Thread: Is there a Northcott / Stonehenge fabric that is white?

I bought online a bunch of the Stonehenge Starry Night 2 Snow fabric and I was going to use it as background for a very colorful Storm at Sea and I just realized that it is way too thin to use with dark colors. Just draping it over my fabrics you can see all the colors come right through!!! It is so upsetting because I bought almost 9 yards!! Will have to save it for light fabrics but even then, all the seams will show through.

Anyway, I need a replacement fabric. I am using the Northcott Shimmer fabric line for my colors and need a nice white (not cream) for the back ground fabric that would be of a similar weight. It should have some substance to it so the seams don't show through too much. Any ideas?? I was so excited to start my SAS quilt in the next week and now I'll have to wait Thank you.

Just wondering if you also had the batting between the fabrics when you were auditioning it? Maybe the colors wouldn't show through the batting????

Originally Posted by AngelinaMaria

I bought online a bunch of the Stonehenge Starry Night 2 Snow fabric and I was going to use it as background for a very colorful Storm at Sea and I just realized that it is way too thin to use with dark colors. Just draping it over my fabrics you can see all the colors come right through!!! It is so upsetting because I bought almost 9 yards!! Will have to save it for light fabrics but even then, all the seams will show through.

Anyway, I need a replacement fabric. I am using the Northcott Shimmer fabric line for my colors and need a nice white (not cream) for the back ground fabric that would be of a similar weight. It should have some substance to it so the seams don't show through too much. Any ideas?? I was so excited to start my SAS quilt in the next week and now I'll have to wait Thank you.

I should mention that the Starry Night Snow has a strange texture to it. The "snow" part of it is like white latex paint was splattered at the fabric.

I would like to find a white that has some visual "texture" to it--not a completely solid white. I may just have to find a nice white on white that has good weight to it but those are really hard to find (none at my LQS so I have to buy online and that is very tricky).

Just did a search at Thousands of Bolts. They have one called White Christmas.
http://www.thousandsofbolts.com/inde...duct_ID=124661

Northcott makes a great premium solid white color 10. It should be the same weight.

I use white and natural batting when I use a lot of white in the top, and I press my seams toward the dark. I rarely have any seams showing through....just in case that suggestion might help... Your white might be okay?

Dina