New Stash Pack Quarry Stash Pack I have to admit that when I design a new Stash Pack I'm only focusing on a color range. I don't have a real theme in mind. I'm just having fun. Naming inspiration comes to me when I'm ironing the fabric. In this case I saw every fabric as a great idea for granite counter tops! That's why this collection of browns/grays/blues is called Quarry. These would be nice elements for a forest themed piece, a landscape with roads or rocks and some would work great in space themed pieces. I'd love to hear what ideas you might have for these fabrics.
Each Stash pack has 10 fat eights of fabric and each one is highly textured. 5 are mottled and 5 are streaky. Here are 6 of the fabrics included in the pack to give you an idea of what larger pieces might look like. The fabrics will not look exactly like these except in one pack! Each fabric is dyed in 2 yard cuts so the fat eighths from one fabric will vary. Gradients Back in StockThank you for all the love you showed for the new gradient Waves. It sold out quickly but I have more for you this week if you missed your first opportunity. Azure Sea is also back in stock.  Azure Sea Gradient  Waves Gradient Fabric of the Week Harlan Reflections - 20% off through Sunday Maybe you like the new Quarry Stash Pack but you need a larger cut of a brown textured fabric. Harlan may be just what you need! It's part of the Reflections collection. Reflections are larger cuts of streaky textured fabrics in beautiful nature colors representing sea, sky and land.
Harlan, in beautiful bark-like brown is 20% off through Sunday.
Rebecca
6/8/2021 09:17:18 pm
The streaky ones look very wood-like to me. I see old barns and fences in them. That light one even looks like birch bark!
Karen L.
6/9/2021 02:46:37 pm
As Rebecca wrote, I too see fabric that looks like old barn wood. It would be great to use if doing a scene with barns in it. Great looking fabrics! Comments are closed.
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I'm Vicki Welsh and I've been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I'm into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here. Categories
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