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Magnolia Fabrics Pattern List - Master As of 9/1/2021 MAGNOLIA FABRICS PATTERN LIST - MASTER AS OF 9/1/2021 ID Pattern Name Color 9365 BANKS TAPE WALNUT 8842 BRUSSELS 4920 388 MOONBEAM 8207 ABANDO TURKISH 9033 BARBOT ICELANDIC 8853 BRUSSELS 4920 413 ATLANTIC 6883 ABELLA MULTI 10229 BARBOT SAGE 8850 BRUSSELS 4920 463 MULBERRY 9386 ADLER TAPE CORAL 8573 BARONESS ROSE 8839 BRUSSELS 4920 467 CAPE 9339 ADLER TAPE COTTON 8571 BARONESS TIARA 8857 BRUSSELS 4920 468 METAL 9383 ADLER TAPE GRAIN 8974 BASKIN SAPPHIRE 8855 BRUSSELS 4920 479 GROTTO 9385 ADLER TAPE KIWI 5730 BAYLIEH ORLANDO 8851 BRUSSELS 4920 483 RAVEN 9384 ADLER TAPE NAVY 8223 BEADOR BLUE 8832 BRUSSELS 4920 495 GLACIER 9381 ADLER TAPE POWDER 8222 BEADOR HARVEST 8858 BRUSSELS 4920 496 STORM 9382 ADLER TAPE SILVER 8226 BEADOR SKY 8840 BRUSSELS 4920 498 PLASTER 9387 ADLER TAPE SKY 8225 BEADOR SPA 8835 BRUSSELS 4920 499 CARBON 6888 AIRLIA CARNIVAL 8961 BEIRUT PUMICE 8864 BRUSSELS 4920 500 VIOLETTE 10223 ALAS PRISMATIC 8267 BELAIR MULTI 8833 BRUSSELS 4920 505 SHAMROCK 7952 ALGAR LAGOON 7949 BELLAMY NAVY 8856 BRUSSELS 4920 506 EMERALD 7951 ALGAR RIPRAP 8955 BELMONT GREEN 8847 BRUSSELS 4920 508 SHELL 7954 ALGAR SKY 8954 BELMONT NAVY 8848 BRUSSELS 4920 510 TEABERRY 6892 AMORITA BEIGE 5268 BERNERO OLAY 8873 BRUSSELS STRIA 001 MUSHROOM 6895 AMORITA NAVY 5424 BERTIE BREEZE 8874 BRUSSELS STRIA 002 AMBER 8202 ANDY SANDOLLAR 8199 BEXLEY ETNA 8875 BRUSSELS STRIA 003 AMETHYST 8526 ANIKA NAVY 8900 BITTERN TRUFFLE 8870 BRUSSELS STRIA 004 SPA 8525 ANIKA RED 5745 BLACKWELL GARDEN 8871 BRUSSELS STRIA 005 AQUAMARINE 6080 ARBOR PEARL 8227 BLINK SPRING 8872 BRUSSELS STRIA 006 STEEL 4939 ARBOR PRALINE 6766 BOB POSEIDON 8867 BRUSSELS STRIA 007 QUARTZ 6825 ARCHITA FOG 6887 BODHI BLUE 8868 BRUSSELS STRIA 008 SANDSTONE 6823 ARCHITA HONEY 7818 BOHOW CANYON 8869 BRUSSELS STRIA 009 ONYX 6822 ARCHITA PASSION 8154 BOHOW SHOJI 8866 BRUSSELS STRIA 010 LIMESTONE 6826 ARCHITA SEASIDE 9990 BORIAN GREEN 8865 BRUSSELS STRIA 011 OYSTER 7328 ARIZONA PORTOBELLO 9991 BORIAN LINEN 8506 BUEDEL SKY 5494 ARIZONA TUNDRA 8968 BOWTIE RAINBOW 8046 BYRON GOLD 4326 ARLY SNOW 8763 BREON REGENCY 8045 BYRON GRAIN 10244 ASHA FLAMINGO 8998 BRIANNE SHADOW 8043 BYRON LINEN 8556 ASPEN BLUE 8346 BRIGHID COASTAL 8044 BYRON PEARL 10227 ASTER IVORY 7167 BRONSON 100 ATLANTIC 8057 CACHAY AEGEAN 8708 AYSEL APRICOT 7156 BRONSON 100 BUFF 8054 CACHAY GOLD 8440 AYSEL