I’m really excited about today’s Fabric Friday Feature. You know, I’m still clearing out all of my bolt fabrics and notions on my ChristaQuilts website. When we made the switch to selling precuts, I thought I wouldn’t sell any more yardage, but I’m pleased to say that’s not the case!
Mod Studio yardage bundle by Riley Blake
Thanks to unique bundles put together by Riley Blake, I can now offer 1-yard cuts by collection and colorway. Click here to see them all.
Vintage Happy by Lori Holt of Bee in My Bonnet
So far, I’ve ordered all of the available Riley Blake yardage bundles and more are on their way! The bundles usually range between 6-8 yards each, from a specific collection.
Treasure Map by Lesley Grainger
Just look all of these delectable bundles! The cool thing is that each of these collections are also available as fat quarter bundles and rolie polies.
Roundup by Sandra Walker
The fat quarters and rolie polies usually include one of each piece ranging from about 18-21 in the group. The yardage bundles are divided up by colorway; so a 21 piece collection would feature three different 7-yard bundles.
Rocket Age by October Afternoon
Now I’m hoping other fabric manufacturers will follow suit!
Christa Quilts 
That Rocket Age fabric is just so darling.
Terrific bundles. Black and white, a classic.
Fantastic way to get matching fabrics. Hope other manufacturers do the same. I just wish bundles showed a picture of what all the fabrics look like. For instance, I hate paisley and would hate to find one inside a bundle.
I love the roundup collection! I’ve recently “gone country” and love anything that involves cowboy boots! So cute. ❤
Great bundles. I may to purchase one of them.
Love Riley Blake and I love bundles. I don’t have to figure out how much of each fabric to buy. I seem to do better planning a project when I have boundaries. I will definitely be ordering some!
Love Riley Blake! I got up the courage and finally started cutting into my first 10″ stacker of Pieces of Hope.
I’m going to sound really stupid, but I’m going to ask it anyway!
The edges of layer cakes and charms are pinked, right? Do the measurements of the cuts include the pinking (the outside edges of the pinked “teeth”)…. And do I line up my pieces on the outside of the pinked edges, or the inside of the pinked edges?
That’s not a bad question at all – many people have the same thought! Most of the precuts are pinked but not all. As far as I can tell the measurements do include the pinked edges and you can line up the pieces on the outside edge 🙂