Italian 'blooming kaleidoscope' cotton poplin panel print
Precio regular
$27.20 USD
Precio de venta
$27.20 USD
Precio regular
/yard
Vendido
Fabric: #89028
contents: 100% cotton
width: 57"
origin: designer deadstock/Italy
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Fabric: #89028
contents: 100% cotton
width: 57"
origin: designer deadstock/Italy
Panels are priced by the yard and sold in increments of the panel size. Each panel is 85.5" long, or 2.375 yards, so please order "2.375" for one panel, "4.75" for two, and so on.
This is a stunning cotton poplin woven, lightweight and nearly opaque with a cottony drape. The lovely "blooming kaleidoscope" print (88.25" repeat) features a painterly yet geometric design that resembles the view through a kaleidoscope. It is printed in shades of lemon cream, fern, papaya, indigo, dark umber, etc. on a white background (PANTONE 12-0727, 16-0430, 12-0826, 17-1341, 17-4020, 19-0810, etc.). There is a 2" wide white border on either side, as shown in the second photo of the full panel repeat. This fabric is stable in both directions so you can play with design concepts, laying your pattern in either direction. Make an eye-catching shirt, top, tunic, summer dress, skirt, kimono, etc. Hand or machine wash separately, cold, hang to dry (please test first).
This is a stunning cotton poplin woven, lightweight and nearly opaque with a cottony drape. The lovely "blooming kaleidoscope" print (88.25" repeat) features a painterly yet geometric design that resembles the view through a kaleidoscope. It is printed in shades of lemon cream, fern, papaya, indigo, dark umber, etc. on a white background (PANTONE 12-0727, 16-0430, 12-0826, 17-1341, 17-4020, 19-0810, etc.). There is a 2" wide white border on either side, as shown in the second photo of the full panel repeat. This fabric is stable in both directions so you can play with design concepts, laying your pattern in either direction. Make an eye-catching shirt, top, tunic, summer dress, skirt, kimono, etc. Hand or machine wash separately, cold, hang to dry (please test first).
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