NATURAL 7159 BRONSON 100 CYPRESS 8051 CACHAY OATMEAL 8442 AYSEL NAVY 7160 BRONSON 100 EARTH 8053 CACHAY PEARL 4081 AZEROTH ASH 7166 BRONSON 100 NUGGET 8521 CAMEROON HAMADAN 7826 AZEROTH GULF 7172 BRONSON 100 RUSSET 8522 CAMEROON HERAT 7827 AZEROTH LINEN 7173 BRONSON 100 SAND 8520 CAMEROON SHIRAZ 7301 AZZA MIST 7170 BRONSON 100 STONE 8523 CAMEROON TRADITIONAL 8430 BACUZZI SPRING 7171 BRONSON 100 STRAW 7354 CARBOSA RAINBOW 8986 BADSHA BAHAMA 7174 BRONSON 100 TAN 8113 CARKOO FROST 8987 BADSHA CHESTNUT 7175 BRONSON 100 TOAST 154 CATO SAHARA 8983 BADSHA SUNFLOWER 8750 BROUGHAM BLUE 7184 CAYCOYA NAUTICAL 8985 BADSHA TRANQUIL 8751 BROUGHAM DUSTY 7185 CAYCOYA SANTAFE 8409 BAHN GRAY 8843 BRUSSELS 4920 021 FAWN 7326 CELESTE BLUE 8201 BALEDA DECORUM 8834 BRUSSELS 4920 070 BLACK 8774 CHALABI JEWELS 9368 BANKS TAPE AQUA 8845 BRUSSELS 4920 087 FED GOLD 8760 CHANG MENTHOL 9359 BANKS TAPE ATLANTIC 8859 BRUSSELS 4920 131 VANILLA 8761 CHANG REGENCY 9360 BANKS TAPE BATTLESHIP 8861 BRUSSELS 4920 163 TAUPE 8465 CHARDO BLUE 9358 BANKS TAPE BLUSH 8849 BRUSSELS 4920 267 MAUVE 7787 CHASE GRAY 9366 BANKS TAPE CURRANT 8854 BRUSSELS 4920 312 NAVY 7545 CHERICA CHARLITE 9364 BANKS TAPE FLAX 8837 BRUSSELS 4920 313 SKY GREY 9421 CHERICA CUMIN 9361 BANKS TAPE FOSSIL 8838 BRUSSELS 4920 320 SILVER 7546 CHERICA DUNE 9357 BANKS TAPE GRAY 8841 BRUSSELS 4920 327 OYSTER 7548 CHERICA FOG 9363 BANKS TAPE JUTE 8852 BRUSSELS 4920 352 MIDNIGHT 9423 CHERICA LAGUNA 9362 BANKS TAPE LEMONGRASS 8844 BRUSSELS 4920 356 TOPAZ 10137 CHERICA OXFORD 9369 BANKS TAPE LIME 8862 BRUSSELS 4920 358 MUSHROOM 9420 CHERICA PAPRIKA 9367 BANKS TAPE SAFFRON 8860 BRUSSELS 4920 362 PEBBLE 7549 CHERICA PERSIMMON 9356 BANKS TAPE SKY 8846 BRUSSELS 4920 364 MINK 9418 CHERICA PINK 9370 BANKS TAPE SLATE 8836 BRUSSELS 4920 379 GARGOYLE 9419 CHERICA RAVEN 9337 BANKS TAPE VANILLA 8863 BRUSSELS 4920 382 ORCHID 9422 CHERICA RUBOR 1 OF 11 MAGNOLIA FABRICS PATTERN LIST - MASTER AS OF 9/1/2021 7547 CHERICA SKY 6665 CRYPTON HOME DUCK EGG GIBSON 8742 CHESHIRE DENIM GIBSON 9079 CRYPTON HOME TEAK 6667 CRYPTON HOME EBONY 8744 CHESHIRE DOVE GIBSON GIBSON 8638 CRYPTON HOME SNOW 8745 CHESHIRE DUSTYROSE 9080 CRYPTON HOME ECRU GRACELAND 8743 CHESHIRE KIWI GIBSON 8636 CRYPTON HOME SORRELL 7622 CLARENCE VINTAGE 6668 CRYPTON HOME EGGPLANT GRACELAND GIBSON 6124 CLASSICO TAPESTRY 8605 CRYPTON HOME SNOW 6669 CRYPTON HOME EGGSHELL HARRISON 193 COLONIAL SPA GIBSON 8631 CRYPTON HOME SNOW 192 COLONIAL