Shooting Star Wood Carving Indigo Fabric

The fabric’s weight is perfect for draping—it holds its shape without feeling stiff. I’ve already started cutting into it for a summer curtain project, and the indigo has this deep, almost midnight glow that shifts in the light. Every time I walk past the yardage, I’m back on that Greek island.

I’m really glad I chose this yardage—the indigo fabric has a subtle, hand-carved feel that makes it stand out from ordinary prints. It’s lightweight but not flimsy, perfect for a summer blouse or curtain panels. The color is exactly the deep, rich blue I was hoping for.

The blue and white pattern feels exactly like a Grecian summer sky. I’m using it to make throw pillow covers, and the fabric’s weight is substantial without being stiff. Only wish the yardage came in a wider width for larger projects.