Crafty By Chatham Glyn Maurice Pillard 100% Cotton Percale 50x55cm Wide Fat Quarter Bundle for Crafting, Patchwork, Kid's Craft

🎨 Step into the world of Art Nouveau elegance with this stunning fat quarter bundle, showcasing the legendary botanical and ornamental artwork of French designer Maurice Pillard Verneuil. Each print is a timeless tribute to nature, pattern, and symmetry – turning your craft into a piece of art.

Prints Includes;
🌸 A soft yellow fabric adorned with delicate flowers and birds. The charming design adds a whimsical touch, perfect for various creative projects.
🍃 An earthy design featuring leaves and feathers in muted browns and greens. This natural motif evokes a sense of tranquility and connection to nature.
🦚 A vibrant pattern featuring stylized peacocks in cheerful blue and yellow hues. The playful design adds a touch of elegance and liveliness to the fabric.
🌼 An intricate floral design with bold blue and gold colors for a striking look. This eye-catching pattern is sure to make a statement in apparel or home décor.

✂️ Specifications – Composition: 100% Cotton. 1Pack: 4Piece. Size: 50x55cm. Weight: 125gr/m2. Theme: William Morris. Technics: Woven. Certification: Oeko-Tex. Special Feature: Skin Friendly, Anti-Pill, Breathable

🌿 Premium 100% Cotton Percale – Soft, smooth, and durable fabric with a luxurious feel, ideal for quilting, dressmaking, patchwork, and home décor.

✂️ Fat Quarter Bundle for Versatile Crafting – Pre-cut pieces make it easy to mix and match designs for cushions, bags, table runners, and creative DIY projects.

🏡 Perfect for Home & Fashion Sewing – Whether you’re designing a quilt, a stylish dress, or decorative pillows, this fabric bundle provides endless possibilities for elegant and timeless projects

🚫 Product Care and Safety Information - All of our products are assumed to be non-fire resistant and hand wash only.

⚠️ Color Representation Disclaimer - While every effort has been made to represent the colors in our images accurately; however, please be mindful that due to various factors such as monitor resolution, lighting conditions, photo processing software, and more, it is extremely challenging to achieve a 100% accurate depiction of colors