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BENARTEX - Beautiful Harvest by Shannon Roberts - Chalk Geo - Honey

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This Benartex fabric from the Beautiful Harvest collection by Shannon Roberts features a Chalk Geo pattern in Honey tones, with hints of white and yellow. Perfect for adding a warm, geometric touch to your quilting projects.

  • Designed by Shannon Roberts for Benartex
  • Part of the Beautiful Harvest collection
  • Chalk Geo pattern in Honey colorway with white and yellow accents
  • Ideal for quilting, patchwork, and fabric crafts
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan D. ★★★★★

The honey tones with those white chalky geometric lines are exactly what my fall quilt needed. It’s got a nice soft hand and presses beautifully without shifting.

David M. ★★★★★

I had to get more of this line after seeing the chalk geo print in person – the repeating pattern works beautifully with the warm honey base. The fabric itself has a nice crisp hand that should hold up well in a quilt.

Ruby ★★★★★

The honey tones with white and yellow accents give this fabric a warm, layered look that feels more dimensional than a flat print. I used it as an accent in a quilt block, and the Chalk Geo pattern blended beautifully without overpowering the other fabrics.