Product Description
Lime and Yellow Checker from Paintbrush Studio Graphix collection.
The vibrant and cheerful Lime and Yellow Checker Fabric, a perfect choice for your next sewing or quilting project. Made from high-quality cotton, this fabric boasts a soft and breathable texture that is comfortable to work with and easy to maintain.
The lively checker design in shades of lime green and bright yellow adds a playful and joyful touch to your next quilt or sewing project - this fabric is sure to make a statement.
With a width of 44 inches and cut by the quarter metre, this fabric is versatile enough to use for a wide range of projects. It is also easy to care for and can be machine washed and dried for convenience.
Add this bweautiful Lime Green and Bright Yellow Checker Fabricto your quilt stash to create something unique and beautiful!
Other Details
Order by The ¼ Metre
This fabric is sold by the ¼ metre, to order 1 full metre, enter a quantity of 4. Quantities of 2 or more will be cut as one continuous piece.
If ordering only ¼ metre, please be sure to select if you would like a Long Quarter or Fat Quarter cut. Please see illustration below if unsure.
Studio Cuts - Deisgned for Quilters
 | We cut our fabrics a little differently here at Morris Works, something we call Studio Cuts, specifically designed for quilters. The bonus - you get more fabric! Up to the first metre of fabric, we cut every ¼ metre increment up to 10" / 25.4cm. ¼ metre - Long Quarter: 10" wide by WOF, order quantity of 1, choose Long Quarter cut ¼ metre - Fat Quarter: 20" wide by ½ WOF, order quantity of 1, choose Fat Quarter cut ½ Metre: 20" wide by WOF, order quantity of 2 ¾ Metre: 30" wide by WOF, order quantity of 3 1 Metre: 40" wide by WOF, order quantity of 4 |
All quantities greater than 1 metre of fabric are cut to metric measurement. For example, 1.25 metre is cut to 49.2 inches / 125cm.
Care
This fabric is 100% cotton with a printed design. Manufacturer recommends to wash at 30 degrees or cooler. This fabric can be tumble dried on low-medium heat. The estimated shrinkage is between 3 - 5%.
