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French 'floral sash' bordered panel print cotton woven
Regular price
$18.00 USD
Sale price
$18.00 USD
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Fabric: #92032
contents: 100% cotton
width: 55"
origin: designer deadstock/France
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Fabric: #92032
contents: 100% cotton
width: 55"
origin: designer deadstock/France
Panels are priced by the yard and sold in increments of the panel size. Each panel is about 1.125 yards, so please order in increments of 1.125 yards for one panel, 2.25 for two, 3.375 for three, and so on. We can swatch this panel because we have a partial panel from the supplier.
From French designer deadstock, this is a wonderful bordered panel print featuring an 11" border along the left selvage with a terracotta and alabaster floral design and a 14" border along the right selvage with an alabaster and soft black floral design. The central, "floral sash" design features bands of stylized floral and geometric patterns in shades of terracotta, icy blue, vivid blue, hazelnut, etc. on a soft white background (PANTONE 18-1239, 12-0704, 12-4610, 16-4529, etc.). The fabric is a breeezy semi-opaque lightweight cotton woven with a bit of cottony crispness in the drape, and you can view the entire panel in the second photo. Make a lovely shirt, tunic, dress, skirt, etc. Some styles will need lining or layering. Please test first if you wish to hand wash, and hang to dry, or dry clean.
From French designer deadstock, this is a wonderful bordered panel print featuring an 11" border along the left selvage with a terracotta and alabaster floral design and a 14" border along the right selvage with an alabaster and soft black floral design. The central, "floral sash" design features bands of stylized floral and geometric patterns in shades of terracotta, icy blue, vivid blue, hazelnut, etc. on a soft white background (PANTONE 18-1239, 12-0704, 12-4610, 16-4529, etc.). The fabric is a breeezy semi-opaque lightweight cotton woven with a bit of cottony crispness in the drape, and you can view the entire panel in the second photo. Make a lovely shirt, tunic, dress, skirt, etc. Some styles will need lining or layering. Please test first if you wish to hand wash, and hang to dry, or dry clean.
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