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Found Batik Orchid Scraps Fabric

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$2.08 $3.25 In stock

Category: Yardage

Collection description:   With my first batik collection I wanted to bring in textures found from Xs. I also used a few of my favorite pieces of string, magazine printed words, overlapping bits of paper, and screen prints to offer a new take on triangles and intersecting lines. The result is new and fresh!

Designer:  Carrie Bloomston

Brand:  Anthology Fabrics

Material: Cotton 

Print description:  Tone on tone purple print

MFG Barcode: 193035117505

SKU: 712Q-2

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily Q. ★★★★★

This cloth feels great for collage work, with enough texture to hold layers of glue without warping. The subtle orchid pattern adds a nice organic touch without being too loud.

Eva ★★★★★

I’m working on a mixed-media project and the printed words from the magazine snippets add such an unexpected, layered look to the fabric. The overlapping textures make every piece feel unique, and I love how the orchids pop against the background.

Nicholas R. ★★★★★

The texture on these scraps is genuinely fascinating—the batik patterns have so much depth up close, and the mixed-in string and magazine bits give each piece its own little story. I’ve already used them in a collage and the layering turned out better than I expected.