Fabric Shop / Fabric by Width / 144cm/ 56" and above /
A Small Gathering - Pale Turquoise
A Small Gathering - Pale Turquoise - Pale Turquoise Polyester Taffeta Lining Fabric CU
| Description: |
| 150cm wide taffeta lining which around about way are out here from a small defunct tailoring operation. This is a lightly iridescent pale turquoise, not always readily available. One of those items you wish you had if you hadn’t got it, but I would say this of course. | | Approx Width: |
150cm/59" |
| Composition: |
Polyester |
| Washing Instruction: |
Machine wash at 40°C |
| What Can I make With This: | Shirt, garments, lining |
|
| * Please allow 10% shrinkage for all fabrics to be on the safe side. For all fabrics wash before making up in the same manner as would with subsequent washes (including drying methods). If you are in any doubt about care instructions please always test a sample first to find the most suitable way to wash your chosen fabrics, as we cannot accept liability for fabrics washed or treated incorrectly. |
| * All sizes and measurement for fabrics washed or treated are approximate. |
|
For details on our returns policy click here.
|
|
|
|
.jpg?v=cebc0467 "Click image for larger view")
.jpg?v=ebec8009)
.jpg?v=0ddd592e "The Great British Sewing Bee is returning to our screens. It will be aired on the 12th February 2019 on BBC 2 most likely in the 08:00 pm slot. Croft Mill Fabrics will be following the show so check back to our website, blog, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter feed for fabric news.
Joe Lycett (*1) and judges Esme (*2) and Patrick (*3) are the judges for the new series.
Links:
*1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Lycett
*2: https://www.yours.co.uk/features/celebrity/articles/meet-esme-young-the-new-judge-on-the-great-british-sewing-bee
*3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Grant_(designer)")
.jpg?v=e2036664 "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. STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® is an independent product label for all types of textiles tested for harmful substances – from yarns and fabrics to the ready-to-use items that you can buy in the shops.")
.jpg?v=5e4a63ac "These are our viscose jerseys. We try to get them in a variety of colours and styles for you, so hopefully you like what you see. Viscose jersey fabric, tends to have more stretch than its cotton jersey counterpart.")
.gif?v=81c7eba5)
