From Ruby Star Society's  'Warp and Weft - Ooh Lukcy Lucky' wovens for Moda, 'Star' in soft black (first photo) is the name of graphic woven starry design, designed by Alexia Marcelle Abegg. The pattern is woven, not printed, and has an effect like tiny eight point star blocks arranged point to point. Or do you see it as a black diamond on a black and white square, with black squares in between? However you look at it, it is a fascinating woven design.

This listing is for half a metre of Star - multiples will be sent as one piece of fabric.

Limited stock - and I can't reorder these, because they were the last the wholesaler could get for me.

Photos 4 - 7 show the other weaves I have from this collection.
 
These are not Japanese fabrics, but are typical good quality from Moda, with interesting weaves, and they remind me of late C20th wool kimono fabrics very much! This one would work very well in a boro inspired project, make a great base for a sashiko project using the checks as the foundation grid, add depth of colour to patchwork, and make unique wearables.
 
NB - this fabric is sold by the half metre, so please order '1' for 1/2m, '2' for 1m etc.
 
110cm (43in) wide approx.

There may be 3 - 5% shrinkage, so please preshrink.

Cool wash.

Woven in India