Cotton Handloom, Shot Cotton, WatermelonThis slub textured handloomed cotton is called "shot cotton" because of the weaving process. The warp yarns are one color, and the weft yarns a different color, which are then "shot" through the warp loom. The visual effect is that you will see varying shades of color as the fabric moves. It is lovely and can be used for apparel as well as quilts and blankets This colorway has a watermelon pink warp and a pale rose weft It is recommended to wash and

View B has V-shaped straps on the front neckline and a V-shaped cut out in the back with a cropped length

Light blue

Are you wondering if it's you or if it's your machine

2 type sets

With its crisp drape

This Sevenberry Japanese cotton shirting fabric features authentic resist-dye-inspired patterns

deep blues

Content: 47% Cotton Viscose/27%Cotton/ 11% Polyester/11% Horsehair/4% Wool

Store your treasures in patch pockets on the side and back

Brimming with ideas from the pretty to the practical

Press Clothes are designed for pressing whenever you need a little extra protection

Top: Loose-fitting top slightly eased onto a hem band at the hip