Tissu Stonehenge Dégradés II Grès Cuivre Oxydé

I was a bit worried the oxidized copper would look too shiny in person, but it’s actually a rich, muted metallic that blends beautifully with the sandstone base. The fabric has a nice, soft drape for a quilting cotton, and the color gradient is subtle from yard to yard. Perfect for adding depth with

The color shift from deep copper to weathered sandstone is even more striking in person than on screen, and the fabric has a crisp hand that presses beautifully for patchwork. It’s already inspired a fall-themed table runner project I’ve been planning.

I’ve sewn a few quilt tops with this fabric and the oxidized copper tones give it such a rich, earthy depth that photographs beautifully. The hand feels smooth and substantial, not flimsy at all, and it presses like a dream.