MSQC SKU: FBY42572 | MFG SKU: PWGP071-ORCHI

Kaffe Classics - Aboriginal Dot Orchid Yardage by Kaffe Fassett for FreeSpirit Fabrics

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Quilting Product Description

Tone on tone orchid purple elliptical dots scattered across a dark purple background. It’s no secret that Kaffe Fassett has an incredible eye for color, not to mention what he can do with it! Anyone who follows this fantastic artist recognizes the abstract shapes, movements, and colors that recur in his collections. It goes without saying that if you could use a little color in your life, Kaffe Fassett is the answer.

100% Cotton
44"/45" Wide

Quilting Product Details

Brand: FreeSpirit Fabrics

Collection: Kaffe Classics

Color: Purple

Designer: Kaffe Fassett

Material: Cotton

Product Type: Fabric

Style: Contemporary

Theme: Dots & Spots

Width: 44" / 45"

MSQC SKU: FBY42572

MFG SKU: PWGP071-ORCHI

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Kaffe Classics - Aboriginal Dot Orchid Yardage
Kaffe Classics - Aboriginal Dot Orchid Yardage
 
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11 reviews
  • KV
    Karen V.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    11/2/25
    Table runners

    It worked great to use up blocks from a Kaffe quilt just spent money to use up leftovers but I accomplished the job

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    Cheryl
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    6/9/25
    5 Stars

    Quick delivery. Great service! Of course the fabric is excellent 🩷

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  • CS
    Carlin S.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    12/8/24
    Dark and subtle

    This colorway is a subtle rendition of the aboriginal dot. Will make a lovely low volume addition to my quilt.

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  • YS
    Yevonne S.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    12/3/24
    Beautiful!

    This completes the fabric I need to make an Aboriginal Quilt. Will need to wait until after the holidays.

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  • AP
    Alice P.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    7/22/24
    Earthworks -Part of a multipiece order - Layers of Rock, Stone, and Earth #10

    Although a more modern print I really do believe this will work well with the aboriginal prints. The print is a nice step between the more dominate prints yet with the dotted pattern there will be a connection to them. And acting more like a solid.

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