Carla Precut Pack Review

The Carla Precut Pack by Pineapple Fabrics features an assortment of gorgeous precut fabric that perfectly pairs with specially designed patterns. When a pattern results in too much scrap fabric, it can be frustrating to have so many leftover odds and ends. Pineapple Fabrics bypasses that frustration by offering precut fabric packs.

When you order a kit from Pineapple Fabrics, you know immediately what you're getting yourself into; this is probably the greatest benefit to working with fabric packs. So often we go to the fabric store and purchase gorgeous prints without a project in mind. Then the fabric sits in the craft room for months, maybe years, just waiting for a pattern! Each Carla Precut Pack comes with a free pattern of your choosing. Since you select the pattern at the same time you order your fabric, you know exactly what your fabric precuts will be used for.

Presently, you can find Carla Precut Packs in 44 different prints. With 6 available patterns, there are 264 pattern/fabric combinations to choose from! Pictured is the Country Living fabric collection. This charming fabric features motifs of cats, farmhouses, birds, and vines. The rustic colorways are lovely for this collection. A table runner made from this fabric would be perfect for a cozy cabin's kitchen table.

The Carla Precut Pack includes the following fabric cuts: (20) 5" squares, (20) 2.5" squares, and (5) bonus quarters. In total, the collection includes about 1 & 7/8 yards of fabric. Patterns to choose from include a reversible table runner, butcher apron and hot pads, car caddy, ottoman cube and coasters, studio portfolio, and a toddler nap mat. The kit comes with a pattern and fabric, but you will need to have bonus materials on hand like thread, interfacing, machine, and more. All required additional materials will be listed on the pattern sheet.

Find a new project and have the kit ready for the making! The Carla Precut Pack from Pineapple Fabrics is a wonderful option for your next project.

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