Modern Sewing Starts Here Edition 30

Edition 30 - October 2023
Modern
sewing
starts here..
SEASONAL
CELEBRATIONS
Halloween & Christmas
Tips & tricks for
working with
pre-quilted fabric
Quilting
How to use the
Classic Curve Ruler
from Color Girl
Quilts
AUTUMN
IS HERE
New apparel sewing patterns
& fabric collections
www.modernsewingstartshere.co.uk

Pattern Finder
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Find the perfect pattern for your next project …
search by brand, garment type, fabric type, skill level or even season
Pattern Finder
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Editor’s Letter
It’s time to think warm and cosy as we settle in for colder days and
the darker nights drawing in on us!
In this edition, Sharon McConnell from Color Girl Quilts shares
her tips on using her new revised Classic Curve Ruler. This is such a
versatile tool for cutting and sewing all your favourite curved quilt
block shapes, and you’ll be surprised what it can be used for! We
also look at Art Gallery Fabrics’ new 2.5 Edition Binding.
Find inspiration this autumn as we pair up autumnal fabrics with
sewing patterns to layer up to transcend the season with ease!
The trend for sleeveless vests is everywhere, Jacqui Smith makes
her version using some lovely pre-quilted fabric and the Tamarack
Jacket pattern from Grainline Studio. We also look at other fabrics
and patterns to make this trend.
If you are thinking of sewing for Halloween or Christmas then you
will want to take a look at all the lovely seasonal fabrics that we have
for these special occasions too.
Until next time, happy sewing!
Hantex Team
www.hantex.co.uk
www.modernsewingstartshere.co.uk
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Liesl + Co.
Liesl’s new autumn collection includes three great new patterns:
The Amarena Dress makes a relaxed, classic pull-on dress with a gentle A-line shape, V-neck, and cup sizes for easy fitting.
Make with cuffed short sleeves, flattering shawl collar, and shaped welt pockets or with bracelet-length sleeves and curved side
pockets. This dress is easy to wear and great for layering in cooler weather. The pattern also includes a bonus cut line to make a
top if you eliminate the pockets.
The Antwerp Pullover is a dressy twist on the classic hoodie. Both views have a slightly cropped and boxy shape with a V-neck,
front kangaroo pocket, and a curved longer back hem for extra coverage. Make with a button or snap plackets at the side seams
and a lined three-piece hood, or with side seams (no buttons) and a classic one-piece collar. It can be sewn from heavier woven
or stable knit fabrics.
The Kyoto Dress is a body-grazing and semi-fitted with a V-neck dress that is both elegant and contemporary. Details include a
curved waist seam, front and back darts for shaping, an inverted box pleat at the
centre-front skirt, and short and long-sleeve options. This pattern includes cup
sizes A/B, C and D and an invisible zipper at the back.
All of the sewing patterns above come in sizes 0-20.
To find your nearest stockist of Liesl + Co. – click here
New apparel pattern releases to fill your wardrobe!
Style Arc
The Lodden Trousers pattern features a wide-leg elastic waist pull-on pair of
trousers that sit comfortably on the natural waist with stylish angled inseam
pockets. Make this pattern in washed linen, crepe, viscose and fine wool. The
pattern comes in sizes 4-16 and 18-30.
To find your nearest stockist of Style Arc sewing patterns – click here
Check out the free-to-use resource listing of the very best Indie patterns and filter by fabric, garment, brand
or skill level by visiting www.hantex.co.uk

Made By Rae
The Emerald Dress is an intermediate-level pattern for a simple bias-cut
shift dress or top. The garment is composed of four main panels and is
finished with facings to highlight the elegant V-shaped neckline and curved
hem, and is finished with pockets and an optional sash. The pattern comes
in an extended size range and can comfortably fit hip measurements of 34-
61 with 6-8 of ease, and chest measurements of 34-60 with 2-3 of ease.
Sew in light to medium-weight woven fabric with drape, such as linen and
linen blends, loose-weave cotton, cotton double gauze, rayon lawn, Tencel
twill, and other rayon/viscose blends.
To view this latest pattern and more from Made by Rae - click here
Chalk +
Notch
Chalk + Notch has two new patterns available:
The Shay Dress is a woven maxi dress with a
wide scoop neck and fitted bodice. The skirt has
three gathered tiers and its puff sleeves finish at
the elbow. This pattern can also be made into
a tank top, and it comes in sizes 0-30, with four
bust cup options.
The Isle Jeans pattern has a high-waisted
stretch denim jean. The waist is fitted with six
darts and finished with a waistband facing.
Make as a fitted option that sits just past the
knee with a flare leg or that’s fitted through the
upper hips and has a relaxed through the thigh
with a wide leg. Both views have front and back
patch pockets. Now just choose your favourite
stretch denim or stretch cord to make them! This
pattern comes in sizes 0-30.
To find your nearest stockist of Chalk + Notch –
click here

