EU flag motif fabric
 

Google is not finding this for me.

I'm sure there must be such a thing as blue fabric with a close
repeat of the EU stars. Good cotton so it would make a shirt.

All I can find is photoshops of such designs or actual flags, and
no I don't intend to wrap myself in a 3'x5' piece of polyester.

(Motivation: we are going to Whitby Folk Week next month, and
north-east England was ****wit Central over the Brexit vote.
This is to make a statement).

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EU flag motif fabric
 

On Friday, July 22, 2016 at 6:33:28 PM UTC-4, Jack Campin wrote:
Google is not finding this for me.

I'm sure there must be such a thing as blue fabric with a close
repeat of the EU stars. Good cotton so it would make a shirt.

All I can find is photoshops of such designs or actual flags, and
no I don't intend to wrap myself in a 3'x5' piece of polyester.

(Motivation: we are going to Whitby Folk Week next month, and
north-east England was ****wit Central over the Brexit vote.
This is to make a statement).

I've no joy of it either.
I even tried searching for draped bunting and pleated bunting, and found nothing. Both search engines I tried kept throwing variations on the Union Jack and St. George cross at me.

Given another month I would have volunteered to make you some, as it is a very simple design.

Do you have anyone near you that does resist pattern dyeing?
A batik artist could do it using plain beeswax or microcrystalline wax.

NightMist

EU flag motif fabric
 

On 23/07/16 18:34, Night Mist wrote:
On Friday, July 22, 2016 at 6:33:28 PM UTC-4, Jack Campin wrote:
Google is not finding this for me.

I'm sure there must be such a thing as blue fabric with a close
repeat of the EU stars. Good cotton so it would make a shirt.

All I can find is photoshops of such designs or actual flags, and
no I don't intend to wrap myself in a 3'x5' piece of polyester.

(Motivation: we are going to Whitby Folk Week next month, and
north-east England was ****wit Central over the Brexit vote.
This is to make a statement).

I've no joy of it either.
I even tried searching for draped bunting and pleated bunting, and found nothing. Both search engines I tried kept throwing variations on the Union Jack and St. George cross at me.

Given another month I would have volunteered to make you some, as it is a very simple design.

Do you have anyone near you that does resist pattern dyeing?
A batik artist could do it using plain beeswax or microcrystalline wax.

NightMist

Closest I can find is readymade bunting

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MASSIVE-33...-/231925125830

Regards

Janner
France