Blue Ember & Molten Copper Bag Making Fabric Bundle
The Blue Ember & Molten Copper Fabric Bundle brings together rich blue, warm copper, bronze, gold, and earthy rust tones for a bold, coordinated combination. Featuring animal-inspired printed vinyl, dimensional scale-textured vinyl, supple faux leather, and coordinating lining fabric, this four-fabric bundle is ideal for handbags, totes, crossbody bags, backpacks, wallets, and everyday accessories.
UrbanSpots™ Blue Ember features a rich blue background with layered copper, bronze, gold, and silvery metallic animal-inspired spots. ChromaScale™ Molten Copper adds a striking dimensional texture in warm metallic tones, while Air Force Blue Milled Grain Faux Leather provides a rich coordinating solid for handles, straps, trim, and contrasting panels. Rustwood HeatherTex™ completes the combination with a warm, earthy lining that complements the copper and bronze tones throughout the bundle.
What's Included
Coordinating Recommendations
Looking for matching thread, zipper tape, and hardware? Watch the Matchmaker Monday video below to see this fabric combination come together and discover our coordinating recommendations. These additional supplies are sold separately.
Bag Inspiration
The finished bag pictured features the Belén Bag pattern by Shamballa Bags and is shown as inspiration for how these coordinating colors and materials can be used together. The bag combines UrbanSpots™ Blue Ember with ChromaScale™ Molten Copper and Air Force Blue Milled Grain Faux Leather for a beautiful mix of metallic texture, rich blue, and warm copper tones.
The sewing pattern, hardware, zippers, thread, and other supplies are sold separately and are not included in this fabric bundle.
Matchmaker Monday Video
Watch how these materials coordinate and get inspiration for pairing them with thread, zipper tape, and hardware finishes for your next bag-making project.
Please Note
All fabric rolls are pre-cut. Multiple rolls will ship as separate pieces.
If any scent is present after opening, allow the materials to air for approximately 24 hours.
Colors may appear slightly different due to screen settings. Slight variations between production runs or dye lots may also occur. For the best match, purchase all material needed for your project at the same time.
