Yoko Saito fabric Centenary Collection 28 - 10471

Yoko Saito fabric Centenary Collection 28 – 10471

Name: Yoko Saito fabric Centenary Collection 28 - 10471
SKU: 6415
Price: 7.50 AUD
Availability: InStock

$7.50

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The Yoko Saito’s 28th Centenary Collection is released!
The Centenary Collection is designed by Yoko Saito, considering the patterns and colors she wants to use when creating her work.

100% cotton, made in Japan.

Bolt width is about 1.1m
Orders of fabric are in units of 0.25m. The minimum order is 0.25m (i.e. 0.25m x 1.1m, exactly same area of a fat quarter 0.5m x 0.55m).
Price is per 0.25m.
How to enter in the quantity column: 0.25m → enter 1 / 0.5m → enter 2 / 1m → enter 4
100% cotton
made in Japan

Multiple quantities will be delivered as one continues piece.

Explore more of Yoko Saito’s collection of premium fabrics and elevate your creations to new heights of excellence.

Pre-cut bundles of the entire collection are available here; Yoko Saito Centenary Collection 29 pre-cut bundle

Fabric Yoko Saito fabric Centenary Collection 28 – 10471

The long-awaited 28th Centenary Collection, curated by renowned patchwork artist Yoko Saito, has finally been unveiled in November 2022!

Yoko Saito meticulously designed the Centenary Collection, carefully selecting patterns and colors to infuse into her creations. Yoko Saito meticulously crafted a stunning array of 47 unique fabrics for the Centenary 28 collection.This collection boasts a rich diversity, featuring antique fabrics artfully arranged, the introduction of new hues to complement the previous Centenary offerings, and the premiere printing of antique-dyed check fabrics.

Saito hopes that you’ll discover these fabrics to be invaluable additions to your own creative endeavors.

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Yoko Saito added new colors to the fabrics introduced in 2008 and reprinted them
If you look closely at the fabric, you will see a lattice pattern with small dots.
We recommend as base cloth using fabric A, B, and C.
D is a beautiful deep red that is not too bright.
E navy blue is recommended for binding.

So why wait? Start exploring the world of Japanese yarn dyed fabrics and let your imagination run wild.

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