Patchwork Honey Bun Roll Fabric~ (40--1.5” Strips) “Multi-Colors #2” to make your own Quilt Tops, Crafts, Sewing, Lap Quilt, Throw, Wall Hanging, Sofa, Table Cloth, Bed or Stash

BEAUTIFUL!!!

100% Cotton

I am proud to introduce these Beautiful, Pre-Cut, Honey Bun Roll Strips! See something you like… buy ahead for your stash so they’re ready to go when that new great project pops up!

These are all coming to you from a Smoke-free, Pet-free environment!

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You will be getting 40 – 1.50” Strips of Pre-Cut, Multi-Color Fabric. Each Honey Bun Roll  Pack has 1 strip of each of the 40 Fabrics shown.

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This Pre-Cut Fabric Pack is 100% Cotton and is custom precision cut. These fabrics are from MDG, Choice, JoAnn's, Hobby Lobby, etc.

 

 

This Honey Bun Roll Pre-Cut Fabric Pack is great for Quilt Tops, Bags, Accessories, Apparel, Crafts, Etc.

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                    All Pressing, Cutting and Packaging are done here in Auxvasse, Missouri!

Returns are allowed with buyer paying postage!

I always add tracking and I ship solely through the USPS!

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Want to know who you're buying from:

Bio:  My mother started teaching me embroidery stitches when I was 4. By 6 I was being taught to use her sewing machine. I was making most of my clothes when I was a teenager, at that time I also began to learn to make quilts. By the mid 70’s I was sewing professionally, by the mid 80’s I was wholesaling quilts to a business – they would buy all that I could make. In the 90’s my husband and I traveled around the United States to craft shows and setting up in malls selling the quilts and other craft items that we made.

I’m now 69, retired and making these items in our home. I’m supplementing my Social Security by trusting God and selling the items on my Ebay Store.   I’ve been making the Lone Stars, Log Cabins (and Log Cabin variations), Giant Dahlia, 9 Patches, Double Irish Chains, Triple Irish Chains, Appliqued & Pieced combinations, and many others for several years.

Sewing skills have been passed down in my family for generations; I still have the treadle sewing machine that my Grandfather gave to my Grandmother on their wedding day back in 1912. I’ve been sewing for well over 60 years.