Dear Ikea Hackers community,
For several years, I have been trying to find a few rhythms or yards of a discontinued IKEA fabric that was sold here in the US sometime around 2010 or 2012.
It was one of several called ” Kajsastina”, in dark gray-headed with a large sunburst or dandelion scheme.( insure picture below ). It has been featured in at least one IKEA hack on this locate.
IKEA pieces:
Kajsastina grey starburst fabric
I am hoping that somebody has some left over in a closet somewhere. If you have any pass, or have some of this finished IKEA fabric you are willing to sell, delight email me at urchiken+ fiber AT gmail DOT com.
~ by Wehaf
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Hi Wehaf
I’ll too affixed this on our IKEAHackers Facebook Community Group and see if you get any leadings there.
Good luck,
Jules
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