Australian aboriginal fabric
08-28-2011, 12:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Annaquilts
Yes and it is very nice. Some of it is a little stiff but it washes up nice and the colors stay. I made a snake quitl out of it for my son.
08-28-2011, 07:34 AM
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I just received some yardages from Canton Village. They feel great and the price was great. They were on sale at $7.95 per yard and the one cut I measured was generous (close to 38 inches). I am looking forward to using them.
08-28-2011, 07:39 AM
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We've carried some in the past, and we found it to be very high quality, with a great hand and high quality printing and finishing.
Each design is unique, and they have a wide variety of aboriginal designers doing the original designs.
The company has been expanding its distribution in the US, so pricing is comparable to other high-quality quilting fabrics and available from a growing number of outlets. You may have to hunt around for the prints you want, since shops and online stores tend to only carry a few prints.
Each design is unique, and they have a wide variety of aboriginal designers doing the original designs.
The company has been expanding its distribution in the US, so pricing is comparable to other high-quality quilting fabrics and available from a growing number of outlets. You may have to hunt around for the prints you want, since shops and online stores tend to only carry a few prints.
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