'Indigo Blooming' by Debbie Maddy for Moda is a newly arrived collection inspired by antique Japanese katazome (stencil dyed) and kasuri (double ikat) fabrics, with a few Edo komon (small scale dotted stencilled designs, originating in Tokyo) thrown into the mix. They are basically reproductions of these antique fabrics, and as such make an excellent substitute for the originals in your work (the old fabrics are increasingly difficult to come by, even in Japan, but also increasingly expensive). The first photo shows the Jelly Roll, and the others give you a look at some of the fabrics included.

Here we have forty 2 1/2in x 43/44in 'Jelly Roll' strips, with pinked edges, as cut and packed by Moda. Limited quantities. Although a Jelly Roll may not immediately seem like a cost effective way to buy fabric, it saves a tremedous amount of cutting time (and space!) when you want to make a quilt from either 2 1/2in strips or squares or rectangles cut down from that, and of course is a very economical way to buy the entire range in one go. They can be combined with Charm Packs and Layer Cakes to extend the variety of sizes you want to use, for the ultimate in coordination.

These prints will be a great addition for your patchwork, dressmaking, boro, home dec and other projects. They also coordinate very well with Debbie's previous Japanese inspired Moda ranges. Patchwork weight cotton.

I also have all these fabrics available by the half metre (as of creating this listing on 22nd July 2024). Also available as Layer Cakes, and other pre cuts.
 
100% cotton