Halloween Patchwork Fabric - Haunted House - Border Print
Halloween Patchwork Fabric - Haunted House - Border Print
SKU:202393
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Haunted House is the second Halloween collection from Lewis & Irene, and it does not disappoint! Once again these fun prints GLOW IN THE DARK!
This fab border print comes in a eerie green shade, with a classic Hallow's Eve scene of a graveyard, scary trees, a haunted house with resident ghosts and skeletons and of course witches conjuring spells!
The border print makes this fabric perfect for table covering - as well as being perfect for making fun patchwork and quilting projects - these cotton fabrics are great for creating garments, too! Dresses, blouses, scrunchies... anything!
*The border print runs along both selvedge edges of this fabric.
*Pattern repeat = 40cm. This is the minimum cut from this fabric.
Width: 112cm
Fibre content: 100% Cotton
Care instructions: Machine wash 30 degrees. Always pre-wash before making.
Weight: Approx. 150gsm/quilting weight
Opacity: Opaque
Since every computer monitor and mobile device is different, we cannot guarantee the colour will be an exact match to what you see online. Make use of our Swatch Service to ensure this fabric is suitable for your project.
| Width | 112cm |
| Fibre content | 100% Cotton |
| Weight | Approx. 150gsm/quilting weight |
| Opacity | Opaque |
Standard UK Delivery
- £4.99 for orders under £50
- Free for orders over £50
- Delivered within 2–5 working days via Royal Mail
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If you are unsure about a colour, we recommend ordering a fabric sample before purchasing.
