VTG TEXFI IMPRESSIONS INC. Fabric , feels like Polyester ? geometric Modern 50" w x 1 y 35", just shy of 2 yards, rainbow of colors jewel like tones and the patterns are amazing , a very busy , [...]
I have other fabrics listed from this lot that has a seams up the middle. It is a print, cotton duck. JoAnn fabrics sold this back in 2008 forward as "Decorator Fabric". 71" Wide There is a seam [...]
1 Scrap Cut 9"x21" **Precut Whenever possible, I keep multiple quantities as one continuous piece. Only applies to even numbers purchased. A few of my fabrics are already pre-cut. Qty 2 = 9" x [...]
This heavy-weight cotton or linen blend fabric showcases a bold primary color palette of red, yellow, and blue against a cream-colored textured background. If there is an image included of the [...]
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Here is a heavy duty modern tapestry fabric made in Germany for Kravet. Durability: 30,000 Double Rubs.
Brand or Designer: JUSTINA BLAKENEY Pattern & Color: PLANETARIUM GOLD Fabric Content: 55% LINEN, 45% RAYON Horizontal Repeat: 18" Vertical Repeat: 16" Color Shades: Gold, White Fabric Weight [...]
What stands out about this multicolor fabric is how the shades blend together without feeling too loud or busy.
Sophisticated color palette: charcoal navy base with soft yellow, aqua teal, gray, and taupe circles. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts, upholsterers, and crafters looking for quality contemporary [...]
You will find that the green has an organic feel, and a nice touch is the slightly mottled look.
The Seam is single stitch, remnants of pinking on the fabric edges from pinking scissors. Sold at JoAnn fabrics back in 2008 forward as Decorator Fabric. It is a print, cotton duck. Sold at JoAnn [...]
20 yards with a width of 54”. Made of high-quality acrylic and polyester, it is suitable for upholstery, drapery, and multi-purpose projects.
