112cm wide, cotton poplin print fabric with an all over flower design on a mustard background. Very pretty indeed.
Part number: 1902O02A
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156cm wide, 180gsm², 95% cotton, 5% Elastane. This is a lovely cotton jersey in mustard with assorted loops and flowers in black, white, pale pink and pale blue. Due to limited stock, no samples are available.
Part number: 1902H02*
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140cm wide, 100% Viscose dress fabric with an all over floral design in yellow and blue flowers. This fabric is 120gsm² and is very pretty. Due to limited stock, no samples are available.
Part number: 1901H02*
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150cm wide, very soft polyester dress fabric from John Kaldor. It fits somewhere between a chiffon and a satin, that is to say it is very fine, wonderfully soft and has a very gentle sheen.
Part number: 1812JK013
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145cm wide, polyester light weight dress fabric in a very pale pink with and all over cranberry coloured floral pattern with black and taupe. Very pretty, virtually crease less and very elegant.
Part number: 1812JK05
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150cm wide, polyester/ polyamide short crop knitted velvet with plenty of stretch from John Kaldor.
Part number: 1812JK07
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150cm wide, John Kaldor viscose dress fabric with an element of stretch, but only enough to help with the draping. In a pattern which reminds me of what you might see if you are whizzing across France on the TGV..
Part number: 1812JK06
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150cm wide, substantial, heavy weight, polyester, polyamide (nylon), quite a flat finish, John Kaldor satin in black with a large sprawling all over floral pattern in blue , white, taupe and pale dusky pink.
Part number: 1812JK09
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150cm wide, deep golden coloured jacquard, jacket/ light furnishing fabric, in a pattern which might be described as Aztec.
Part number: 1810J47*
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The label says lemon curd, whilst I thought that was a bit funny, oddly enough it might even resemble lemon curd. What is it? It is a fabulous 158cm wide cotton 6 whale cord trousering which has been in some awfully expensive trousers which I would of dea
Part number: 1810J06
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140cm wide, Navy blue fine net with an all over "crochet" pattern in turquoise, pale cream, pale yellow, pale orange and shades of pink from pale to cerise.
Part number: 1810C06
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140cm wide, white net with and all over but not to dense "beautiful crochet" floral pattern in shades of pink, pale blue, pale grey, pale orange and pale turquoise.
Part number: 1810C04
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.jpg?v=c0a8b7f9 "Here we have a selection of Jersey fabrics, if you are looking for cotton or viscose jersey fabrics in particular you will be able to find them both here and in the sub-section. If your pattern specifies a knit fabric, then a jersey will be fine.")
.jpg?v=e9308533 "Ponti di Roma or Ponte Roma as it is more familiarly known is a double knit jersey fabric. Conceived in Italy ‘Ponti di Roma’ means Roman Bridge, a magnified close up of the cloth illustrates how the loop structure of the fabric is reminiscent of bridge arches. Ponte Roma has a firm strong knit which holds its shape and is great for covering lumps and bumps. It comes in different weights and yarn types, but all these details you will find in each fabric listed below. If you would like to learn more about it read the Croft Mill Ponte Roma guide.. (*1)
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*1: http://craftii.co.uk/new-products/what-is-a-ponte-roma-and-how-do-i-sew-it/")
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