Shakespeare's Peddler - needlework on the net since 1997

Birds of a Feather Hand-Dyed Linens

These linens are wonderful! They're produced with dyes that won't fade, and they are hand-washable. (In fact, the team at BOAF puts them in the dryer when they're done dyeing them!) These linens are splotchy-looking (hand-dyed in appearance). You can see samples of them at the Birds of a Feather website at www.flocktogether.com. Each color is available in 28, 32 and 36 count. The price is $25 for a quarter and $50 for a half. Entire yards are now available (un-cut) for $100. The color Nightengale has just been discontinued, and I do not have any remaining.

***Please note: I try to keep this fabric in stock, but when I have to order, it usually takes three or four months (or longer) to get it in. I'm happy to order it for you, if I don't have it, but keep in mind there might be a wait. It is worth the wait, of course!

Barn Owl. A warm yellow shade of ecru. Soft and downy.
Sparrow. A dark golden brown.
Sandpiper. Grey pebbles on the beach...a soft pale grey with a blue cast to it.
Meadowlark. A nice dark golden tea-dyed looking linen.

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