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Stonehenge Gradations II Quartz Peacock Yardage

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$2.34 $3.49 In stock

Category: Yardage

Collection Description: Embark on a journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Stonehenge Gradiations II collection by Northcott! These fabrics are a testament to the artistry of nature, capturing the subtle shifts in color and tone found in the earth's majestic terrain.

Brand: Northcott

Designer: Linda Ludovico

Print Description: This print features a basic theme.

Material: Cotton 

MFG Barcode: 778149097181

SKU: 26756-66

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John I. ★★★★★

The color shifts in this collection are genuinely stunning—each panel feels like a tiny landscape you can quilt into. I’ve been staring at the depth in the greens and blues, and it’s already making my next project feel more artistic.

Brian ★★★★★

The gradient transitions are so smooth it feels like painting with fabric, and the peacock tones really pop under natural light. I've already pulled it for a landscape quilt and the weight is perfect for piecing without any fraying issues.

Scarlett Q. ★★★★★

The color shift across this yardage is stunning—it moves from a deep, moody teal into brighter peacock blues so smoothly you barely notice the transition. I’ve been staring at it in natural light and the gradation feels almost painterly, perfect for a landscape quilt.