Palace Blue Flowers Reproduction Fabric

Product Description

Palace Blue Flowers Reproduction Fabric features trailing vines with green leaves and bursting blooms in red, pink, soft yellow, white, and purple on a vivid sky blue ground. The pattern on this 18th-century reproduction fabric is inspired by a pair of curtain panels dated 1750-1790 in The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation's textile collections. Create stunning 18th-century gowns, robes, jackets, waistcoats, and banyans from this gorgeous fabric, or add historical charm to your modern makes and home decorating projects.

Features

• Colonial Williamsburg 18th-century reproduction fabric
• Adapted from an original bed curtain in the collections of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
• 100% lightweight cotton
• Digitally printed with high-quality fiber-reactive dyes
• OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified
• 44"W, 42"W excluding selvedges
• 14" pattern repeat
• Blue, green, red, purple, soft yellow, and white

Please note: Fabric is sold by the yard and is not returnable. Multiple yards will be cut in one continuous piece. A maximum of 25 yards per cut applies to this product. Dye lots may vary slightly. We suggest purchasing the full amount of fabric you will need for your project.

Product Care

Wash by hand or on the gentle cycle in cool water. Line dry or tumble dry on air or low heat. Iron on the reverse side of the print on low. Do not use bleach.

Inspiration

The fabric used on the edge of a pair of curtain panels in the collections of Colonial Williamsburg inspired our Palace Blue reproduction 18th-century fabric. (Object #1937-165,5A) Learn more about this object in our digital collections and see our textile collections in person at the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg.

Sustainability and Quality

Colonial Williamsburg Reproduction Fabrics are OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified. Our fabrics are digitally printed with fiber-reactive dyes, not pigments, to ensure better color fastness over time.