Cashmerette
Mix and match your way to a knit wardrobe with the Grafton
Dress, Top, Skirt Mix and Match Pack. This curve-friendly
sewing pattern comes with cup sizes C-H and multiple bodice,
skirt, sleeve, and neckline options to make more than 400 knit
dresses, skirts, and tops. Sew a casual skater dress, trendy
asymmetrical skirt, glamorous gown, elevated tee or retro
frock, and more. The pattern comes in sizes 0-16 and 12-32.
To find your nearest stockist of Cashmerette sewing patterns
– click here
Sew
Liberated
We have two new patterns available from Sew Liberated:
The Studio Tunic is a pinafore-style top that takes layering to
a new level. The utilitarian stitching makes for a durable, weareverywhere
garment that allows you to be hands-free and ready
for adventure! With roomy pockets for all the treasures and tools
that you need in the kitchen, studio, garden or hiking trail.
The Limestone Leggings and Top are knit foundation garments
that are great for every season. With multiple views and leg
lengths, this activewear workhorse is perfect for lots of activities.
It’s super quick to sew. Both these patterns come in sizes 0-32.
To find your nearest stockist of Sew Liberat4d sewing patterns –
click here

TRENDSETTER
Look no sleeves
THE TREND
Vests and waistcoats are another trend that is perfect for this time of the year and are
easy to style and wear. This sleeveless style is typically worn as a layering piece to
provide extra warmth but we are also seeing it as a standalone top too!
THE FABRIC
Sew this pattern in light to medium-weight woven fabrics like cotton, linen,
wool, corduroy, and twill.
Sand and Cream
Stretch Twill from the
Attica Collection by
Modelo Fabrics
To view - click here
THE PATTERN
The Pika Vest is the perfect garment
for your wardrobe. Wear it over shirts,
T-shirts, or alone as a top. The front hem
is pointed and the back hem is slightly
longer than the back, with decorative
welts, princess seams, back darts, and a
shaped back seam. The inside has lining
and facings. Make the Pika vest with
woven fabric. The pattern comes in sizes
0-24 (30-54 EUR).
To see more sewing patterns from
Wardrobe By Me - click here
Airforce Blue
and Taupe
Bengaline from the
Murra Collection by
Modelo Fabrics
To view - click here
Dark and Light Grey
Washed Linen from
the Carlow Collection
by Modelo Fabrics
To view - click here
To view the full range of Modelo Fabrics - click here

MAKING THE
Grainline Studio’s Tamarack Jacket
Jacqui Smith
Quilted vests and gilets are being featured in most retailers’ Autumn / Winter ranges this year,
and why not? … they’re a perfect garment for layering in our unpredictable weather. Just as
easy over a T-shirt, as they are over a woollen jumper, vests are perfect for this time of year. So
which pattern to choose and what fabric to use?
My pattern choice
The Tamarack Jacket pattern by Grainline is a really practical
jacket that includes instructions on how to quilt your own fabric.
However, it can also be easily adapted to work with already
quilted polyester fabrics. This jacket pattern has full-length
sleeves, so to make it sleeveless, I lowered the bottom of the
armsyce by 1½in and re-drew the curve. I also used the view
without buttons as I wanted to make it an open front gilet
without any fastenings.
My fabric choice
I used Modelo Fabrics’ new Macklin range from Modelo Fabrics.
This quilted puffa fabric is great for making a gilet. In addition
to this ready-quilted fabric, I also used one of the new 2.5-inch
binding fabrics from Art Gallery Fabrics. This one is from the
new range called Duval that is due into retailers at the end of
October. The fabric is printed in 2.5-inch strips, with cut lines in
between. Each strip is printed with a different design on each
side so you can choose which one to use. I opted to use the
cream print as it coordinated perfectly with my jacket fabric.
The pattern suggests bias binding as it has to work around
quite a few curves, but I found that the straight-cut Art Gallery
Fabrics binding worked perfectly and laid flat around all the
curves, probably due to to high thread count of the Pima
cotton (think how good Art Gallery Fabrics’ cotton is for paper
piecing and you’ll appreciate why this works!).

