Larkspur Linen (CC481) - William Morris Digital Printed 100% Cotton Fabric | Classic Arts & Crafts Designs 150gsm 55" (140cm) Wide – Sold by the Meter
Larkspur Linen (CC481) - William Morris Digital Printed 100% Cotton Fabric | Classic Arts & Crafts Designs 150gsm 55" (140cm) Wide – Sold by the Meter
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DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
William Morris-Inspired Digital Printed 100% Cotton Fabric – 55" / 140 cm Wide
Bring timeless Arts & Crafts character to sewing projects with this William Morris-inspired Digital Printed 100% Cotton Fabric. The collection features richly detailed heritage-style patterns, including designs such as Larkspur, Willow Bough and Strawberry Thief, across a range of classic colourways.
Digitally printed on 100% cotton, this lightweight 150 GSM fabric has a smooth handle that works well for both dressmaking and creative interior projects.
Design / Code: Larkspur Linen (CC481)
Fabric Details
- Composition: 100% Cotton
- Fabric Type: Digital Printed Cotton
- Width: 55 inches / 140 cm
- Weight: 150 GSM
- Weight Class: Lightweight
- Design Style: William Morris-Inspired Arts & Crafts Print
- Handle: Smooth
- Print: Detailed Digital Print
- Certification: OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
- Care: Wash up to 60°C
- Unit of Sale: By the metre
Ideal For
- Dresses
- Blouses
- Skirts
- Quilting
- Cushions
- Curtains
- Accessories
- Craft projects
- Traditional home décor
Why Choose This Printed Cotton?
- 100% cotton construction
- 150 GSM lightweight fabric suits dressmaking and creative projects
- Smooth handle makes it practical for garment and interior sewing
- Detailed digital printing showcases classic Arts & Crafts-inspired patterning
- 140 cm width provides useful coverage for clothing and decorative projects
- OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified
The Larkspur Linen (CC481) design combines classic Arts & Crafts-inspired patterning with smooth, lightweight 100% cotton, making it a versatile choice for garments, quilting, cushions, curtains, accessories and traditional decorative projects.
