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Multi Stained Glass Butterflies Fabric

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$2.12 $3.37 In stock

Category: Yardage

Gigi in the Garden designed by Peggy Collins for Camelot Fabrics is a collection of bold, rich colors set in a dark background. The pallet is reflective of stained glass. The butterflies and flowers pop off the fabric and will look lovely set against a black background. The panel is a 36" x 44" of pure stunning beauty. Get it for the cat lover in your life. 100% cotton 44" wide

Brand:  Camelot  Fabrics

Designer:  Peggy Collins

Material: 100% Cotton 

MFG Barcode:  055611000970

SKU: CF16240101

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison B. ★★★★★

The colors are so vivid and jewel-toned, like actual glass catching light, and the dark backdrop makes every butterfly pop off the fabric. I've already washed it once and the richness hasn't faded one bit. Beautiful for a quilt backing.

Brian X. ★★★★★

The dark background really makes the bright butterfly colors pop, and the stained-glass effect is even more striking in person. I've already started planning a pillow cover with this yardage.

Harper ★★★★★

The butterfly wings have that rich, jewel-tone depth you'd expect from actual glass panels, and the dark backing makes them pop beautifully on my quilt top. I've already bought more yardage for a second project.