My tips for making
Depending on the fabric you use, it may be
better to use clips rather than pins as the holes
may show.
I also found that it’s easier to do all the sewing
with a walking foot.
One of the features of this pattern is the welt
pockets, I used the same binding for the pocket
welts and cut these carefully to ensure that the
pattern was lined up to match the bindings. I
used the quilted fabric for the back of the pocket
and a lighter cotton for the pocket lining, this
meant that the pockets were not too thick, but
the inside of the jacket all matched.
One important key detail in the pattern which
should not be missed even when using prequilted
fabric is to sew around the edge of each
garment piece once cut out! This should be
around ¼in in from the edge, this will not be seen
in the finished garment as it is inside the seam
allowance but it stabilises each piece before
sewing them together.
I opted to overlock my seams inside but it would
be a nice feature to bind them in matching
binding.
In total, the sleeveless vest used 1.5m of the
quilted fabric and there is enough of this left over
to make a tote-type bag which is also an on-trend
item this year. If you do wish to make this jacket
using the pattern I used, the links below will take
you to the products and a list of stockists.
EDITORS NOTES
THE PATTERN:
The Tamarack Jacket is designed with the
transitional seasons in mind, it’s a warm and stylish
quilted coat that’s perfect for spring and autumn
layering. There are two quilting designs included,
or you can design your own to make your jacket
totally original to you! Techniques involved include
straight seams, basic quilting, sewing darts,
inserting welt pockets, and applying bias binding.
The pattern comes in sizes 0-18 and 14-30.
To view this pattern and others from Grainline
Studio – click here
THE FABRIC:
Jacqui chose to make her
jacket in Cream Straight Satin
Quilted Poly from the Macklin
collection by Modelo Fabrics.
This fabric is a perfect choice
for jackets and coats and is
available in two quilting styles
(onion and straight line) and
two finishes (matt and satin),
To view the complete range
from Modelo – click here

WORKING WITH
PRE-QUILTED
FABRICS
A quilted garment like a jacket or coat is perfect for keeping out the cold,
Julie Bonnar at The Pattern Pages shares some tips for working with
pre-quilted fabrics
Finding fabric
Buying pre-quilted fabric makes sewing these sorts of garments quicker and easier.
There are also lots of colours and weights to choose from and some pre-quilted
fabrics are double-sided. They are made from two layers of fabric with a layer of
wadding, wool, or fleece sandwiched in the centre.
Modelo has just launched a range of pre-quilted fabrics made from 65% polyester and
35% polyamide. The Macklin Quilted Puffa Fabric collection is a popular choice for
making lightweight jackets and gilets. It’s available in a matt and satin finish with two
styles of quilting, onion and straight line.
To view the full range of colours - click here
Choosing a pattern
It’s best to opt for a simple style that has only a few pattern pieces as using pre-quilted
fabric can add extra bulk to your garment and reduce its drape. Oversized, and gilet
styles work really well. Always check the finished garment measurements and make a
size larger, it’s easier to make it smaller if you need to.
Tamarack Jacket by Grainline Studio
Hovea Jacket from Megan Nielsen
Jacket from Basics Range from Folkwear

Walking Foot
Special tools
• A walking or Teflon foot is a must! It will help you keep all the layers
aligned and stop the fabric from sticking to the presser foot.
TIP: A strip of wash tape placed at the bottom, left and right of the lower
surface of the presser will help the fabric glide through.
• Start with a new Universal or Microtex needle size 80 or 90.
• A damp pressing cloth is handy if you need to press the fabric. Test on a
fabric scrap before pressing your garment.
• Use a sew-all thread that’s similar to the fabric.
Teflon Foot
Scanfil Organic
Low-lint Cotton
Prym Microtex Needles
Sewing tips
Always pre-wash your fabric. Lower
temperatures are best .
Cut out pattern pieces on single
layers of the fabric to avoid any
slippage, and use quilting clips
rather than pins.
Test your sewing on a fabric scrap .
Always pin, baste and sew only then!
For thicker fabrics like this, always
increase the stitch length.
Hold the fabric steady at the front
and back whilst sewing and gently
ease it through. You will be able to
feel if there is a problem very quickly.
Many pre-quilted fabrics are mainly
synthetic fibres so always press with
the iron on the lowest heat setting.
Finish all raw edges with bias
binding either handmade or readymade.
This can be matching or
contrasting and you also can choose
what width you’d like to use.

