Geometric Black and White Fabric Variations

Black and white geometric fabric variations. Similar to what we did the other day with the blue pattern, we are looking at variations of the black and white fabric that we explored yesterday.

We start with the original from yesterday. Using the fat quarter size for display:



The following fabrics are made with the same basic tile, but the tiles are arranged differently in each.
Striped black and white fabric:

Pyramids geometric fabric:

Abstract geometric black and white fabric:

Geometric Black and White Fabric

Geometric patterns are still in focus and we'll look at this black and white geometric fabric next. If the pattern looks familiar, that's because it's very similar to the one used in blue geometric fabric we examined the other day. The pattern structure is the same while the colors are different. Let's examine this geometric black and white fabric.

Starting with the closeup we see a variety of stripes in grey, black and white.




The swatch gives us a glimpse of the pattern structure:

Fat quarter shows the look of the pattern and it's optical illusion effect giving us an impression of depth and shadows.

Geometric black and white fabric by the yard:

Black Cat Geometric Grey Printed Fabric

Another day another geometric fabric. This time we are going into shades of grey and black and white and introducing black cat silhouettes.



Black Cat Geometric Grey Printed Fabric

Black cat geometric grey fabric by the yard:

Going closer and viewing the fat quarter reveals a bit more of the pattern:

Swatch gives us the first real view of the black cats and various grey stripes.




And finally the close up reveals the underlying light grey horizontal stripes.

With Halloween coming next month, this fabric could be useful in various Halloween themed projects.

Rose Gold Geometric Ikat Fabric

Two very similar rose gold geometric ikat fabrics are going to be our focus today.

There is a slight difference in the pattern and the background colors are different, other than that there are a lot of similarities. It's up to you to choose which one you like better.

Rose gold and black geometric ikat fabric closeup.

Rose Gold and Black Geometric Ikat Fabric

Swatch:

Rose gold geometric fabric by the yard:

Grey and rose gold geometric fabric. Closeup:

Rose Gold and Gray Geometric Ikat Fabric

Swatch:

Yard:

Gray Skulls Fabric

After a series of paw print fabrics days, we are making a radical change and step into the macabre world with a skulls fabric in two shades of gray. Halloween is approaching fast and this fabric will come in handy for the holiday themed sewing and crafting projects.

Day of the Dead and Halloween are not the only times this fabric is useful. For the fans of the Gothic style skulls are in demand all year long.

No need for detailed explanations. It's skulls, skulls and more skulls with this fabric.

Skulls fabric swatch:


Skulls Fabric

Fat quarter:

Skulls fabric by the yard:


Large scale pattern skulls fabric:

Mint Green and Grey Fabric

Mint green and grey chevron fabric is going to be the star of today's post. Chevron is a striped pattern also known as a zig zag or zigzag stripe pattern.

Nice mid range grey and mint green chevron fabric.

Mint Green and Grey Chevron Fabric

At the dark end of the grey scale, we have the classic, elegant black. The black helps the mint green stripes' brightness pop up.

Dark grey and mint green zigzag stripes work together nicely to create a harmonies pattern.

As very light grey and mint don't match really well, we will skip that combination and go straight to the mint green and white chevron fabric.

Now that we've explores various shades of grey, we can go on to explore variations of the chevron pattern.

Here is grey and mint green fabric featuring mint green zig zag stripes of different sizes.

Then a different, sharper chevron stripe with the dominant mint color and very thin light grey stripes. It can be considered a mint green chevron fabric without the mention of the gray.

Adding to the amount of the mint color, we get a different looking sharp chevron and a very nice grey and mint chevron fabric.

Finally, for a less dramatic, but nicely flowing design we chose mint stripes with angles that are less sharp and thicker.

Although we are finished with the mint green and grey fabric exhibition, it's not the end. In the days to come expect more mint green chevron stripes to make appearances on these pages.