Product Description
2½” Rainbow Burst Strip Roll
Bring a joyful burst of colour to your next project with the Rainbow Burst Strip Roll, a vibrant Morris Works curated selection of bold Andover Fabrics prints arranged in a classic rainbow spectrum.
This cheerful strip roll contains 21 fabric strips, featuring three different strips in each of the seven beautiful rainbow colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. Carefully selected to work together, these expressive prints create a striking balance of colour, movement and visual interest.
Unlike fabrics from a single collection, Rainbow Burst celebrates the joy of mixing bold Andover designs to create something wonderfully eclectic. You'll discover a playful combination of text, geometrics, illustrations, textures and contemporary motifs that bring energy and personality to every project.
The 2.5" strips are ready to sew straight from the pack, making them an excellent choice for jelly roll patterns, colourful quilt blocks, borders, table runners, bags, cushions and home décor projects. They are also ideal for anyone who loves working with colour but would prefer to skip the time spent selecting individual fabrics.
Whether you're creating a modern rainbow quilt, a cheerful gift, or simply adding a splash of colour to your sewing room, Rainbow Burst offers endless possibilities for creative play. The carefully balanced progression through the rainbow makes it easy to create beautiful gradients, ombré effects and eye-catching layouts.
Each strip roll is thoughtfully prepared in-house at Morris Works, bringing together fabrics that celebrate the joy of colour and the playful side of patchwork.
If you're looking for a project that feels uplifting, energetic and full of personality, Rainbow Burst is ready to brighten your sewing table.
Other Details
2.5" Fabric strip bundle, 1 each of 21 prints totalling 21 pieces). Each fabric strip is 2½" wide by width of fabric.Washing Instructions
Manufacturer recommends cool wash. Tumble dry on low. Do not bleach.