SUBTLE 6670 CRYPTON HOME FLAGSTONE HEATHER GIBSON 8200 COLWA STAR 9142 CRYPTON HOME BLUE 6671 CRYPTON HOME FLANNEL HESSE 5944 CONYERS MIST GIBSON 9140 CRYPTON HOME GREY 5942 CONYERS SWEETSAGE 6672 CRYPTON HOME FOG HESSE 9379 CORA TAPE BATTLESHIP GIBSON 9141 CRYPTON HOME VAPOR 6673 CRYPTON HOME FOREST 9376 CORA TAPE GLACIER HESSE GIBSON 8629 CRYPTON HOME NATURAL 9378 CORA TAPE GRAPHITE 9081 CRYPTON HOME GRAPHITE HORIZON 9371 CORA TAPE JICAMA GIBSON 8628 CRYPTON HOME OAT 9375 CORA TAPE MINERAL 6675 CRYPTON HOME GYPSY HORIZON GIBSON 9338 CORA TAPE POWDER 8902 CRYPTON HOME ALDERWOOD 9078 CRYPTON HOME HERB JUMPER 9372 CORA TAPE ROSEMIST GIBSON 8905 CRYPTON HOME ARUBA 9374 CORA TAPE SEACORAL 6678 CRYPTON HOME JUTE JUMPER GIBSON 9373 CORA TAPE STONE 8906 CRYPTON HOME BREAKWATER 9075 CRYPTON HOME LAKE JUMPER 9377 CORA TAPE TARRAGON GIBSON 8907 CRYPTON HOME BUOY 9999 CORREA COBALT 6679 CRYPTON HOME LATTE JUMPER 9085 COSMO ICECAP GIBSON 8908 CRYPTON HOME CARBON 9074 CRYPTON HOME LEMONGRASS 8510 COSMO SKY JUMPER GIBSON 8909 CRYPTON HOME CLAY 8079 CREEL SPA 9067 CRYPTON HOME LINEN JUMPER 8653 CRYPTON HOME FLAX GIBSON 8910 CRYPTON HOME FLINT BADLANDS 6680 CRYPTON HOME LODEN JUMPER 8649 CRYPTON HOME DENIM GIBSON 8912 CRYPTON HOME FOAM CASTLE 6682 CRYPTON HOME MERLOT JUMPER 8652 CRYPTON HOME FLAX GIBSON 8914 CRYPTON HOME HERON CASTLE 6685 CRYPTON HOME MINK JUMPER 8646 CRYPTON HOME NATURAL GIBSON 8915 CRYPTON HOME HORIZON CASTLE 6688 CRYPTON HOME NAVY JUMPER 8650 CRYPTON HOME POOL GIBSON 8916 CRYPTON HOME INDIGO CASTLE 6689 CRYPTON HOME NORMANDY JUMPER 8645 CRYPTON HOME EGGSHELL GIBSON 8917 CRYPTON HOME LODEN CASTRO 6692 CRYPTON HOME PAPRIKA JUMPER 8641 CRYPTON HOME ALABASTER GIBSON 8918 CRYPTON HOME MELON CODY 6693 CRYPTON HOME PEACOCK JUMPER 8640 CRYPTON HOME SNOW GIBSON 8919 CRYPTON HOME MOCHA CUDDLE 6695 CRYPTON HOME PEARL JUMPER 8639 CRYPTON HOME SNOW GIBSON 8920 CRYPTON HOME NIMBUS DAILY 9068 CRYPTON HOME POOL JUMPER 8630 CRYPTON HOME EGGSHELL GIBSON 8921 CRYPTON HOME OATMEAL DALMATION 9069 CRYPTON HOME RYE JUMPER 10198 CRYPTON HOME BISQUE GIBSON 8922 CRYPTON HOME PARCHMENT DARA 6700 CRYPTON HOME SABLE JUMPER 10199 CRYPTON HOME SPA GIBSON 8923 CRYPTON HOME PECAN DARA 6701 CRYPTON HOME SANGRIA JUMPER 9143 CRYPTON HOME PARCHMENT GIBSON 8924 CRYPTON HOME PISTACHIO DORADO 9082 CRYPTON HOME SANTA FE JUMPER 6651 CRYPTON HOME ADMIRAL GIBSON 8925 CRYPTON HOME PORCELAIN GIBSON 9071 CRYPTON HOME SEAGREEN JUMPER 6652 