Surrender to this bright floral print, designed by Harmony Susalla (you can see the other Harmony Arts fabrics here)! Harmony says, the fabric "was given its name because the Elvis version of the song Surrender was playing on itunes when the design was being created."

With a bit of stretch (approximately 25%) and a good rebound, this interlock is an obvious choice. Perfect to give women's and girls' wardrobes an extra touch of sweetness and whimsy. Also great for baby clothes, receiving blankets, and the like. (Baby hats and blankets are so very quick and easy to sew, and they're a wonderful present that's sure to please.)

The cotton used in this fabric is organically grown and knit in India, and printed in New Jersey with fiber reactive low-impact inks and dyes in accordance with the OTA Fiber Processing Standards.

In case you're confused, Surrender was previously available in a different colorway (pinks and purples), but Harmony chose to make this change as she feels it better reflects her offerings as a whole.