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Sunshine - Ginkgo - Guava - Yardage

Sunshine - Ginkgo - Guava - Yardage - Main image
$2.16 $3.37 In stock

Category: Yardage

Designed by Sally Kelly for Windham Fabrics, Sunshine is a joyful collection bursting with oversized florals, lush foliage, playful botanicals, and radiant colors inspired by gardens bathed in warm sunlight. The artwork balances bold design with painterly charm, making it a wonderful choice for quilts, home décor, bags, and statement sewing projects. 

Brand: Windham Fabrics

Designer: Sally Kelly

Material: 100% High Density Cotton (OEKO-TEX® Certified)

Width: 43"/44"

Barcode:  193035191079

SKU:  54978D-9

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan ★★★★★

The oversized ginkgo leaves have such a lush, painterly feel—they almost look hand-inked against the warm guava background. I've been staring at this yardage for a week trying to decide what to sew first, it's that inspiring.

James H. ★★★★★

The ginkgo leaves pop beautifully against the warm guava background, and the fabric feels nice and sturdy for quilting. I’m already planning a second project with these oversized florals.

Leo ★★★★★

The floral scale is huge and perfect for fussy-cutting; I've already used a fat quarter for a tote bag's center panel. The guava colorway really pops next to the deeper greens in the foliage prints.