F-20906a Seaside Dusk in Flannel
Discover a picturesque bay along the California coast near the Pacific Ocean with Tomales Bay by Katie O’Shea, where the air is cool and the waves caress the shore. Explore the perfect escape as you watch pelicans dive for fish, boats zip by, and the forest quietly echoes its rustic beauty to coastal bliss in beautiful motifs.
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 |
TOMALES BAY FABRIC COLLECTION
Discover a picturesque bay along the California coast near the Pacific Ocean with Tomales Bay by Katie O’Shea, where the air is cool and the waves caress the shore. Explore the perfect escape as you watch pelicans dive for fish, boats zip by, and the forest quietly echoes its rustic beauty to coastal bliss in beautiful motifs. #AgfTomalesBay
| Designers | Katie O’Shea |
|---|---|
| Weight | 170g/sqm |
| Width | 43-44″ Wide |
| Color | Blue |
| Composition | 100% PREMIUM Cotton – DOUBLE BRUSHED |
| Style | Animals |
| Fabric Type | Flannel |
| Care | Machine wash cold, normal cycle. Tumble dry low. Iron cotton setting. Fabrics are not intended for children’s sleepwear. |
Katie O’Shea is an American print and pattern designer living in Northern California. She creates detailed and vibrant patterns and illustrations inspired by flora and fauna, landscapes, and surprising color combinations.Â
With a degree in Graphic Design from the Rhode Island School of Design, Katie has followed her dream of creating artwork rooted in her natural surroundings.
In 2020, she became enamored with designing patterns for fabric and has loved to incorporate detailed illustration with repetition and finding the right flow of a pattern. Katie is deeply inspired by early works of William Morris and the Arts & Crafts movement, as well as her own encounters with nature.
