Linen Look Panama - Watercolour Leaves

Brighten up your projects with the Recycled Linen Look Digital Canvas – Multicolour Leaves, a playful and eco-conscious fabric featuring a rainbow of painted foliage across a natural linen-look base. The design blends warm oranges, fresh greens, ocean blues, and soft purples for a lively yet elegant look that works beautifully across seasons.

Made from a sustainable mix of 56% Cotton, 22% Recycled Cotton, and 22% Recycled Polyester, this fabric combines strength with softness, giving you durability without losing the lightweight handle of 200gsm canvas. At 140cm wide, it’s ideal for a wide range of creative projects – from bold cushions, curtains, and table décor to bags, aprons, and casual fashion pieces.

With its natural texture and Oeko-Tex certification, this fabric is not only versatile and easy to sew, but also kind to both maker and environment. Its unique multicolour leaf pattern makes it a standout choice for makers and small businesses wanting designs that feel fresh, uplifting, and distinctive.

Width: 140cm/55" (approx)

Weight: 200gr/m2

Composition: 56% Cotton, 22% Recycled Cotton, 22% Recycled Polyester 

Colour:  Beige | Multicoloured 

Fabric Type: Panama

Washing: 

✔Machine washable at 30°C or lower
✔Do not use bleach
✔Iron on a Low
✔Allow 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.

✔Machine washable at 30°C or lower
✔Do not use bleach
✔Iron on a Low
✔Allow 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.