A popular choice for jackets and coats,
Modelo Macklin Quilted Puffa Fabric
is available with two styles of quilting,
onion and straight line and both a matt
and satin finish
Visit www.hantexonline.co.uk/macklin
for more colours & stockists

WHAT’S NEW: Elevate your binding experience!
A REVOLUTION IN QUICK QUILT BINDING!
Art Gallery Fabrics has just introduced its new 2.5 edition
Binding Collection. Created with quilters in mind, this new
fabric type is made of pre-marked 2½in strips of fabric that run
selvedge to selvedge which can be folded in half and used
for binding quilts. It is available in lots of styles with different
motifs on each side that quilters can use in new creative ways
to do their binding and is made from the same exceptional
premium cotton base that Art Gallery Fabrics are renowned for.
This unique concept allows you to have fabric by the metre but
the prints have been designed to allow sewers to cut bindings
quickly and easily.
BINDING IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• Ready to use as is!
• 20 new and original styles and designs to choose from
• 2-4 designs on each strip
• Quilters can bind their quilts with the style they love
• Made to match AGF’s fabric collections
• Available from late October
• Sold by the yard and 10 and 15 yards bolts
All you have to do is cut on the pre-marked lines, fold and bind from the side you love the most. Binding has never been so much
fun! It’s perfect for lots of quilting and sewing projects including piping! The big decision is which one to choose!
To find out more about Art Gallery Fabrics 2.5 Edition Binding- click here

Focus on
FABRICS
The latest fabric collections for
the season ahead!
The newest collections from
Art Gallery Fabrics:
Carolina Better in Plaid Night Wing Haven Splash
CHARLOTTE
This collection has been designed by Bari J who took her inspiration
for this new collection from the opulent botanicals and welcoming
hospitality of the charming southern city that she now calls home,
Charlotte. With dramatic displays of lush blooming botanicals in
vibrant shades of cornflower blue, green clover and rich violets, this
collection is sure get your creative juices flowing!
Snip in Style
Thimble Lane Gold
SEW OBSESSED
The name of this collection says it all. We all love to
express our love of sewing and everything crafty and
these fun prints from this AGF Studio fabric collection
have some playful sewing details that are pictureperfect
and will portray your love for sewing.
Tailor Made
Feminine Form
Happiness is Handmade Panel

Ornate Foliage Berry
Wintersweet
Growing Buds Sunshine
Nesting Season Night
SPRING EQUINOX
Like nature’s promise of new beginnings comes this vibrant and life-blooming collection of floral and fauna motifs. This rich range
is full of alluring opulent botanicals and hues of fresh colours that hint at life starting to bloom while cool temperatures remind us
there will be more days filled with sunshine ahead.
WINTERTALE
This collection by Katarina Roccella will take you into an
enchanted winter wonderland that’s inspired by Nordic
Holiday traditions and celebrate cherished memories. Winter
wishes fall like snowflakes in this nostalgic holiday collection
in shades of peppermint, blushing pinks and rich shades of
spruce and ruby. Get cosy with timeless prints that celebrate
the merriest time of the year.
To find a stockist near you of the latest Art Gallery
Fabrics collections - click here
All AGF collections
contain 100% premium
cottons but many also
have rayon, flannel, knit
and canvas options
The latest from Fableism:
Morro Bay
Pan Dulce
Pepper
Terracotta
SPROUT WOVENS
The Sprout Wovens collection comes in a perfect earthy colour palette and is yarn-dyed 100% cotton. Picked with the naturalist in
mind, the colours are inspired by the earth’s abundant natural beauty. The small woven ‘x’ gives the fabric just the right amount of
texture to make any quilt or garment interesting while keeping things classic and simple at the same time.
To view the 37 beautiful pastel colours in this collection from Fableism - click here

