Shipping July 2026
9 SKUs
Ginger Fresh PWDB064.JADE
Crystal Waters PWDB070.SPRING
Camel PWDB069.TEA
Parched Leaves PWDB066.ROUGE
Drifting Sands PWDB065.DUNE
Pandanus Pods PWDB067.MINT
Desert Rose PWDB068.BLUSH
Date Palms PWDB072.OLIVE
Desert Throw
Designed by Kerri Thomson Finished Size: 36” x 45” (0.91m x 1.14m)
Desert Evening Throw (Left) Ordering
Guide
Desert Morning Throw (Right)
Ordering Guide SKU
* Indicates
Desert Cascade Quilt
Designed by Kerri Thomson
Finished Size: 75” x 80” (1.91m x 2.03m)
Total Quilt Top Yardage: 8 yds (7.35m)
Technique: Pieced
Pattern available at freespiritfabrics.com - July 2026
Desert Cascade Quilt Ordering Guide
Backing Fabric Option PWDB066.ROUGE
Indicates binding fabric
Sunset in the Oasis Quilt
Designed by Kerri Thomson
Finished Size: 61 1/2” x 70” (1.56m x 1.78m) Total Quilt Top Yardage: 6 1/8 yds (5.60m) Technique: Pieced Pattern available at freespiritfabrics.com - July 2026
Sunset in the Oasis Quilt Ordering Guide
SKU Yards Meters 12 Kits 24 Kits
PWDB064.JADE 2 1/4 yds 2.06m 2 bolts 4 bolts
PWDB065.DUNE 2 1/4 yds 2.06m 2 bolts 4 bolts
PWDB066.ROUGE 5/8 yd 0.57m 1 bolt 2
PWDB072.OLIVE*
Backing Fabric Option
PWDB068.BLUSH 4 yds 3.66m 4
* Indicates binding fabric
All fabric quantities are based on 15yd bolts unless otherwise indicated.
Shipping July 2026 9 SKUs
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Desert Oasis is inspired by time spent with friends in Muscat, Oman. We travelled in a hired car, and our destination was half a day’s drive to a remote area where we stayed in grass-thatched huts on the expansive desert. On our way, we wound around the mountains down into an area that was a surprise and an unexpected delight.
We had found a Wadi (Oasis) - an area of water that was surrounded by tropical tree ferns and date palms. It was a cool setting, tucked at the base of the hills. There, I was invited to share a meal with a large extended family. We had seen them carrying and balancing on their heads large silver trays and bowls from their vehicle. The aromatic scents of cooked food was wafting my way.
My friends had veered walking in another direction while I decided to sit on the ground and do some drawing. The family beckoned me to join them. They were wearing full-length pearly white dishdashas. The young adults and their father could speak English and told me their father was a politician. Two of the children I spoke with were studying at the university. The experience was memorable. They shared mouthwatering bowls of their home cooked cuisine. I sat with them cross-legged on a blanket on the ground under the overhanging shady trees. I remember eating the plumpest of dates soaked in a smooth syrup.