Italian asian tunic panel cotton voile
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$28.52 USD
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$28.52 USD
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Fabric: #55755
contents: cotton
width: 56.5"
origin: Italy
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Fabric: #55755
contents: cotton
width: 56.5"
origin: Italy
Sold by the PANEL, and each panel is 53" long. PLEASE ORDER "1" for one full dress panel, "2" for two, and so on.
Here's something you probably haven't seen before, just in with a new shipment from Italy! It's a long tunic panel, in the actual shape of the tunic (see the bottom photo, turned sideways and a bit skewed...the actual dress outline is centered, straight and symmetrical), with a stunning Asian design in tones of red, gold, blue, silvery white and deep hunter green (PANTONE 19-1533, 19-3928, 14-0740, 19-0618, etc.). If you wish to make the actual tunic you would need two panels, but one could certainly make many other designs with one panel of this print, choosing carefully your pattern placement for any number of looks. The fabric is a lovely cotton voile, lightweight and semi-sheer with a floaty and soft drape. The long tunic would probably need lining or layering, but you could also make a shorter tunic, blouse, kimono, overblouse, top, scarf, etc. Please test first if you wish to hand or machine wash, and hang to dry.
Here's something you probably haven't seen before, just in with a new shipment from Italy! It's a long tunic panel, in the actual shape of the tunic (see the bottom photo, turned sideways and a bit skewed...the actual dress outline is centered, straight and symmetrical), with a stunning Asian design in tones of red, gold, blue, silvery white and deep hunter green (PANTONE 19-1533, 19-3928, 14-0740, 19-0618, etc.). If you wish to make the actual tunic you would need two panels, but one could certainly make many other designs with one panel of this print, choosing carefully your pattern placement for any number of looks. The fabric is a lovely cotton voile, lightweight and semi-sheer with a floaty and soft drape. The long tunic would probably need lining or layering, but you could also make a shorter tunic, blouse, kimono, overblouse, top, scarf, etc. Please test first if you wish to hand or machine wash, and hang to dry.
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