Fabrics - Last updated on February 7, 2012.
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Japanese Fabric | NEW ECHINO SWATCHES NOW POSTED! Inspired by the colours and patterns of indigo-dyed and sashiko fabric traditions, these fabrics are designed and manufactured in Japan. They are 45" wide, and 100% cotton with minimal shrinkage. Most fabrics are a typical quilting fabric weight and cost $16 per metre or $4 per fat quarter, while specialty fabrics may be a heavier texture and weight, and range in price from $20 to $36/metre. |
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Ghanaian Fabric |
This evolving collection of stunning batiks is hand wood blocked and hand dyed by a women's cooperative in rural Ghana. Produced especially for Kallisti Quilts, these authentic batiks are the creative community effort of women pursuing self-sufficiency and education for their children. |
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South African |
One of a kind hand made batik panels are back. Several South African artists have produced these beautiful works of art, perfect for the centrepiece of a wallhanging. All panels are 100% cotton and are now available in five sizes.
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Zimbabwean |
This small but exquisite collection of batiks from Zimbabwe is screen printed, hand dyed and fairly traded. All fabrics are 100% cotton, 56" wide and cost $28 per metre or $5.50 per fat quarter (18" x 22"). |
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Tanzanian Fabric |
ENTIRE COLLECTION ON SALE for 33% off!
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West African Fabric |
Produced in Senegal, the Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Mali and Ghana for traditional West African clothing, these bold prints make durable quilts. All fabrics are 45" wide, and 100% cotton with up to 10% shrinkage. Dyes may not be colourfast. Pre-washing recommended! |
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