We finally got the last two fabrics of the Celtic Christmas line from Fabric Freedom. Boy are these fabrics beautiful! We’ve had several of them for a couple months now, but were missing two of the blenders. We had to wait until a new shipment came across the pond and then had to wait for them to be rolled.
We finally called and cajoled enough so that we got them shipped. Now we have the entire product line. I just today put all the fabrics up on the website, and will attempt to finish putting the kits up tomorrow. The kits we’re offering with these fabrics are a hexagonal table topper, and table runner and placemats kits.
Celtic Christmas Hex Topper
Celtic Christmas consists of three panel sets and four matching background fabrics. All the colors go with all the other colors in the entire product line. There are 6 different main pictures, which vary in color composition over the three panel sets. Each individual picture is about 11 1/2 inches by 9 1/2 inches. Each set is about 24 1/2 inches of fabric, or about 2/3 yard. We’ll selling them in complete sets. There are four background colors which are various colored celtic swirls on gold backgrounds. The colors are antique green, antique cream/gold, red, and black.
We’ll be doing something new and different with these, offering them in your choice
Celtic Christmas Runner and Mats
of fabrics with online configuration of your kit. You’ll be able to take the standard kit as shown in the pictures, or change the fabrics around however you like to create your own combinations from the available fabrics. We’ve always done custom kits, modified our kits on request, and offered kit options, but this is the first time we’ve tried online configuration of the entire kit. If it works out, we’ll be doing more of it!
As usual, Bryan Taphouse has hand-painted all the original artwork for these designs, and they’re fabulous. You have to see them to believe them. If you want to look before you buy, just order our Sample Pack for this fabric line.
One other note about Celtic Christmas. The only thing that we can see that makes this a “Christmas” fabric line is that it has a thin border around each panel picture showing holly berries and leaves. Cut those off, and wha-lah, no more Christmas fabric, just a neat Celtic design!
