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Spread your wings and embrace the retro-cool vibes of Bird Is The Word Turmeric. Designed by Kimberly Kight, this print is a masterclass in mid-century whimsicality. Featuring stylized, geometric butterflies and minimalist tulips arranged in charming rhythmic rows, it captures the playful spirit of vintage 1960s textiles. The warm, glowing Turmeric background serves as the perfect sun-drenched canvas for these abstracted nature motifs. Whether you’re piecing a bold modern quilt or sewing a standout accessory, this print brings a cheerful, nostalgic soul to your creative space.
Why You'll Obsess Over It
- Retro-Geometric Charm: Stylized butterflies and flowers provide a graphic, mod aesthetic that feels both vintage and fresh.
- Warm "Turmeric" Glow: A rich, golden-orange hue that adds instant warmth and a pop of sunny energy to your fabric pull.
- Versatile Columnar Print: The vertical arrangement makes it fantastic for borders, fussy cutting, or adding structured movement to blocks.
Don't let your stash miss out on this sunny staple - grab your yardage of Bird Is The Word Turmeric and let your next project take flight with vintage flair!
- Manufacturer: Ruby Star Society
- Designer: Kimberly Kight
- Collection: Bird is the Word
- Content: Cotton
- Width: 43"/44"
- Theme: Retro + Mid-Century / Critters + Creatures / Botanical + Bloom
- Scale: Small Scale (1.1"–4")
- Color Story: The "Turmeric" background is a glowing, saturated golden-orange - rather than a muted or burnt rust - providing a vibrant stage for the cream, pale pink and terracotta.
- Primary Color: Orange, Copper + Apricot
- Accent Colors: White, Cream + Alabaster / Pink, Blush + Fuchsia
- Size(s): 14
- Origin: Made in Japan
- Material: 100% Cotton
- Fabric Width: 43"/44"
- Est. Shrinkage: +/- 5%
- Origin: Made in Japan
Care Instructions
- Machine wash cold, Non-Chlorine bleach
- Tumble dry
Bonus Moda Tips:
- Use Color Catchers
- Use a mild soap/detergent, don't use any soap with whitener, oxy or bleach additives.
- Don't use Woolite
- When washing a quilt for the first time, use cold water (not hot!) and Color Catchers. Take the quilt out of the washer when final spin is done. Don't let it sit wet and put it in the dryer right away.
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