Everglow in Moon Beam Half Yard Bundle
$90.50
2 precuts in stock
Includes (16) 18" x 44" cuts from the Everglow fabric collection by Tula Pink.
Everglow began as a collection of neutrals and evolved into a complete collection of radical colors designed to add depth to Tula Pink's world of fabrics. When Tula began designing this collection, she searched for something new to say about color that would still live within her world. However, the soft, earthy colors alone wouldn’t stand up to her standard colors, so she decided to pair them with the loudest color she could create on cloth – neons!
Everglow began as a collection of neutrals and evolved into a complete collection of radical colors designed to add depth to Tula Pink's world of fabrics. When Tula began designing this collection, she searched for something new to say about color that would still live within her world. However, the soft, earthy colors alone wouldn’t stand up to her standard colors, so she decided to pair them with the loudest color she could create on cloth – neons!
Everglow in Moon Beam Half Yard Bundle
$90.50
2 precuts in stock
Includes (16) 18" x 44" cuts from the Everglow fabric collection by Tula Pink.
Everglow began as a collection of neutrals and evolved into a complete collection of radical colors designed to add depth to Tula Pink's world of fabrics. When Tula began designing this collection, she searched for something new to say about color that would still live within her world. However, the soft, earthy colors alone wouldn’t stand up to her standard colors, so she decided to pair them with the loudest color she could create on cloth – neons!
Everglow began as a collection of neutrals and evolved into a complete collection of radical colors designed to add depth to Tula Pink's world of fabrics. When Tula began designing this collection, she searched for something new to say about color that would still live within her world. However, the soft, earthy colors alone wouldn’t stand up to her standard colors, so she decided to pair them with the loudest color she could create on cloth – neons!
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