Product Description
Zander in Delftware from the Amsterdam Collection by Libs Elliott for Andover Fabrics
Zander in Delftware is a rhythmic, scalloped geometric from the Amsterdam collection by Libs Elliott for Andover Fabrics. Repeating fan-like arches in layered shades of blue create a beautifully ordered pattern that nods to traditional Delftware motifs while feeling fresh and graphic.
The Delftware colourway pairs crisp white detailing with rich and mid-tone blues, giving the design depth without heaviness. The regular, overlapping structure adds movement and visual texture, making it a striking yet versatile print.
Ideal for borders, backing fabrics, statement quilt blocks, and modern home décor projects, Zander in Delftware works particularly well alongside the collection’s florals and blenders. Its strong repeat brings cohesion and energy to a quilt while still allowing other prints to shine.
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%.
