Shibori Dye (Black) 7 pc Flat Fat Stack - 120FQSHB

Kim Eichler-Messmer grew up in Iowa where she spent as much of her free time outside as she could. Her dad taught her how to sew when she was 10 and they made a quilt together out of their old shirts. In college she studied engineering, Spanish, Portuguese, drawing, and printmaking before realizing her love of textiles in a yardage screen printing class. She later earned an MFA in textiles and is now an Associate Professor in the Fiber department at the Kansas City Art Institute where she teaches surface design, natural dye, and quilting. 

This Flat Fat Stack contains 7 pieces of 18x21" fabric from Shibori Dye by Kim Eichler-Messmer. SKUs included are:

120-21439
120-21442
120-21444
120-21447
120-21449
120-21452
120-21455

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We're so excited to introduce you to the Flat Fat Stack, a revolutionary approach to the typical fat quarter bundle. All of the prints in the bundle you ordered are provided on a single sheet of fabric. By changing the way we process our pre-cuts, we're committing to more sustainable production practices, and offering makers unique opportunities to experiment and expand their creative practice.

When you order fat quarters from us, you will receive the new Flat Fat Stack!

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Item #: 120FQSHB

Contents: 100% Cotton

Fabric Weight: Lightweight

Number of Pieces: 7

Cut Size: 18" x 21"

Washing instructions: Machine wash cold, delicate, tumble dry low. Do not bleach.

Designer: Kim Eichler-Messmer

Brand: PBS Fabrics 

Kim Eichler-Messmer grew up in Iowa where she spent as much of her free time outside as she could. Her dad taught her how to sew when she was 10 and they made a quilt together out of their old shirts. In college she studied engineering, Spanish, Portuguese, drawing, and printmaking before realizing her love of textiles in a yardage screen printing class. She later earned an MFA in textiles and is now an Associate Professor in the Fiber department at the Kansas City Art Institute where she teaches surface design, natural dye, and quilting.

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