This green leaf fabric has warm cream leaves scattered on green for fall quilt borders, bag linings, runners, and décor.
Add simple botanical texture to fall quilts, bags, and décor with this green leaf fabric from the Bountiful collection by Sandy Gervais for Riley Blake Designs. Leaves Tossed on Green features warm cream leaves scattered across a green background, creating an easy-to-use coordinate with a natural harvest feeling. The allover leaf design is subtle, versatile, and useful wherever a project needs seasonal movement without a large novelty motif.
This fabric works well as a blender, border, binding, background, lining, or supporting print. The small cream leaves add contrast against the green ground, while the scale makes it practical for quilt blocks, sashing, bag handles, pockets, cuffs, fabric baskets, table runners, placemats, pillow backs, aprons, zipper pouches, and handmade gifts. It can be cut into narrow strips or small pieces while still keeping its leafy texture.
Pair this print with pumpkins, sunflowers, orange plaids, cream florals, brown coordinates, bittersweet stems, and autumn textures. It can ground brighter orange fabrics, connect floral prints to a nature-inspired palette, or add a quiet background to fall table décor. The green and cream combination also makes it useful beyond Thanksgiving sewing, especially for woodland, farmhouse, or botanical projects.
This green leaf fabric fits naturally with fall fabrics for quilts, runners, bags, and décor that need leaves, earthy color, and soft seasonal detail. It is a dependable coordinate for makers who want a simple botanical print that supports both florals and pumpkin designs.
| Weight | 3 oz |
|---|---|
| Color Shades | Green |
| Brand | Riley Blake |
| MPN | C17868-GREEN |
| Shop By | Latest Arrivals |
| Material | Cotton |
| Theme | Fall |
| Collection | Bountiful |
| Author / Illustrator | Sandy Gervais |
| UPC, ISBN or EAN | 889333494683 |




























































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