Zebra Facts
Weighing up to 350 kilos…
Vogue 7433 in a dense polyester and elastane scuba-style knit.
Zebra Habitat
The vast plains and semi-arid grasslands of…
While most at home foraging for information along vast rows of shelving or through the labyrinthine corridors of the Internet, in the winter this creature is a frequent visitor to suburban gardens.
Easily startled, a good picture will take plenty of patience.
Zebra Range
Seen in the plains and plateaus of southwestern Africa…
Well, you know. The garden, the kitchen, dare I take her to work?
Interesting Facts
- You can identify the different species of zebra by the stripe patterns on their:
2. Lord Rothschild had a zebra carriage
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3. This foal has a reeaally fluffy tail.
Fine Print
My love-affair with vintage patterns continues un-abated. This jacket has shoulder darts, bust darts and a single sleeve piece.
My zebra not-hide was from Stone Fabrics but it’s no longer available, this at Ditto Fabrics looks to be the same.
Hands-down my favourite event of the sewing blogoverse, thanks Anne for hosting another Jungle extravaganza. May all your (animal) print matching be flawless.
xx
pennylibrarian 
Brilliant!
Thank you!
I’m in love! Sometimes zebra looks…..meh. This is such a rich print it looks lovely with the vintage edge. Nicely done!!!!
I was quite scared when the fabric arrived, having never tackled full on animal print. But, I think that I might just be converted to animal every day. Thank you my jungle enabler! *bows as if at Pride Rock in front of Mufasa*
Bravo. Slightly wacky idea, but great outcome.
Pretty impressive taking a zebra print AND a vintage pattern and making it work! I love it!
Thank you! It’s my first foray into full-on animal print and I was quite afeared.
Thank you!