- Carnaval - Thema Stoffen - Stoffen
- 100% polyester (Terlenka)
- Unique peacock feather print
- Ideal for costumes and themed parties
- Non-stretch, sturdy quality
In stock, ordered before 5:00 PM, shipped today
Description
Bring your sewing ideas to life with Texture small peacock feathers on black. This printed cotton fabric by the metre is actually made from 100% polyester Terlenka, giving you a smooth, matt finish with a sturdy feel and a lovely drape. The detailed peacock feather print in vibrant blue and green tones stands out beautifully against the deep black background, making it a striking choice for projects that need personality.
With a weight of 173 g/m² and a plain weave, this dressmaking fabric offers enough body for structured makes while still feeling easy to work with. It is non-stretch, so it is especially well suited to garments with clean lines and a good fit. Think blazers, waistcoats, trousers, carnival outfits or cosplay pieces that need to hold their shape.
Because this polyester fabric is durable, colourfast and easy to care for, it is a practical option for clothing that needs to look good through a celebration or performance. You can wash it at 30 degrees, do not bleach it, tumble drying is not recommended, and ironing should be kept on a low setting. Steam is allowed.
Use it for costume sewing, statement tailoring or creative dressmaking. The pattern is detailed enough to catch the eye without overpowering your design, and it also works well for decorative projects such as cushions or a themed wall hanging. If you are looking for a fabric by the metre with impact, this is a versatile choice for both clothing and creative work.
More Information
| Sku |
60777-490
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|---|---|
| TVI-index | 3 |
| Polyester (%) | 100 |
| Widely used for | Blazer, Carnival, Cosplay, Trousers |
| Fabric Type | Terlenka Burlington |
| Stretch | Not stretchy |
| Fabric Weave Type | Plain |
| Width (cm) | 150 |
| Motive | Animal skins |
| Weight (g / m²) | 173 |
| Surface | Mat |
| Washing instructions |
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