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  • Extra Wide Cotton Quilt Backing - Blue

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    Product Details

    Give your quilt a seamless finish. This extra-wide quilt backing fabric is made to back your quilts in one piece, with no joins to line up or hide. At 274cm (108") wide, it covers larger quilts with room to spare, so your finished piece looks neat, flat and professional.

    It’s 100% cotton fabric with a soft, smooth texture that’s lovely to quilt through. It’s excellent for quilting and patchwork, but its generous width also makes it useful for dressmaking, bag making, home décor and lots of other crafts.

    A few places this fabric loves to land:

    Quilt backing: lap quilts through to king-size bed quilts, with no joins
    Quilting and patchwork: backgrounds, borders and binding
    Dressmaking: skirts, dresses and large garments
    Bag making: large totes, storage bags and pouches
    Home décor: cushion covers, table runners, bunting and curtains

    Specifications
    • Width: 274cm/ 108" (Approx) 
    • Composition: 100% Cotton
    • Colour: Blue 
    • Fabric Type: Cotton
    Care Instructions

    ✔Machine washable at 30°C
    ✔Pre-wash before sewing, as cotton can shrink slightly
    ✔Wash with similar colours for the first few washes
    ✔Do not use bleach
    ✔Tumble dry low or line dry
    ✔Medium iron
    ✔Always test a small sample first to check your preferred washing method

    sustainability

    Cotton is a natural, renewable fibre, and this backing fabric is made to last through years of use and washing. Unlike synthetics, it doesn’t hang around in landfill for centuries. It’s biodegradable and breaks down naturally at the end of its life.


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