BIN-MID38 Summer Bound
Revel in the magic of the summer solstice with Midsummer, a collection by Sharon Holland, that beautifully embodies the season’s charm with delicate florals, drifting dandelions, and gracefully fluttering butterflies. With its soft lavenders, sunny yellows, and rosy hues, Midsummer is an ethereal tribute to all the wonders of summer.
Size and Composition
Main swatch is 8.5in x 8.5in in size.
| Substrate | Width | Weight | Composition |
| Cotton | 44/45″ Wide | 125g/SQM | 100% PREMIUM Cotton |
| Knits | 58/60″ Wide | 175g/SQM | 95% Cotton 5% Spandex |
| Rayon | 54/56″ Wide | 76g/SQM | 100% Rayon |
| Canvas | 58/59″ Wide | 260g/SQM | 100% PREMIUM Cotton |
| Flannels | 43-44″ Wide | 170g/SQM | 100% Cotton |
| Linen Blend | 57/58" Wide | 4.5oz/SQM | 55% Linen / 45% Cotton |
MIDSUMMER FABRIC COLLECTION
| Designers | Sharon Holland |
|---|---|
| Weight | 125g/SQM – 4.4oz/SQM |
| Width | 44/45″ (112cm) |
| Color | Green, Pink |
| Composition | 100% PREMIUM Cotton |
| Style | Binding |
| Fabric Type | Cotton |
| Care | Machine wash cold, normal cycle. Use only non-chlorine bleach. Tumble dry medium. Use warm iron. Fabrics are not intended for children’s sleepwear. |
“Whatever you do, do it with all your heart.”
I’ve been quilting and sewing clothing, crafts, and home accessories for over thirty years. While raising three children with my husband, I owned a small business selling new and repurposed merchandise. That venture provided me with constant creative challenges for how to reuse, display, and market everyday items. A move to a new state meant closing my business, but opened new doors by reconnecting me with art and photography.
I dusted off my paintbrushes and camera lenses and began selling my canvases in galleries and photos as greeting card designs. “One road always leads to another,” and the natural progression was to turn my art into textiles. Designing four collections for a fabric company and appearing in numerous quilting magazines with both my textiles and quilt designs, brought about a career in the magazine industry as an Assistant Editor, graphic designer and photographer. Even though I am interested in knowing and working in every aspect of the quilting and sewing industry, my heart is in design—especially textile design. After two plus years as an Assistant Editor, it was time to find my artist’s voice again. I set to work drawing and creating a group of prints–something I would like to sew with. Joining the Art Gallery Fabrics ® family of talented designers brings my life full circle, infusing my design aesthetic with the creative artistry behind Pat Bravo’s credo to bring beautiful prints on quality fabric to life. I feel I’ve come home.
