Fabric Name- It’s Elementary Chem Lab White designed by Rosemarie Lavin for Windham Fabrics
Material- 100% Cotton Fabric
Background Color- White
Theme- Science
Description:
The Chem Lab design in the It’s Elementary collection from Windham Fabrics is a black and white collage of chemistry and science items. There are flasks, atoms, beakers, molecules, petri dishes, Venn diagrams, and magnifying glasses. This simple pattern can be enjoyed by scientists of all ages and experience.
Science is fun!
Fabric Name- Academic Club Math Genius designed by Maria Kalinowski for Kanvas Studio.
Material- 100% Cotton Fabric
Background Color- Black
Theme- Math
Description:
The Math Genius pattern in the Academic Club collection from Kanvas Studio is a black and white design featuring mathematical equations. There is some geometry in calculating the angles in a triangle and in intersecting lines. There is a little bit of calculus with integrals. And there is some more simple math with reducing fractions and solving algebraic equations. It’s fun to look at this pattern and try to solve each of the problems presented.
Math is fun!
Fabric Name- It’s Elementary Chem Lab Black designed by Rosemarie Lavin for Windham Fabrics
Material- 100% Cotton Fabric
Background Color- Black
Theme- Science
Description:
The Chem Lab design in the It’s Elementary collection from Windham Fabrics is a black and white collage of chemistry and science items. There are flasks, atoms, beakers, molecules, petri dishes, Venn diagrams, and magnifying glasses. This simple pattern can be enjoyed by scientists of all ages and experience.
Science is fun!
Fabric Name- Geekery Atoms Mavro designed by Sue Marsh for RJR Fabrics
Material- 100% Cotton Fabric
Background Color- Black
Theme- Science
Description:
The Geekery collection by Sue Marsh from RJR Fabrics is full of fun science designs. The simple black and white Atom pattern has tiny atoms tossed between even tinier dots. It’s a great way to show your love for science without being too flashy.
Did you know that mavro is the Greek word for the color black?
Science is fun!