Description
by Elizabeth Silver Collection for Camelot Fabrics
100% Cotton
Sold by the meter
This fabric features a sophisticated charcoal animal print pattern, ideal for creating stylish garments or home decor items. The design showcases a subtle yet striking leopard print in various shades of grey, offering a modern twist on a classic motif. Its versatility makes it perfect for both fashion-forward projects and interior design applications, ensuring your creations stand out with elegance.
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This table was quite simple to set up and fits my Skyline 7 perfectly. Thanks for the quick shipping!
Love this edgeguude foot! It makes a huge difference to top stitching a garment beautifully.
Haven’t had a chance to really give it ago but what I did so far is interesting.
Great customer service and ahugearray of items to choose from. I live in Vaughan and wish you were closer to me.
Gamut is my go to thread, never any snapping or shredding of the thread like some cheaper Companys.
The staff are always friendly and helpful. It’s the second time that the young woman who works at the quilt 🧵 shop helps me out . I’m sorry I looked at my receipt 🧾 I don’t have her name. She always answers my questions and help me get my orders just right! 👍🏻
LOVE ❤️My new Oliso Iron !
It sure is a bonus 👏 having this AWESOME iron when sewing 🧵 your quilt blocks together!
Im loving 🥰 it so far & it doesn’t disappoint ! I’ve watched and waited for 10 years to buy it . It’s an investment for sure . My husband gets a certain amount of $ a year from a special program from work to buy something to start a hobby. He’s a sweet heart ♥️ and shared it with me. That’s why I was finally able to buy one !
Making quilts is not one of my activities. I buy panels in order to use them as decorations for the room where the Corporation des aìnés de la Cabane en bois rond in Gatineau holds an annual activity "Le thé printanier" (I am in charge of its organization). Each spring, we serve three teas from a different country where teas are grown. In May 2026, we will serve one tea from Corea, one tea from Sri Lanka and one tea from Nepal. The Boho Bloom panel reminds me a bit of the mandala patterns typical of the countries around India. So it will hang at our next "Spring tea".
However, since I retired 14 years ago, beside knitting, needlepoint and embroidery, I do a fair amount of sewing: clothing for me and historical costumes for me and family members and close friends.
I love the Gamut Thread. It runs smooth through my Bernina and the project turns out beautiful with this thread.
