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QT FABRICS - California Dreaming by Dan Morris - Palm Trees & Cars - Ecru

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$2.17 $3.24 In stock

All things California will have you dreaming of sunny days and palm trees! A 36” state map panel and iconic motifs set the stage for fabulous projects. Create quilts, home décor, apparel, and more for your favorite Californian or anyone that yearns for its vibrant lifestyle. ©Dan Morris

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

That 36-inch state map panel is the centerpiece I've been hunting for—it makes the whole quilt come together without me having to fuss over layout. The ecru background keeps the palm trees and cars looking crisp and retro, not washed out. Already planning a second project with the leftover yardage.

Andrew ★★★★★

The palm trees and vintage cars print is exactly what I wanted for a California-themed throw pillow. The fabric feels sturdy enough for quilting but soft to the touch. It arrived quickly and looks even better in person.

Mia J. ★★★★☆

The 36-inch state map panel is the perfect centerpiece for my California-themed quilt. I only wish the ecru background had a tiny bit more contrast with the lighter palm trees.