Patchwork Cotton Fabric - Moonlight and Magic - Serpent
Patchwork Cotton Fabric - Moonlight and Magic - Serpent
SKU:204316

🧵 Matching Gütermann Thread — £2.50
Recommended for Patchwork Cotton Fabric - Moonlight and Magic - Serpent
This 100% quilting cotton features a repeating pattern of pumpkin orange serpents encased in a floral motif with stand our daisies and hidden skulls on a black background. This Halloween fabric gives a supernatural and slightly spooky feel that would be an excellent fabric to use as part of a bag or purse for those with an alternative aesthetic.
We can also see this fabric as a striking garment that can be worn year round. We would love to see this made up as the Closet Core Cornelius Western Shirt with matching piping and buttons!
Thread & Ink casts a magic spell over Halloween with a collection of charmingly spooky prints in a refined palette of charcoal, ecru and pumpkin that perfectly balances tradition with a contemporary twist.
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Width:112cm
Fibre content: 100% Cotton
Weight:Medium Weight
Opacity:Opaque
Recommended Machine Needle:Universal 80/12
Standard UK Delivery
- Orders over £50 — FREE
- Orders under £50 — £4.99
- Same day dispatch on orders placed before 2pm (Mon–Fri)
- Delivered within 2–5 working days via Royal Mail or DPD
Express UK Delivery
- £6.99 — next working day on orders placed before 2pm (Mon–Fri)
International Delivery
- Europe from £8.95
- Rest of World from £12.95
We do our best to represent colours as accurately as possible in our photography, however colours can vary between screens and devices. Colours may appear slightly different in person due to monitor calibration, lighting conditions, and the nature of photographic reproduction.
If you are unsure about a colour, we recommend ordering a fabric sample before purchasing.

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