AUTUMN-READY
We pair up autumnal fabrics with sewing patterns to layer up and transcend
the season
Cambria Duster from Friday Pattern Co. - click here + Russet
Boiled Wool from the Cairn collection from Modelo - click here
This Russet-coloured wool is perfect to make an unlined
edge-to-edge jacket or coat. The Cambria Duster is a
versatile and staple autumn piece that’s ideal for throwing
on to take the children to school, running errands or
popping out for a coffee with friends. It has a dramatic,
wide-draped shawl-style collar and is shin-length.
Harrison Shirt from Cashmerette - click here + Honey Solid
Rayon by AGF in House Studio OR Boteh Flourish from Kindred
designed by Sharon Holland in Rayon for AGF. To see more
Rayon fabric - click here
A fitted shirt that’s perfect for lots of occasions, make it in
a plain fabric for the office, a lovely print for a night out
or even a flannel for the weekend. This button-down shirt
won’t gape over curves! It features double princess seams for
a curve-friendly fit but still has all the features of a classic shirt
like a two-piece collar, yoke, and placket, separate button bands, and
buttoned cuffs. This pattern comes in sizes 12-28 with cup sizes C-H.
Autumn is a time for muted yet rich and earthy colours. Here is our autumn palette:
✗
Burgundy
✗
Cinnamon
✗
Honey
✗
Tobacco
✗
Patina
✗
Plum
✗
Burnt oranges
✗
Copper
✗
Mustard
✗
Ochre
✗
Rosemary
✗
Sage Green
✗
Caramel
✗
Corn gold
✗
Olive green
✗
Olive
✗
Russet
✗
Salmon

Esme Maxi Cardigan from Named Clothing - click here + Olive
Heathered Cable Jacquard Knit from the Barso Collection by Modelo
Fabrics - click here
Make a statement with a Jacquard knit. The Esme Maxi Cardigan
is an oversized, super cosy and relaxed maxi cardigan with
chunky button closure, large in-seam front pockets, dropped
shoulders and rolled-up cuffs that emphasise the casual and
carefree look. The pattern comes in sizes XS-XXL.
The Jarrah Sweater from Megan Nielsen – click here + Amaranth
and Cinnamon from Knit Solids by AGF Studio OR Wild Meadow
Blush in Knit from the Botanist AGF. To view more jersey knits
from Art Gallery fabrics - click here
The Jarrah Sweater is a lovely drop-shoulder top with three
stylish options. Choose from a crew or funnel neckline, two
sleeve options and four hem styles. Make with cuffs and a hem
band or a pretty curved hemline and split sleeve hem or waist
tie and cuffs. This sewing pattern comes in sizes 0-20 and is
ideal for plain and patterned knits.
To find more sewing patterns for
Autumn - click here

Time to
CELEBRATE
Start sewing for your Halloween and Christmas celebrations with these
fabulous fabrics designed especially for the season
SPOOKY ’N WITCHY
Trick or Treat, Peppermint is back! Along with friends,
and the perfect sidekick, this favourite ghoulish squad
makes a surprise visit, returning for the spookiest night
of the year. Dancing bats and glowing jack-o-lanterns
light the way for one last truly spooky‘‘n witchy All
Hallows’ Eve.
SWEET ’N SPOOKIER
In the final tale of the spookiest of seasons, the little witch Peppermint,
and her squad of ghoulish friends, set out on one more night of All
Hallows’ Eve adventure. Through star and bat-filled skies, to hidden
potions and a book of spells, Peppermint and friends enjoy the very
spookiest of Halloween nights!
SEASON & SPICE
Autumn is here as the temperatures start to
drop, and the smells of fruit waiting to be
picked, and the sound of crunchy fallen leaves
beneath our shoes are here. Embrace the most
wonderful things that come with this season
in this collection like fall harvests, spices, and
herbs.
To find a stockist near you of the Art Gallery Fabrics collections - click here

