GeoBloom Fabric Collection – Happy Daisy

Description

Happy Daisy radiates vintage charm with its simple white blooms dancing across a rich amber-brown background. The contrast between the crisp petals and earthy tones gives this print a cozy, retro feel thats both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Ideal for patchwork quilts, skirts, or cheerful table linens, this fabric adds instant character and joy wherever its used. Its the kind of print that reminds you why handmade will always have heart.

For best results: Machine wash cold on a normal cycle with mild detergent, tumble dry medium and remove promptly; Use only non-chlorine bleach. Pre-washing is recommended. *Fabrics are not recommended for children’s sleepwear.

*Although we do our best to ensure color accuracy in our fabric images, please note that your screen may produce small variances in color, shade, or hue.

Please Note: Fabric is priced by the yard and sold in yard increments.

Step into a garden of pattern and possibility with GeoBloom, the debut collection from the Sewcial Bee Collective for Art Gallery Fabrics. This stunning collaboration transforms florals through a geometric lens, blending organic motifs with clean, modern structure. A lively palette of coral, golden mustard, sage, and mauve creates a harmonious dance of color that feels both fresh and timeless. Crafted from 100% premium cotton and measuring approximately 44″ wide, these fabrics invite makers of every skill level to explore new combinations of shape and hueperfect for quilts, apparel, and home dcor that radiate joy and creativity.

Just as fibers are woven together to create a strong and beautiful fabric, GeoBloom celebrates the strength of collaboration and shared inspiration. Each designer within the Sewcial Bee Collective brings their own vision and artistry, united by a love for color, craft, and community. Together, they’ve created a collection where every print complements the next, forming a tapestry of connection and creativity. GeoBloom is more than fabricit’s a reminder that when ideas intertwine, something truly extraordinary blooms.