AFRICAN HAND DYED ADIRE,SHIBORI,SASHIKO,ALARODUDU-INDIGO BROCADE COTTON BATIK

This African-themed cotton fabric features a beautiful hand-dyed pattern in blue. With a length of 5 yards, this fabric is suitable for a variety of projects, from curtains and blankets to clothing and accessories. The unique batik pattern adds an extra touch of artistry to any project. Crafters will appreciate the versatility of this fabric, suitable for a range of uses from costume design to draping. The fabric’s features include hand-dyed coloring and high-quality cotton material. Whether you’re creating a new wardrobe item or accenting a room with a cushion cover, this fabric is a perfect choice.

Hand Dyed Raspberry Pink Red Purple Watercolor Batik Half Yard 1/2 yd Fabric

Raspberry Pink Red Purple Watercolor Half Yard 1.2 yds x 1/2 yd Fabric Quilts Sewing Crafts This fabric is great for quilting, sewing, and other crafts The fabric is made of rich raspberry pink with red and purple The pattern looks like it is made of watercolor paints It is a half yard, measuring about 43.5” x 18” (1.2 yds x 1/2 yd) Check our store for more beautiful fabric!.

Hoffman 1895 Watercolor Fat Quarter Bundles, 12 FQ, Hand Dyed Cotton, 12 Colors

These fat quarters are curated by Hoffman from a selection of Hoffmans 1895 Watercolor fabrics. This fabric is hand dyed in Indonesia using traditional techniques. This fabric is perfect for quilting and can also be used for other sewing projects. Each colored assortment consists of 12 fat quarters. Each color is a selection of 12 different shades of that color. You can hand wash fat quarters but I would personally not machine wash them since it may lead to fraying of the fabric. It is easier to wash the fabric by hand and line dry or wash after the edges are sewn. Batik fabric is a hand made and hand painted item from Indonesia. There are always variations from roll to roll and color to color. This is the beauty of these goods and is not to be considered flawed. These are one of a kind fabrics that are unique to the artisans of Bali and are not to be considered flawed. Please remember if choosing First Class Shipping the total weight of the item(s) must be lower than 15.99 ounces. A half yard of fabric weights + or – 2 ounces without the package. Returns: If, for any reason, you want to return your purchase you must: Contact me through Ebay if you have any problems with your order and give me the opportunity to correct the problem.Ship the item back to me within 30 days of receiving the item.If I have sent the wrong item, contact me with an image of the item you received and I will remit a label for the return and mail you what you ordered. If you need the item faster please reorder the item and I will refund your purchase when I receive the return.Nothing is refundable if it has been altered or damaged in any way.If you purchase a quilt pack of strips, fat quarters or anything commercially packaged and you open it, THE SALE IS FINAL. Shipping costs are not refundable.I usually ship within 1 business day of receiving your payment but on occasion, my post office does not. Shipping within the US is via USPS and reflects the cost of postage and packaging. All packages shipped include a tracking number and you will be able to see that number in your purchase history as soon as I ship the item. I am not liable for the loss of a package once tracking has confirmed that it has arrived at your address. Please contact me before placing a large order if you have any concerns about costs of shipping or would like to specify a method or add postal insurance.Express shipping is available on a custom basis. * All Batik fabrics MAY have small spots of dye and remains of wax. I do not consider this a reason for return since it is a result of how the fabric is made. This is a handmade fabric and because of how it is made and the low cost that the manufacturers pay for the fabric I consider it a inherent part of the result of having fabric made in Indonesia. If you are totally ignorant of the condition in which handmade fabric is created please go to this link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MP-ytzk0f2o