
From a vintage Seventeen magazine, they combine calico prints with bandanna-type prints in what I believe is a fabulous pairing. Recently, I came across a few items in thrift shops that have that same sort of style. I found some quilt squares, like the two below and the two at the bottom of this post:


And also this patchwork tablecloth, which has squares of fabric sewn into sort of a checkerboard design, with coordinating prints in red, black and white:


I really like these combos; so yes, indeed, I truly am a calico bandanna fan!
3 comments:
I love them all, especially the flowers. Love T
Those outfits are just too sweet!
agreed! anytime i see a good vintage calico, i scoop it up! totes holly hobby <3
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