What solids line is this from?
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[QUOTE=Sandygirl;7055474]There are lots of top name solid collections. Do you need more of this fabric or are you just curious as to brand?
I was hoping to get it for the back. I'm actually looking for a dark green from the same line as well. At first, the goal was to find a coordinating batik, but I was unsuccessful. I have a new idea this morning -at one point, KQ had a lot of Clothworks American brand solids in their catalog. I remembered that because they normally don't identify brands. I found a person who was in the license plate challenge and emailed her to see if the fabrics have that distinctive, ribbed selvege..
I don't use enough solids to merit investing in color cards, but this could drive me to it.
Hugs,
Charlotte
I was hoping to get it for the back. I'm actually looking for a dark green from the same line as well. At first, the goal was to find a coordinating batik, but I was unsuccessful. I have a new idea this morning -at one point, KQ had a lot of Clothworks American brand solids in their catalog. I remembered that because they normally don't identify brands. I found a person who was in the license plate challenge and emailed her to see if the fabrics have that distinctive, ribbed selvege..
I don't use enough solids to merit investing in color cards, but this could drive me to it.
Hugs,
Charlotte
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Keepsake carries/has recently (in the last 1-2 years) carried the following brands of solids in the shop...Kona, Marcus Brothers, Northcott, a bit of Moda, and one other that, regretfully, escapes me for the moment. I'd try Marcus and Northcott for that edge.
As you know from shopping there, they're famous for covering the manufacturer names on the bolt ends. They don't want you to know who makes the fabric you're looking at...probably so you don't go buy it online or somewhere else. Their famous 'Amish Black' is a prime example of this practice from the catalog side of the business, too.
As you know from shopping there, they're famous for covering the manufacturer names on the bolt ends. They don't want you to know who makes the fabric you're looking at...probably so you don't go buy it online or somewhere else. Their famous 'Amish Black' is a prime example of this practice from the catalog side of the business, too.
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