Winnie has fallen in love with this design, with its linear yet curvy pattern and splendid look. She wants to make pillowcases, a blazer, and a skirt ... and that's just for starters!

The intricately drawn design evokes petrified wood, dendrochronology, banded gneiss rock formations, coyote fences, Indigenous Australian Art, and so much more. The creamy off-white fabric's subtle but substantial texture blends perfectly with the warm brown colors of the Prehistory pattern.

A subtle, nature-inspired palette invites these fabrics into a variety of settings -- as home decor accents, clothing, or fashion accessories, we're convinced you'll love the tela collection. Designed as hand-drawn repeating patterns originally rendered in ink and gouache, these intricate drawings are professionally printed on sustainable fabrics to create unique works of art.

With a printed width of 53.5 inches, the fabric is 59" wide. At 7 ounces per linear yard, it is approximately 4.2 ounces per square yard. It is made of organic cotton, sustainably grown and woven in India and printed in the US.

This pattern is also available in hemp/cotton, for more coordinating possibilities. I love the combination of the sateen for lighter items (curtains, napkins, baby bedding, handkerchiefs, etc) and the heavier hemp/cotton for more durable creations (upholstery, throw pillows, tote bags, and so much more).