Versatile, Timeless, and Modern: How STILL MORE PAPER Complements Any Quilter’s Palette

Low volume fabrics have become a staple in the quilting world, adding a subtle, versatile charm that can truly transform a project. A few years back, I introduced my first low volume basics with Modern Backgrounds Paper and Ink, and the response was incredible. Quilters loved the gentle sophistication of these fabrics, and it wasn’t long before a sequel was needed. That’s how MORE PAPER came to be, followed by EVEN MORE PAPER. Now, there’s still a craving for these humble yet essential fabrics, so I’m thrilled to bring you STILL MORE PAPER. Each collection is unique, yet they all share the quality of being timeless, adaptable, and perfect for every kind of quilting style, especially those with a modern touch.

Soft Neutrals That Go with Everything

At the heart of STILL MORE PAPER is a thoughtfully curated palette of low volume hues designed to complement any color scheme. This collection includes three main tones: pure white, which brings a fresh look that’s perfect for pairing with bright colors; eggshell, a warm, light hue that blends beautifully with the muted tones often seen in traditional fabrics; and fog, a cool, elegant shade with just enough depth to add sophistication. These three tones mix effortlessly, adding subtle variety and interest to your projects. With STILL MORE PAPER, you can create quilts that have a soft, layered look, allowing your brighter colors or deeper hues to shine even more. See my original vision coming to live

Patterns that Play and Inspire

What makes STILL MORE PAPER so versatile are the charming and unique patterns that feel classic yet modern. This collection includes designs that range from playful safety pins and crisp stripes to scattered triangles and a whimsical pattern of planets and stars. There are fragments of plus signs, textured dots, and a fascinating swarm of letters that adds a touch of mystery and movement. Some motifs feel timeless, while others are quirky and fresh, making them ideal companions for almost any quilt. Whether you’re drawn to more traditional styles or love experimenting with modern designs, these fabrics bring personality without overpowering your work.

Pairing STILL MORE PAPER with OLIVE YOU

I’m especially excited about how STILL MORE PAPER pairs with my new collection, Olive You. Together, they create a balanced, nature-inspired palette that’s both calming and vibrant. My ECLIPSE  and my COSMO quilt are perfect examples of how beautifully these two collections work together. By pairing fabrics of STILL MORE PAPER and OLIVE YOU, you can create a quilt where the soft, neutral textures blend seamlessly with the lighter greens, while providing just the right contrast for the darker shades to pop. The interplay between these fabrics make the quilts feel harmonious yet dynamic, with subtle textures adding a whimsical touch.

Beyond Quilts: Endless Possibilities

While STILL MORE PAPER was designed with quilts in mind, its versatility opens up countless possibilities. Imagine these fabrics as cozy home accessories like cushions or table decor, or even as clothing items—wouldn’t the thrown triangles low volume fabric make a fabulous men’s shirt?

For those who love a high-contrast look, try pairing these low volumes with a solid black fabric to create a striking black-and-white aesthetic as for example in my ENFOLD quilt pattern.

Or, mix them with my SPOTTED line for a touch of color, as showcased in the DELIGHT quilt, which combines low volumes with bright hues in a playful, modern way.

Where to Find STILL MORE PAPER

STILL MORE PAPER will be available at your favorite retailers. You can pre-order the collection now at FATQUARTERSHOP.COM , and European fans can look forward to finding these fabrics soon at farbstoff.org. We’ll also send out a newsletter as soon as they’re available, so be sure to sign up if you haven’t already.

A Personal Note: My Love for Low Volumes

Creating low volume fabrics has been a journey of love for me. Over the years, I’ve saved every leftover piece from these collections, unable to part with even the smallest scrap. I’ve built quite a collection of these subtle, textured fabrics, each one holding its own story. I know I’m not alone in my love for low volumes—what about you? How do you use them in your projects? I’d love to hear your thoughts and ideas, so let’s keep the conversation going and inspire each other!