Add a bold retro vibe to your sewing with Mod Daisy Grid from the Pimatex Basics collection by Robert Kaufman. This eye-catching print features stylised daisy-like florals in black, alternated with geometric starburst motifs, all arranged in a tidy grid across a crisp white background. With its clean contrast and symmetrical rhythm, it’s a perfect choice for graphic quilting and statement projects.
Key Details:
Design: Alternating black outlined daisies and starburst motifs in a regular grid on white
Material: 100% Cotton
Use: Ideal for retro-style quilting, mod-inspired projects, striking borders, and home décor
Priced per 25cm. To order 1 metre, select a quantity of 4. Fabric will be cut in a continuous length.
This is the time it takes Browns Craft Shed to prepare your order, ready for post.
Order processing/packing time is currently 2-5 business days from the time you place your order. In some instances delays may occur, and if this is the case we will make contact to inform you.
All orders are sent via Australia Post and once posted, delays are out of our control.
Domestic (within Australia)
We ship all orders using Australia Post (Standard Parcel Post);
International
International shipping is available to select countries. You are responsible for any duties or import taxes that may apply.
We use Australia Post for all international orders. Pricing depends on the destination zone and the total weight of your order. Final shipping costs will be calculated at checkout.
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