buy it now”). :)But really, no complaints! I never ever ever find prints I like, let alone in some lovely Liberty!I have seen a few bolts of Liberty at an upscale fabric stores in Oregon and Texas, but they never looked that awesome.
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Congrats on the feature in NYT’s “The Lede” blog!
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I’ve seen Liberty lawn at G Street Fabrics here in DC, but always well out of my price range, alas.
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Right now I am obsessed with the Liberty feather print. So lovely.
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I love that print cos I love anything Paisley, specially in those colours, but don’t really love Liberty cottons. maybe cos here Downunder they are practically impossible to buy. But hey next time I’m in christchurch…
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I’m loving that blue squiggled fabric! I want to find out where I can get stuff like that.
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*sigh* Liberty.Lawn. I have a beautiful piece I bought in the summer of ’88, in downtown Chicago. I STILL have not made anything because I am still waiting for the perfect blouse pattern to magically appear. I just go up to the attic and feel the fabric(wrapped in the Liberty tissue paper still) every now and then.
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