Product Description
Sunlit Confetti from the Kaffe Fassett Collective Classics Plus by Kaffe Fassett for Free Spirit Fabrics
Radiant florals and lively textures in glowing sunshine hues
The Sunlit Confetti fat quarter bundle features five uplifting designs from the Kaffe Fassett Collective Classics Plus collection by Free Spirit Fabrics. Capturing the warmth and vibrancy of summer sunshine, this set combines bold florals, painterly lotus leaves, chrysanthemum blooms, and organic textures in a palette of golden yellow, lime green, soft lavender, and sky blue. With its mix of natural motifs and dynamic patterns, the bundle celebrates colour in full bloom, offering a joyful and energetic foundation for patchwork, quilting, and craft sewing. Perfect for makers who love bright, playful palettes, it radiates positivity and creative flair.
Each bundle contains five fat quarters, pre-cut by the manufacturer to approximately 18" x 22". Printed on premium 100% cotton with a weight of 145gsm, the fabrics are durable, smooth, and easy to sew. Ideal for quilting, applique, and patchwork, these fabrics also shine in home décor projects such as cheerful cushions, lively table runners, or wall hangings, as well as in vibrant bags and accessories. The large-scale florals make stunning feature prints, while the geometrics and organic textures provide supporting designs to balance and enhance creative projects.
Part of the wider Kaffe Fassett Collective Classics Plus range, Sunlit Confetti coordinates beautifully with other bundles and blenders in the collection. Makers can expand their palette by pairing it with complementary or contrasting tones, ensuring endless design possibilities. Whether you are sewing a summer-inspired quilt, playful décor accents, or creative accessories, this bundle offers colour, energy, and artistic charm.
Other Details
Fat Quarter Fabric Bundle of 5, totalling 1.25 metres. Each fabric fat quarter size is 18" x ~22".Washing Instructions
Manufacturer recommends cool wash. Tumble dry on low. Do not bleach.
