Correspondance - Taupe | Foundations | Tim Holtz | Freespirit Fabrics | PWTH021.Taupe

Nothing about Tim Holtz designs are straight forward or conventional, but they come together beautifully in many forms.

This beautiful fabric is part of the Foundations range, a small part of his ongoing and expanding Eclectic Elements.

A mix of classical, traditional and Steampunk, with a hint of Grunge.

Anything and everything from the massive Eclectic Elements work together, either by complementary or by contrasting pathways to create unusual as well as eye-popping results.

Perfect for any age, and lends itself beautifully to gender neutral projects!

Also makes an excellent lining, backing and of course binding tape with a real unique look!

We offer our fabrics in Fat Quarter Units. The minimum cut quantity is 1 Fat Quarter. So if one unit is purchased we will send 1 Fat Quarter

If you are purchasing more than 1 Fat Quarter (more than 1 unit) then you need to increase the number of units to suit how much fabric you need. For example 4 units will be 1 metre of fabric, which we will send as 1 piece of uncut fabric, unless otherwise requested in the order. List of units to width is:

• 2 units - ½ metre x the width of the bolt
• 4 units - 1 metre x the width of the bolt
• 6 units - 1 ½ metres  x the width of the bolt
• and so on

If purchasing an odd number of Fat Quarters (units) such as 3, 5 or 7 units etc. then we will be send the fabric as 1 piece plus 1 Fat Quarter (unless otherwise requested) eg:

• 3 units - 0.50m + 1 fat quarter
• 5 units - 1.00m + 1 fat quarter
• 7 units - 1.50m  + 1 fat quarter
• and so on

Fat Quarters – approximately  50cm x 56cm  / 20” x 22”

Fat Quarters are a 50cm length which is (times the width of the bolt) which is split in halfway along the width to give 56cm/22”

Some fabrics may have slightly different dimension due to the width of different bolts of fabrics. 

For more information about our fabric sizing, please click here

*Please note - colour may vary from those shown in the image due to varying screen resolutions.