Frost & Fir - Into the Forest - for Art Gallery - Sold in half yard increments
Pickup available at Coral & Olive Studio – Rogersville (by appointment)
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Immerse your making in a modern Scandinavian woodland with Into the Forest from the Frost & Fir collection by Brooke Shankland (Sewcial Bee Collective) for Art Gallery Fabrics! This sleek, directional novelty stripe features slender, vertical tree trunks with delicate branching twigs rendered in a vibrant mid-century stripe arrangement of cool teals, soft sage greens, warm ochres, dusty rose pinks, and muted lilacs.
Ordering Note: This fabric is sold by the half yard. All yardage is cut continuously straight from the bolt.
Product Details
- Manufacturer / Brand: Art Gallery Fabrics
- Designer: Brooke Shankland (Sewcial Bee Collective)
- Collection: Frost & Fir
- Print Name: Into the Forest
- SKU: SBC-FF-3152
- Colorway: Multi / Alpine Stripe (Aqua Teal, Sage Green, Coral Peach, Lilac Purple, Warm Ochre, and Cream)
- Fiber Content: 100% Premium Designer Quilting Cotton (205-thread count high-density weave)
- Width: 44" / 45" wide
Why We Love It
Into the Forest is a masterclass in modern directional design! By reimagining an evergreen birch grove as clean vertical stripes, Brooke Shankland delivers a versatile print that functions equally well as a nature novelty and an architectural multi-stripe blender. Printed on Art Gallery Fabrics' signature high-density weave, it gives makers silky-soft handling, razor-sharp pressing accuracy, and minimal fraying along cut edges.
Coral and Olive Inspiration
- Directional Quilt Sashing & Borders: Use lengthwise or crosswise as modern sashing strips, border frames, or central striped columns to create striking vertical movement.
- Graphic Quilt Bindings: Cut straight along the stripe or on a 45-degree bias to create a playful candy-stripe outer binding on winter throws.
- Modern Cabin Home Decor: Sew tailored placemats, kitchen cafe curtains, or runner accents that celebrate winter tree silhouettes without looking overly holiday-specific.

