Wisconsin Rosemal

The clean bright white Oxford cloth and the olive green of the design make such a stunning contrast on these towels. They really catch peoples' eye and I get a lot of compliments on my display. I love that I can create my own fabric and have found such a great printing partner to make it happen!

Fjord Flag Towel

I always have this design printed on the linen cloth. I love the texture and weight of this fabric. It's easy to iron and to sew with. The size works great for making four towels out of one yard. The reds are spot on and so rich.

Wisconsin Apron

I have ordered this fabric several times with this design. I've found that orienting the design in the direction of the length of the cloth works great to cut out one apron per yard. I'm left with a little extra which I save for a future patchwork project. This fabric is too nice to throw any away!

Wisconsin Beers Towel

I always choose the wide Oxford cotton cloth for my Wisconsin towels. The fabric allows for four towels per yard and they make a nice large size, which is around 16x27 finished. I love how my colors print perfectly without having to worry about color correction when sending the files.

Wisconsin Ag Towel

I have sold a lot of towels with this design printed on the Oxford cotton. I'm always so happy with how clear the images are and the vibrancy of the colors even when printed on a fabric with a larger weave.

Fjord Quilt Apron

I have made a bunch of aprons using this fabric. It's been well received. I really like the smooth texture of the plain weave, which makes it easy to iron and therefore helps me work faster when making an apron.

Red Fjord Towel

The background of this towel design is a very pale yellow which shows up beautifully on the bright white of the Oxford fabric. I love the cool feeling of this fabric and the substantial weight it has. The size of the wide Oxford works perfectly for making a nice sized tea towel.

Red Fjord on Yellow Apron

I love how the yellow, along with all the other colors, printed exactly how they appear on the computer screen when I'm designing the fabric. I've had trouble with another company's colors not printing true. The plain weave is always soft and the printing does not make the cloth stiff at all.