Avery Indian Cotton
A quirky Indian screenprint of birds and what we think might be elephants!
This cotton would be suitable for dresses with fullness and tops, we’d make a Florence or Clover top or some Winnie pajamas.
- 100% Cotton
- Approximate width: 43" (110cm)
- Weight: 3.2oz, 110gsm
- Please note: Indian hand-printed cloths are sometimes susceptible to irregularities in the print, this is all part of their charm and are not classed as flaws.
- This fabric is hand dyed. For the couple of washes, place the fabric in the washing machine drum at 30 or 40 degrees with a handful of table salt. This will fix the dye to prevent it from running.
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Avery Indian Cotton
Avery Indian Cotton
A quirky Indian screenprint of birds and what we think might be elephants!
This cotton would be suitable for dresses with fullness and tops, we’d make a Florence or Clover top or some Winnie pajamas.
- 100% Cotton
- Approximate width: 43" (110cm)
- Weight: 3.2oz, 110gsm
- Please note: Indian hand-printed cloths are sometimes susceptible to irregularities in the print, this is all part of their charm and are not classed as flaws.
- This fabric is hand dyed. For the couple of washes, place the fabric in the washing machine drum at 30 or 40 degrees with a handful of table salt. This will fix the dye to prevent it from running.
$3.75
Avery Indian Cotton—
$3.75
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Description
A quirky Indian screenprint of birds and what we think might be elephants!
This cotton would be suitable for dresses with fullness and tops, we’d make a Florence or Clover top or some Winnie pajamas.
- 100% Cotton
- Approximate width: 43" (110cm)
- Weight: 3.2oz, 110gsm
- Please note: Indian hand-printed cloths are sometimes susceptible to irregularities in the print, this is all part of their charm and are not classed as flaws.
- This fabric is hand dyed. For the couple of washes, place the fabric in the washing machine drum at 30 or 40 degrees with a handful of table salt. This will fix the dye to prevent it from running.
