Bounce

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by all ison har r is



In the summer of 2013, I felt the itch to design a fabric line with some playful, kid friendly designs in it. My boys had collected handfuls of bouncy balls from the quarter machine at the grocery store, all with different designs and colors. They inspired me to draw the bouncy ball print, with balls “bouncing” along the fabric. I shelved that design for 4 years, but it was always in the back of my mind. Last year I had the urge to turn that print into a playful fabric line called Besides the bouncy balls, I also drew inspiration for this line from a vintage Jacks game I’d found Besides the bouncy balls, I alsohome drew for inspiration forI wanted this linethis fromline a vintage I’d found at an estate sale and brought my boys. to haveJacks a old game fashioned feel, at an estate sale and brought home for my boys. I wanted this line to have an old fashioned feel, with bright primary colors, and gender neutral prints. One of my favorite things about Bounce is with primary andboys gender neutral of my favorite Bounce is that bright it works equallycolors, well for or girls, as prints. well as One for adults who love things a bit ofabout whimsy. There that it works equally welland for basic boys or girls,toasadd welltoasyour for stash, adults who love quilts, a bit ofclothes, whimsy.bags, There are some great blenders prints or make or are some great blenders and basic prints to add to your stash, or make quilts, clothes, bags, or gifts. The dark blue is one of my favorite shades, and I love the way the red and yellow in this line gifts. The dark one of my favorite I love the from way the yellow in line pop against theblue blue.is This fabric line was shades, a bit of and a departure my red pastand designs, butthis it felt pop againsttothe This fabric was a bit departure past it felt wonderful tryblue. something new, line different, andof soahappy. I hopefrom thatmy this line designs, will bringbut a smile to wonderful to try something new, different, and so happy. I hope that this line will bring a smile to your face and make you want to sew something for yourself, or someone you love! your face and make you want to sew something for yourself, or someone you love!

- Allison


Chain Reaction (48” x 58-1/2”) designed by Allison Harris pattern available: cluckclucksew.com 10” squares pre-cut friendly!


Ziggy Baby (48” x 54”) designed by Allison Harris pattern available: cluckclucksew.com



Geranium Dress designed by Rae Hoekstra pattern available: made-by-rae.com

Boxed Up (58” x 70”) designed by Allison Harris pattern available: cluckclucksew.com 10” squares pre-cut friendly!




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The Libby Quilt (51” x 64”) designed by Erica Jackman pattern available: kitchentablequilting.com right

Easy Bake (55” x 64”) designed by Allison Harris pattern available: cluckclucksew.com 10” squares pre-cut friendly!



Scrappy Reader (14” x 14”) designed by Allison Harris pattern available in her book: Growing Up Modern book available: amazon.com

Rainy Day Jr. (40-1/2” x 46-1/2”) designed by Pen + Paper Patterns pattern available: craftsy.com/profile/pen-paper-patterns

Fabric Beach Balls (various sizes) designed by Purl Bee free pattern available: purlsoho.com




Drawstring Backpack (17” tall x 14” wide) designed by Caroline of SewCanShe free tutorial available: sewcanshe.com

Off Track (58” x 63”) designed by Allison Harris pattern available: cluckclucksew.com 2.5” strips pre-cut friendly!


51053-1 Aqua

51053-2 Red

51053-X Multi

51054-1 Aqua

51054-4 Blue

51054-5 Grey

51055-3 White

51055-4 Blue

51055-6 Green

51056-4 Blue

51056-5 Grey

51056-7 Sky

51057-2 Red

51057-7 Sky

51057-X Multi

51059-4 Blue

51059-6 Green

51059-7 Sky

51058-2 Red

51058-5 Grey

51058-7 Sky

51058-8 Yellow

Allison Harris is a Mother of 4 and the writer of the popular quilting blog Cluck Cluck Sew. She has a fresh take on quilting, with simple designs, saturated colors and modern color combinations. After seeing a lack of simple, easy-to-make quilt designs on other blogs, she started her pattern company by the same name. “Quilting adds a little beauty to my everyday...even the crazy, hectic days when to-do lists are a mile long. I design for people like myself...who want to make something beautiful in a relatively short amount of time that will leave them inspired, proud, and excited for what’s next!”. Keep up with Allison on social media for inspiration and new ideas! windhamfabrics . com

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