FAQs

Essentially yes, in the poplin only though as it’s the only fabric I actually stock, the rest are ordered as print on demand. However, I’m unsure they will be that informative as the size would not really describe the design and I’m sure you all know the fabrics anyway. If you really feel you need them email me at hello@ombrecollection.com with the fabrics you would like to see as well as a delivery address. A small charge may apply.

No, they are all hand drawn and painted in watercolour although the scale relative to the original artwork may change when printed onto fabric.

I use 10 very different fabrics suitable for a range of uses. For further information see our fabric selection.

Only the Poplin cotton is available in fat quarters (50 x 70cm) you can buy just one or mix and match as many as you like across all the designs. The other 9 available fabrics can be bought at a minimum order of 1 meter.

All orders in the UK have free delivery. Elsewhere there are flat rates of £5 to the EU and £10 globally for orders under £50. For all orders over £50 delivery is free.

For poplin cotton fat quarters or poplin per meter within 7 days for the UK and 14 days globally. For print on demand fabrics within 12 days UK and 21 days globally.

Essentially yes. However, you will need to pay for the return delivery to receive a refund. See terms and conditions for further information.

No there will be further collections released. Subscribe now to the e-newsletter at the bottom of the website for news and special pattern releases or follow me on Instagram, Facebook or both.

Potentially yes, I’m wide open to suggestions, if you have an idea feel free to email me at hello@ombrecollection.com and I’ll get back as soon as I can.

I am available certainly within the UK and where possible I’d be delighted to. I will respond to any enquiries if you email me at hello@ombrecollections.com

Aside from the original paper artwork it is for now. Although the patterns could be used for wallpaper, tiling, carpets, or transposed to anything that will take a surface print.

Without doubt. Potentially The Festival of Quilts and the Knitting and Stitching show, so perhaps just UK based for now. If you have any further suggestions do let me know.