A COLLABORATIVE LAWN COLLECTION
SOFT AND SILKY:
COTTON LAWN Our cotton lawn is a lightweight woven fabric with a soft and silky touch. It is created using smaller yarns and a higher thread count, which gives it a very smooth and untextured feel. Imagine a crisp cotton button-down dress shirt, and you’re probably imagining cotton lawn. Our lawns makes the most luxuriously soft, silky, lightweight quilts that are gorgeous quilts for warmer climates or seasons. Lawns are also fabulous choices for lightweight garments.
SUBSTRATE
FIBER CONTENT
WIDTH
CARE
COT TON L AWN
100% COT TON
44"/45"
M ACHINE WASH, TUMBLE DRY
ALWAYS PACK SNACKS
Pattern: Frances Dress for Girls by Green Bee Patterns (available at greenbeepatterns.com) Fabric: 5165-21
L
51 63 -2 1 L
L
51
51
63
1
1
-1
-1
64
L
L
L
51
62
1
-2
-2
-2
66
64
51
51
1
1 L
L
51
51
66
65
-1
-1
1
1
L
L
L
51
1
62
-1
-2
-1
65
60
51
51
1
1 L
L
1
1
-2
-2
61
60
51
51
L
51
61
-1
1
IN STO RES OCTOBE R 2017 A COLLABORATIVE LAWN COLLECTION
L = COT TON L AWN
CRAYONS, FEATHER, GUMMIES, CHECK
Pattern: Parachute Polo by Oliver + S (available at oliverands.com) / Fabric: 5151-37
Pattern: Seeing Double Quilt by Meghan Buchanan (available at thencamejune.com) / Quilting: Gina Pina (@gina_pina)
FABRICS (L to R): 5151-37, 5151-27, 5151-17
READY FOR POOLS AND PALM TREES
Pattern: Charlie Caftan by Closet Case Patterns (available at closetcasepatterns.com) / Fabric: 5163-21
FABRICS (L to R): 5163-11, 5163-21
FABRICS (L to R): 5165-11, 5165-21
MAYBE SHE’S A UNICORN
Pattern: Frances Dress for Girls by Green Bee Patterns (available at greenbeepatterns.com) Fabric: 5165-21
Pattern (both pages): Seeing Double Quilt by Meghan Buchanan (available at thencamejune.com) / Quilting: Gina Pina (@gina_pina)
FABRICS (L to R): 5153-37, 5150-27, 5150-17
FABRICS (top to bottom): 5161-11, 5161-21
FABRICS (top to bottom): 5164-11, 5164-21
FABRICS (L to R): 5160-21, 5160-11
FABRICS (L to R): 5152-27, 5152-37, 5152-17
HANGERS ON A SHIRT ON A HANGER
Pattern: Kalle Shirtdress by Closet Case Patterns (available at closetcasepatterns.com) / Fabric: 5160-11
TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS
Pattern: Swansea Dress by Lil Luxe Colletion (available at lilluxecollection.com) / Fabric: 5162-21
FABRICS (L to R): 5162-21, 5162-11
Pattern: Swansea Dress by Lil Luxe Colletion (available at lilluxecollection.com) Fabric: 5162-21
FABRICS (L to R): 5166-21, 5166-11
Pattern: Seeing Double Quilt by Meghan Buchanan (available at thencamejune.com) Quilting: Gina Pina (@gina_pina)
TIP
SOLID COTTON LAWNS We have a range of 11 perpetually available solid cotton lawns that mix and match effortlessly with #LAWNQUILT. With the same soft and silky qualities as our lawn prints, our solid cotton lawns are perfect for all your quilt and garment projects!
5089-51
5089-81
5089-31
5089-21
5089-11
5089-61
5089-91
5089-41
5089-71
5089-101
5089-111
S AND TRICKS:
WORKING WITH LAWN Many people are surprised to learn that you can mix cotton lawn in with your standard quilting cotton without much change to your technique! Although it is thinner and lighter weight, cotton lawn is still a stable woven fabric, so working with it is not too different than working with the fabrics you’re used to. Here are some extra tips and tricks for working with cotton lawn: Prewash your fabric. If you’re making a garment, prewash and dry your cotton lawn the way you intend to care for the finished garment to take care of any shrinkage that may occur. Prewashing your lawn will also help give it a little “tooth” and grip to make quilt piecing easier. Use a smaller needle. Cotton lawn is more delicate than quilting cotton, and you don’t need quite as big of a needle when sewing it. A size 70/10 needle is a great size to use with cotton lawn. Use spray starch for extra stability. If you find the thinner lawn to be a little wiggly while cutting and sewing, pressing it with spray starch before cutting can work wonders! Don’t be afraid. This is the most important tip! Don’t be intimidated by a different substrate name. Cotton lawn isn’t that different than quilting cotton, but finished cotton lawn projects feel so airy and divine. You can do it!
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W W W.C OT TO N A N D S T E E L FA B R I C S.C O M Pattern: Seeing Double Quilt by Meghan Buchanan (available at thencamejune.com) Quilting: Gina Pina (@gina_pina)