Steel Break - Guarded Wheel - by Craft Cotton Company

Neat, modern and endlessly useful. Steel Break is a collection of geometric ditsy prints in a rich palette of navy, orange, white, red and blue. The patterns are small and delicate, with irregular edges and shapes that give them a fresh, contemporary feel. Think of them as blenders with personality.

The collection includes five designs: Cipher Circle, Geo Seal, Guarded Wheel, Hypno Square and Trigate. In Cipher Circle, for example, a circular motif sits on a diamond grid, with a small red star-shaped detail and a navy dot on a blue background. They're made to work together, so you can build a quilt with plenty of depth, or use a single print where you want a quiet touch of pattern.

It's soft, breathable 100% cotton at 145gsm, with a lovely drape and a smooth finish. It's easy to cut, press and sew, and gentle enough for garments.

A few places this fabric loves to land:

• Quilts and patchwork, from modern designs to scrappy blends
• Dressmaking, including shirts, blouses and dresses
• Ties, pocket squares and other stylish accessories
• Bags, pouches and tote bags
• Cushions, lampshades, curtains and soft furnishings
• Craft projects and handmade gifts

Whatever you're making, Steel Break adds a smart, modern finish.

• Width: 112cm/44" (approx)
• Weight: 145gsm
• Composition: 100% Cotton
• Colour: White | Blue
• Fabric Type: Cotton
• Range: Steel Break
• Brand: The Craft Cotton Company
• Certification: OEKO-TEX Standard 100

✔Machine washable at 30°C
✔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

Steel Break is independently tested and certified to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, so it's free from harmful substances. That's a comforting choice for shirts, children's clothes and anything that sits against the skin. It's made from natural cotton too, so it's built for the long haul, and it breaks down naturally when it eventually reaches the end of its life.