Christmas Patchwork Cotton Fabric - The Nutcracker - Sugar Plum Green
Christmas Patchwork Cotton Fabric - The Nutcracker - Sugar Plum Green
SKU:204197
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Recommended for Christmas Patchwork Cotton Fabric - The Nutcracker - Sugar Plum Green
Printed on 100% premium cotton, this cream fabric features some of the standout classic images of the classic ballet, The Nutcracker. With sugarplum fairies and nutcrackers amongst festive motifs of trumpets, baubles, and trees, this patchwork cotton can work as a feature in a quilt or as a special handmade stocking.
The Nutcracker by Makower is a fun and festive collection inspired by the classic ballet. Beautiful patchwork cottons with Christmas style blenders and feature fabrics with sugarplum fairies, proud rat kings, dancing Claras, and the titular Nutcracker himself. With warm colours and metallic gold details, this collection is classic Christmas crafting.
Width:112cm
Fibre content: 100% Cotton
Weight:Medium Weight
Opacity:Opaque
Recommended Machine Needle:Universal 80/12
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If you are unsure about a colour, we recommend ordering a fabric sample before purchasing.
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