Aquatic Steampunkery - Gears In Brown - by Desiree Designs - Quilting Treasures - Quilting Cotton Fabric

Dive into an imaginative underwater world with Aquatic Steampunkery: Gears in Brown, designed by Desiree Designs for Quilting Treasures. Part of a fantastical collection where octopi, seahorses, crabs, and other sea creatures come to life in a captivating steampunk-inspired setting, this coordinating gears print blends intricate mechanical detail with a rich, warm brown colourway.

Desiree Designs' imaginative illustrative style shines through in this print, bringing an industrial, cog-and-machinery aesthetic to perfectly complement the collection's whimsical sea creature characters. Whether used as a striking feature fabric or a coordinating backdrop, Gears in Brown adds real depth and texture to any Aquatic Steampunkery project.

Crafted from 100% premium quality cotton, Gears in Gold offers a lovely soft handle and reliable, easy-to-sew performance, whether you're an experienced quilter or just starting out. The fabric holds its shape beautifully and presses crisply, making it a pleasure to work with for patchwork, quilting, appliqué, and dressmaking-style craft projects alike.

This versatile fabric is perfect for a whole host of makes, including:

• Patchwork quilts and cushion covers
• Tote bags, pouches and craft accessories
• Dressmaking and garment projects
• Steampunk and fantasy-themed home décor
• Memory quilts and keepsake gifts
• Statement accessories for novelty-lovers

Width: 112cm/44” (approx)

Composition: 100% cotton

Colour: Brown

Fabric Type: Plain Cotton

Range: Aquatic Steampunkery

Designer: Desiree Designs

Brand: Quilting Treasures

✔Machine washable at 30°C
✔Wash separately or with similar colours for the first few washes
✔Do not use bleach
✔Tumble dry on a low heat, or line dry for best results
✔Iron on a medium/cotton setting if needed
✔Allow up to 10% shrinkage — we recommend washing your fabric before cutting and sewing
✔Always test a small sample first to check your preferred washing method

For the best results in your finished project, wash your fabric in the same way you intend to wash the final item (including your usual drying method) before you start cutting and sewing — this removes any shrinkage in advance and helps keep your project looking its best wash after wash.