Fabric Name- Blinded By Science Solar System Charcoal by Island Batik
Material- 100% cotton fabric
Background color- Charcoal Gray
Theme- Astrology
Description:
Blinded By Science Solar System is a batik print of astrological symbols for the sun, moon and planets, including Pluto. Below is an image of each symbol and its corresponding celestial object.
Source: NASA/Lunar and Planetary Institute
Fabric Name- All Systems Glow Outer Space Glow in the Dark Navy by Kanvas Studio for Benartex
Material- 100% Cotton Fabric
Background Color- Navy Blue
Theme- Outer Space, Science
Description:
Blast off into space with The Outer Space Design from the All Systems Glow collection by Kanvas Studio. These fun rockets, stars, planets and moons glow in the dark! This pattern is perfect for young space lovers and aspiring astronauts.
Science is fun!
Fabric Name- Intergalactic Planet Picture Patches Black designed by Dan Morris for QT Fabrics
Material- 100% Cotton Fabric
Background Color- Black
Theme- Outer Space, Science
Description:
Intergalactic Planet Picture Patches from QT Fabrics is a panel with 15 celestial bodies:
Eight planets- Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
Five dwarf planets- Pluto, Eris, Haumea, Makemake, and Ceres
The Sun and Earth’s Moon make up the remaining patches.
This would make a great wall-hanging for a science classroom or in a bedroom for a child who loves outer space.
Science is fun!
Fabric Name- Aquarius Space Multi designed by August Wren for Dear Stella
Material- 100% Cotton Fabric
Background Color- Blue
Theme- Outer Space, Science
Description:
Colorful planets and constellations make up this beautiful outer space pattern from the Aquarius collection by August Wren for Dear Stella.
Fabric Name- Out of This World Galaxies Black by Whistler Studio for Windham Fabrics
Material- 100% Cotton Fabric
Background Color- Black
Theme- Outer Space, Science
Description:
Out of This World is a glow in the dark outer space fabric from Whistler Studio. It features gray planets and white (glow in the dark) shooting stars on a black background. Do you have a young astronaut who likes to look up at the night sky and dream of far away places?
Fabric Name- Science and Space Astronauts Multi designed by Timeless Treasures.
Material- 100% cotton fabric
Background color- Blue
Theme- Science
Description:
Science and Space Astronauts is a bright and colorful outer space themed pattern from Timeless Treasures. There are planets and satellites, rockets, astronauts, stars, moons and the sun. It is perfect for young aspiring astronauts or astronomers. Science is fun!
Fabric Name- Lost in Space Planets Black designed by Alyssa Kays for Blank Quilting.
Material- 100% cotton fabric
Background color- Black
Theme- Science
Description:
Blast off into space with this fun print from Blank Quilting’s Lost in Space collection by Alyssa Kays. It features planets, rockets and shooting stars. There are even a few alien spaceships floating around in outer space. Science is fun!
Fabric Name- Lost in Space Planet Facts Patch designed by Alyssa Kays for Blank Quilting
Material- 100% cotton fabric
Background color- Black
Theme- Science
Description:
Learn some facts about the Sun and planets with this fun print from Blank Quilting’s Lost in Space collection by Alyssa Kays. It features the planet position from the Sun, the number of moons, diameter and temperature of each planet, including the dwarf planet Pluto. You will be an expert in our solar system in no time! Science is fun!
In honor of tonight’s Great Conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn, enjoy this Intergalactic Planets fabric designed by Dan Morris for QT Fabrics.
The Great Conjunction will occur on December 21, 2020 when Jupiter and Saturn will appear in the southwestern sky just after sunset only 0.1 degrees (6 arc-minutes) apart. The two planets can be seen close together throughout the month of December, but on December 21 they will appear the closest.
Jupiter and Saturn pass each other about once every 20 years. 2020 is special, though, because it has been about 400 years since the planets have passed this close to each other, and nearly 800 years since this has happened at night.
Take a look outside around 6pm tonight and enjoy the sight! If you’d like to see the bag I made with this fabric, click here.
Our outer space collection is perfect for the future astronauts, astronomers, rocket scientists, and star gazers in your life.
