Lapis

Graphym Designery

£3.6

Nitty Gritty Lapis is a richly textured lapis blue blender with a slightly softer, more layered feel than a flat bright blue. The worn painterly surface gives it depth and movement, making it a lovely choice for quilts and patchwork where you want colour richness without a busy print. Pairs beautifully with: Cobalt for a stronger blue contrast Indigo for a deeper tonal mix Lavender or Royal Purple for a blue-to-violet transition Glass or Bone for a lighter balance Perfect for: patchwork blocks and quilt borders tonal blue quilts and colour-led piecing bags, pouches and sewing accessories Tip:

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