CRYPTON HOME APPLE GIBSON 8926 CRYPTON HOME POWDER GIBSON 6702 CRYPTON HOME SEAL JUMPER 6654 CRYPTON HOME BAGEL GIBSON 8927 CRYPTON HOME RAJA GIBSON 6703 CRYPTON HOME SEPIA JUMPER 9073 CRYPTON HOME BARLEY GIBSON 8928 CRYPTON HOME SASSAFRAS GIBSON 6704 CRYPTON HOME SERENE JUMPER 6656 CRYPTON HOME BRAMBLE GIBSON 8930 CRYPTON HOME SPA GIBSON 9072 CRYPTON HOME SLATE JUMPER 6657 CRYPTON HOME BRIE GIBSON 8931 CRYPTON HOME STONE GIBSON 6706 CRYPTON HOME SOUFFLE JUMPER 6658 CRYPTON HOME CHARCOAL GIBSON 8932 CRYPTON HOME SUBMARINE GIBSON 9077 CRYPTON HOME STERLING JUMPER 6663 CRYPTON HOME COPPER GIBSON 8933 CRYPTON HOME TRAIL GIBSON 6707 CRYPTON HOME STONE JUMPER 9070 CRYPTON HOME CREAM GIBSON 8934 CRYPTON HOME WHEAT GIBSON 6710 CRYPTON HOME SUNSET JUMPER 9076 CRYPTON HOME CYPRESS GIBSON 8935 CRYPTON HOME WOODLAND GIBSON 6711 CRYPTON HOME TAUPE JUMPER 2 OF 11 MAGNOLIA FABRICS PATTERN LIST - MASTER AS OF 9/1/2021 8936 CRYPTON HOME ZINC PIPER 8559 DEMARK TAWNY JUMPER 9162 CRYPTON HOME AMBER 7829 DEMPSEY CARNIVAL 9163 CRYPTON HOME INDIGO RUSHDIE 8686 DEMPSEY JUBILEE KOHANAH 9161 CRYPTON HOME BLUE TWEED 9164 CRYPTON HOME LINEN RUSHDIE 8412 DEMPSEY PARFAIT KOHANAH 9157 CRYPTON HOME CAMEO 9862 DEMURE LATTE 8623 CRYPTON HOME CLOUD RUSHDIE 4651 DHUE CARNIVAL LINDEN 9158 CRYPTON HOME LAPIS 8976 DIFFIE STONEY 8626 CRYPTON HOME CUSTARD RUSHDIE LINDEN 9156 CRYPTON HOME MOONSTONE 9962 DILLION NATURAL 8625 CRYPTON HOME LINEN RUSHDIE 8252 DINO NATURAL LINDEN 9159 CRYPTON HOME OCEAN 9831 DISHA IRON 8627 CRYPTON HOME SNOW RUSHDIE 9834 DISHA JUNIPER LINDEN 9155 CRYPTON HOME OPAL 8603 CRYPTON HOME NATURAL RUSHDIE 9835 DISHA OREGON LURE 9160 CRYPTON HOME PEACOCK ORE 9833 DISHA ROYAL 8604 CRYPTON HOME STONE RUSHDIE 9832 DISHA SCARLET LURE 10207 CRYPTON HOME CHAMBRAY 8622 CRYPTON HOME ECLIPSE SHUGS 9830 DISHA VANILLA LUSH 10205 CRYPTON HOME CHARTREUSE 5681 DIXIE BLACK 8620 CRYPTON HOME EMBER SHUGS 5683 DIXIE JADE LUSH 10209 CRYPTON HOME COTTON 9973 DJ BEACH 8621 CRYPTON HOME MOSS SHUGS LUSH 10208 CRYPTON HOME IVORY 7680 DOC GLITZ 8618 CRYPTON HOME PACIFIC SHUGS 9993 DOMINIC MARINE LUSH 10206 CRYPTON HOME MOSS 9992 DOMINIC TUNDRA 8617 CRYPTON HOME STONE SHUGS 7394 DONNA MULTI LUSH 8588 CRYPTON HOME CUSTARD 10200 CRYPTON HOME OYSTER SILEX 5836 DOTSON BONE MAHINA 8589 CRYPTON HOME FLAX 8194 DOTTIE BLUE 10202 CRYPTON HOME SPA SILEX 8196 DOTTIE GRAY MAHINA 8592 CRYPTON HOME HAZE
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