CHRISTMAS IN THE CITY
Christmas has arrived in the city, and Santa is here to spread merry and
cheer! This AGF Studio collection has a fresh and youthful take on the
most wonderful time of the year when friends and family celebrate this
joyous season with funky ice skates, freshly decorated trees, and of
course, everyone’s favourite Christmas cookies!
COZY & MAGICAL
Surface Designer Maureen Cracknell brings in festive cheer with
her collection, Cozy & Magical! Celebrating cherished traditions
like decorating the tree with twinkling ornaments, wrapping
presents, and cosy sweaters, these whimsical prints have
everything you need to make holiday sewing magical.
WINTERTALE
Inspired by Nordic Holiday traditions, this collection is
full of wintry designs and festive cheer. Get cosy with
timeless prints that celebrate the merriest time of the
year. The palette is the perfect colour combination for
your next project.
To find a stockist near you of the Art Gallery Fabrics collections - click here

CLASSIC
Curves
Sharon McConnell of Color Girl Quilts has re-designed her Classic
Curves Ruler, she shares with us its versatility
“The Classic Curves Ruler, designed by Sharon McConnell of Color Girl Quilts, is one ruler
that does the job of many and its versatility makes it a must-have for quilters
who sew curves.”
The original Classic Curves Ruler has
been sold by Hantex for nearly six years
and has become a favourite of quilters
worldwide. The all-new 2023 version of
this ruler is still as versatile, but has some
upgrades and new features, too.
While many quilters are accustomed to
needing a new set of templates each
time they make a different pattern that
includes curved shapes, the Classic
Curves Ruler ends the need for copying
and cutting paper or purchasing a
new template for every new size and
shape they want to sew. The entire ruler
measures 11½in square and features cutout
grooves for cutting curved shapes in
radius sizes ranging from 1½in to 8in.
The clear non-slip backing makes cutting
even easier as you position the ruler and
cut without movement on the fabric.
In addition to the size options (14 sizes in
all), the Classic Curves Ruler can be used
to cut any curved shape a quilter can
imagine. Not just for quarter circles (or
‘drunkards path’), you can use this ruler
to make orange peels, half circles, full
circles, and more.
The new ruler also includes essential
instructions printed directly on the
ruler for quick reference. There are new
graphics to make it easy to see where
to align fabrics for cutting each shape
and separate measurements for full
circles, which require different cutting
measurements than quarter circles and
orange peels.
For cutting shapes 4in and larger, a
standard rotary cutter fits into the cut-out
grooves and makes for smooth and easy
cuts and perfectly accurate shapes.
For the smaller sizes, the cut-out grooves
are slightly wider to accommodate a
marking pencil for marking quilting
patterns and rounded corners, or
creating templates for appliqué or
hand piecing.
The simple concept means almost any
pattern can be adapted to use the ruler
in place of paper cut-out templates.
Due to the unique design and markings,
pieces are cut with precision - including
seam allowance - which makes the next
steps easier too. Seams fit together
smoothly for quick sewing and flat blocks
that need minimal trimming.
To find your local stockist of Color Girl
Quilts – click here

New fabrics for this season
Following Dreams is a
celebration of joyful moments
and emotions that follow once
you start going after your
dreams. No matter how far you
still have to go, beauty and
magic can be found in every
little step of your journey ..…
100% Organic Quilter’s Cotton
Full details & stockists

New fabrics for this season
PIMA Cotton & Flannel
Wander through valleys of
blooming wildflowers and
make a wish to blow the
dandelion seeds away. This
nostalgic, modern vintage
collection by Elizabeth
Chappell features airy florals
and timeless elements with
tints of sweet pinks, creams,
warm blues, and rustic reds.
Full details & stockists

New fabrics for this season
Sanctuary is a celebration of the
preciousness of possessions,
nature, and the concept of
‘home’ - things which have
become particularly important to
all of us in recent years. Louise
wanted the range to have a
sense of calm and contentment,
and she hopes this comes
across.…
100% Organic Quilter’s Cotton
Full details & stockists

New fabrics for this season
PIMA Cotton, Rayon, Flannel
and Canvas
Boldest indigo, cool denim and
crisp cobalts create an eye
catching display in this
curated collection of True
Blues. From cheery summer
skies to tranquil sapphire seas,
this balanced collection of
blissful botanicals will
captivate your imagination
Full details & stockists

New fabrics for this season
Wild Things groups the various
creatures and gives them a
home in their natural habitat:
The arid plains of Africa, the
vast and icy ocean, traditional
farm life, and the cool deep
woods.
100% Organic Quilter’s Cotton
Full details & stockists

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