Celebrating 250 Years – Quilting Cotton Fabric – Fireworks 1776 – Blue Green
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Celebrating 250 Years – Quilting Cotton Fabric – Fireworks 1776 – Blue Green

Celebrating 250 Years – Quilting Cotton Fabric – Fireworks 1776 – Blue Green

Banyan Batiks
Price:
$3.50

Description

Fireworks 1776 Blue Green gives the collection a cooler option. It works well when you want patriotic color but need something that plays with teal, aqua, navy, or softer blue blocks.

Details

VendorBanyan Batiks
Fabric CollectionCelebrating250Years
DesignerScott Flanagan
Color Multi
Fabric TypeQuilting Cotton
Width44.0
WeightMid-weight
OpacitySolid

Collection Details

Celebrating 250 Years by Scott Flanagan for Banyan Batiks brings a patriotic feel with rich batik texture and depth. This collection reflects American heritage through bold reds, deep blues, and warm neutrals, all layered with the signature movement and detail Banyan Batiks is known for. The prints carry a sense of history without feeling stiff, making them easy to work into both traditional and more current quilt styles.

Scott Flanagan

Scott Flanagan

Scott Flanagan is a well-known quilter who has been living with adductor spasmodic dysphonia (SD) since 2018. Soon after his diagnosis, Scott turned his experience into an opportunity to raise awareness and support others. Within months, he organized a successful fundraiser for the National Spasmodic Dysphonia Association (NSDA), raising $2,500 with the help of his quilting community.

SD changed how Scott teaches and speaks professionally, but it never stopped him from doing what he loves. With creativity, support from family and coworkers, and a determination to keep showing up, Scott continues to inspire others to pursue their passions, even through major life changes.

Scott has also undergone SLAD-R surgery as part of his SD journey, and he continues to share his story to educate and encourage others.

View all collections by Scott Flanagan

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