Description
Natural linen/cotton blend waffle fabric. High-quality softened fabric with a natural texture. Ideal for sewing home textiles (bath towels, hand towels, blankets), and more.
The price is per one meter. Fabric will be cut in one piece to your chosen length, unless requested otherwise.
Country of origin: Lithuania
Color: natural (undyed) (5-3)
Shrinkage
The shrinkage after the first wash is no more than 5%.
Details
* weight: 230 g/m² or 6.78 oz/yd²
* width: 138 cm or 54" (approximately)
* 51% organic linen / 49% organic cotton
* softened, medium weight
* breathable, anti-allergic
* easy to wash
* suitable for children
* OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified (guarantees you that it meets ecological requirements)
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We fold the fabric beautifully and send it in a secure package. The maximum length of one fabric cut is about 17 meters. For example, if you buy 30 meters of one-color fabric, you will get two pieces of 17 and 13 meters. For non-standard lengths, please contact us at hello@earthytextiles.com.
Fabric care
Machine wash up to 40°C (104°F) on a gentle cycle / Wash colors separately / Tumble dry on the lowest heat possible or dry airy in shade / Ironing is not necessary but if this is your preference we recommend ironing on medium heat with steam.
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We make every effort to capture the actual colors of the fabric when photographing. However, the real colors may vary slightly from those shown on the screen. If you are worried please order Linen fabric samples first or contact us at hello@earthytextiles.com. We would love to help you!
Customer Reviews
I purchased this fabric for some natural dye projects. I can't begin to tell you how wonderful it is; but I strongly recommend washing and drying before doing anything with it, it sheds a lot of fiber the first time you wash it.
Here, I've folded it in a shibori fold and pre=treated it with tannins and mordant, and then dyed the corners in weld (yellow), madder root (red) and indigo (blue) to make a dyer's color wheel, inspired by the color wheels painters use to demonstrate how their paints mix to make new colors.
Simple, elegant fabric