The most accurate representation of each fabric color in the Full Bloom collection is in the last two photos. 

For more of Barbara Persing’s patterns, CLICK HERE.

The most accurate representation of each fabric color in the Full Bloom collection is in the last two photos. 

For more of Barbara Persing’s patterns, CLICK HERE.

The most accurate representation of each fabric color in the Full Bloom collection is in the last two photos. 

For more of Barbara Persing’s patterns, CLICK HERE.

The most accurate representation of each fabric color in the Full Bloom collection is in the last two photos. 

For more of Barbara Persing’s patterns, CLICK HERE.

***NOTE: This fabric is not pictured in the full lineup because it arrived at a later date. This fabric is lighter, happier and softer-toned than what the first photo shows. The dark orange in the dots is not as prominent and the background orange color is light and remind me of an orange creamisicle, rather than the more golden color that appears in the first photo. 

The most accurate representation of each fabric color in the Full Bloom collection is in the last two photos. 

For more of Barbara Persing’s patterns, CLICK HERE.

The most accurate representation of each fabric color in the Full Bloom collection is in the last two photos. 

For more of Barbara Persing’s patterns, CLICK HERE.

This is the lightest peony pattern in the color lineup (third photo, 8th from left)

The most accurate representation of each fabric color in the Full Bloom collection is in the last two photos. 

For more of Barbara Persing’s patterns, CLICK HERE.

The most accurate representation of each fabric color in the Full Bloom collection is in the last two photos. 

For more of Barbara Persing’s patterns, CLICK HERE.

The most accurate representation of each fabric color in the Full Bloom collection is in the last two photos. 

For more of Barbara Persing’s patterns, CLICK HERE.