However, now that I have looked online in just about every possible location I can think of or that Google can reach it's million tentacles for, it just doesn't seem to exist. Of course. Isn't that the way Murphy always gets his fingers into our business! Darn Murphy and his laws!
So, here is a small plea. Do you have any to share with me? It is a reproduction fabric of some sort or may have been from a Thimbleberries line. It is about 3 or more years old (yes, that's how long I've been trying to convince myself it's not really that important) and is chocolate brown with off-white chicken feet. Any amount would be divine!
Happy quilting and watch out for Murphy!
Heather
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My stash is bulging, but not with that one. Good luck!! I had a creme fabric with tiny red sewing machines on it. I cried when I used the last little piece of it.
I have heard that people have had some luck posting their please here:
http://www.missingfabrics.com/
Good luck!
Rachel
Sorry can't help you, never seen this fabric. Hope you find it.
Haven't seen that one - sorry :(
Have you heard about this website? I hear that it is fantastic at helping you find fabric. You simply upload a picture of it and the search engine does the work for you. Give it a try, here's the link
http://www.findmyfabric.com/
I have it posted on my blog and a number of people have said it worked for them so give it a try.
Stop by and visit sometime, I am also in AB
Have a happy Day!
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Heather, that is reproduction from a couple of years ago. I had it in red, blue, and brown but like you I am down to my last little bit. I cannot remember if it was Nacy Gere or Judy Rothermel. I think Judy. The newer line Gettysburg has feet like prints and in the same shade just not quite exact. Fat quarter shop has that line. Happy Hunting! Although if you believe in Murphy and his laws-you will find metres of the stuff but no longer find it quite so appealing.
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