MYSTERY Fat Quarter Fabric Bundle
I have so much fabric left over from sewing projects and other things that I'm de-stashing a bit to make room for new things to come into my studio. If you like surprises, this is for you!
In this bundle you will receive 1 fat quarter cut each of 10 mystery fabrics (approx. size of each cut is 19" x 22") pulled from all of my fabric collections made in collaboration with Art Gallery Fabrics.
Some, but not all, of the potential fabrics that could be included in your bundle are pictured here.
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Shipping Information
Most items ship directly from my Portland, OR studio. Sometimes a product will ship directly from the manufacturer, which in some cases will mean your order could ship in multiple packages.
Shipping times:
Orders from my studio generally ship within 1-3 days. Occasionally a printed item shipping directly from the manufacturer can take a bit longer.
For international buyers:
Once your order leaves the USPS I have no tracking information until it is delivered by your local service. Please note: Some countries charge an import or custom’s fee. You are responsible for the fees imposed by your country's postal service. International orders typically arrive between 1-4 weeks from the time of shipment.
My Process
Every piece of art and every product that I make begins with an intention to connect with my intuition and with myself. Who am I today, and what do I need? Making art smooths out life’s rough edges and helps me make sense of all the complex feelings and experiences that are part of being human. Creating helps me find joy, acceptance, and gratitude. It is a balm for my soul, and I hope the things I make will feel like a balm for yours, too.
Whether it is a piece of wall art for your home that I created using paint, markers, and colored pencils, a deck of animal totem oracle cards, a bright, patterned iPhone case, or a hand-drawn greeting card — every single product that I sell is made with heart. Most products are made right here in my studio in Portland, OR.
My work is created both traditionally and digitally; my favorite materials and tools include acrylic paint, gouache, colored pencils, paint markers, wood panels, fabric, my computer, and my iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. I also sometimes use fun things like glitter, resin, and sequins!
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