I just got strike-offs from my next collection and thought I’d share a sneak peek. It’s called Garden and features six prints in three colorways each. That cheater print on the bottom left consists of 10″ squares of small scale designs, so will be perfect basics for quilted and patchwork projects. The full collection will be available at Quilt Market this fall and should be shipping shortly thereafter.
If you’re unfamiliar with the fabric design process, strike-offs are test samples sent from the factory to check for color and printing errors. I usually don’t have to make many changes to mine, but I did send a couple back this time with slight color revisions. Then, once the changes are made, they will begin to produce yardage at the factory.
In the U.S. and worldwide, Kokka fabric is available from Seven Islands Fabric and in Europe, Kokka is also available from Nunoya.
I think this is my favorite so far!
The turquoise one reminds me vintage Pyrex! Great stuff.
Lovely colour combinations!! 🙂
Love it!
simply beautiful!
Gorgeous, Ellen. My favourite might be the top right print!
great prints!!
I love everything about these! The colors are fresh and pretty, and I love the modern folk interpretation. I don’t quilt generally, but I’d make clothes out of these!
Oooh – I love the rain drops!
Oh so very lovely!
I am looking forward to seeing this up close and personal, a very pretty collection, the butterflies in particular along with the cheater print.
Ooh lovely!! I adore the whole thing, especially the grey raindrops!
I do love bait of cheaters panel!