Normabeth

I alos saw this at Marshall Dry Goods, but not in this shade of red

BettyM

I have a marbleized brown that looks like yours. What is still intact on the selvage says "Spirit Sandscapes 20475 100% cotton by Deborah Edwa" ( I assume Edwards). I bought it at Burkholder Fabrics in Denver, PA last fall.

alikigirl

Jan, do you have a project in mind for all of this, or are you just adding to stash? The reason I ask, is my DH bought me a yard of over 20 fabrics similar to this, and I can't decide if I should use them all in 1 quilt or not. Georgia in FL

sushi

I would LOVE to see a photo of any projects that incorporate this lovely fabric!

Just Jan

I'm making a quilt using six colors: purple, green, blue, pink, tan, and orange-ish rust. I had the coordinating fabric in those colors in my stash. What makes it work is the solid black. The pinwheels form as the blocks are set together and I'm adding a solid black border. I'm sure you could use white or ivory with them and use as many colors as you want. I don't have a picture of the top yet but scanned parts of it for you to see. Hope they post and you can get ideas.
The first pix is a blue 10" single block. Its know by several other names: Twin Sisters, Whirl Wind, and I think there are at least two more names for it. The last block is purple, not gray as it looks here!

Just Jan

Sorry I don't have a pix of the whole quilt top "yet" . I have other quilts finished that I want to post, too, but have to learn to download pix from my camera to this puter. I finally learned to get them out of my phone but it doesn't take great pictures. Call me Techy Challenged. Anybody got a 10 year old kid to rent out to teach me? LOL Maybe by the time its sandwiched and quilted I might learn.

Just Jan

I think I found the ones you are describing, They are beautiful. They said Artisan Spirit Sandscapes and have very fine gold shimmery lines in them, like looking at sand shimmering in the sun. Different from mine, but georgous!