Product Description
Saturday Stash Fat Quarter Bundle – Lots-a-Dots by Brandon Mably for Free Spirit Fabrics
Bold colour, playful dots, and unmistakable Brandon Mably energy come together in the Lots-a-Dots Saturday Stash Fat Quarter Bundle from Free Spirit Fabrics. This vibrant manufacturer-cut bundle includes 21 coordinating fat quarters, each featuring expressive dot and pebble-inspired prints arranged in a joyful rainbow of colour.
Designed by Brandon Mably as part of the wider Kaffe Fassett Collective, Lots-a-Dots celebrates colour in its purest form. From punchy pinks and fiery oranges through cool aquas, jewel-toned purples, rich blues, lively greens, and striking monochromes, this collection is packed with movement, contrast, and playful texture. The organic scattered-dot motif gives the fabrics a lively hand-painted feel while remaining wonderfully versatile for patchwork and quilting.
This manufacturer-cut Saturday Stash bundle is ideal for quilters who love working with colour families, gradients, and high-impact combinations. The prints work beautifully together for rainbow quilts, modern patchwork, bargello-style projects, colour-wheel layouts, stash-building, scrappy piecing, and striking quilt back accents. They also pair exceptionally well with other Kaffe Fassett Collective fabrics and bold contemporary blenders.
The varied scale and colour placement throughout the bundle create endless opportunities for fussy cutting, strip piecing, borders, bags, cushions, and smaller sewing projects. Whether you use the entire bundle in one dramatic quilt or divide it across multiple colourful makes, Lots-a-Dots delivers that unmistakable Free Spirit sense of fearless creativity.
Bundle Includes:
• 21 different fat quarters
• Manufacturer cut and packaged
• 100% cotton quilting fabric
• Designed by Brandon Mably for Free Spirit Fabrics
Other Details
Fabric fat quarter bundle of 21 prints. Each fat quarter measures 18 x 22".Washing Instructions
Manufacturer recommends cool wash. Tumble dry on low. Do not bleach.
