This jewel-toned rib knit reminds me of sitting under a tree by the river, looking up at dark branches and green leaves. A deep emerald green background combines with charcoal and gold stripes (in three different widths, for added visual excitement) to create a handsome fabric that will appeal to the entire family.

Debbie's absolutely adorable daughter really wants a pair of pajamas made from this glorious rib knit (and her mom appreciates that the material, with approximately 100% stretch, can be used for self-fabric binging/ribbing). Other people choose this material for dresses, skirts, nursing tops, twinsets, athletic attire, all sorts of baby clothes, and so much more. Designer Marylou Marsh loves working with stripes, saying: "I do a combination of two colors of rib knits, where you bring in your dark colors of the stripe and spruce it up with a lighter accent color (in this case Antique Gold Rib Knit). I make a slenderizing top that's great, where I put the accent color wide on the outside and the stripes cut in the middle. Your eye goes to the middle, so you get to wear those horizontal stripes and at the same time get a minimizing effect. It's really a flattering top that is very comfortable and goes great with a capri legging."

At 10.20 ounces per linear yard, this fabric weighs 6.3 ounces per square yard. (There's approximately 100% stretch, which means you can use this material for self-fabric binding/ribbing too.) Knit in the US, from American-grown cotton.

This is a limited-edition fabric that you won't want to miss.