Beautifuly Designed Dress Making Hand Block Printed Fabric |Indian Cotton Craft Sewing Material Supplies | Fabric for Quilt Making | 2.5 Yard; Blue

I was concerned about ordering this and it being too sheer, but it really is beautiful fabric. It might need a lining depending on how it is used, but it’s much more opaque than many thicker fabrics. It will be a gorgeous dress for me

Have ordered Indian fabrics twice. This took a little longer to arrive, but it DID arrive. I am pleased with the quality, it is thin as expected. Shall use it to recover a lampshade. I had hoped it would have some shine, but no. The pattern is crisp and exactly as wanted.

It's a beautiful summer cotton fabric that is very airy and has a good feel to it . I made a saree blouse out of it. I added some lining in the bodice.

This was just a waste of money not what the picture showed. Very poor quality material and very much a waste of money.

It isnt as think as I thought it would be. It still worked for the project i had, however when I ordered more, the colors were not the same. So if you think you are going to need a lot, make sure to order a bunch from the same batch.

Beautiful print. A bit sheer.

When I buy fabric, especially cotton, I always prewash with the intention of trying to shrink it. I don't hand wash much of anything...it all goes into the machine and whatever happens, happens. Same here. I machine washed it on warm, then tumble dried it. It actually didn't shrink much at all. It came out of the dryer a bit wrinkled but the color didn't fade and the fabric didn't pill. I am very pleased with the results. I really like the color and pattern. The fabric is sheer when held up to the light as you can see in one of my photos. I plan to make a tiered skirt in a Boho style for my grandlittle. The fabric is soft and drapes beautifully. The print does go through to the other side so it looks almost the same on both sides. I say almost because you can still tell the difference if you look closely but it isn't like some printed fabrics where the print is clearly only on one side. I wouldn't use this as a quilting cotton since it is too thin for that and if you're making masks, this is definitely on the thin side so it would need to be layered. I've made denim masks with filter pockets and I put the denim layer on the outside with a lighter cotton layer on the inside with the intention of using the filter pocket for a non woven filter like a tissue. This fabric may or may not be too thin for the inner layer. For a skirt or dress though, it's perfect! One more note, when it came out of the wash, I expected the edges to be frayed, a lot. They weren't. Not like some of the cottons I have machine washed that come out with threads pulling out from both ends. Very pleased with thos fabric overall.

This fabric has an interesting print as shown, but it's not as vibrant as suggested in the photos, and is a more muted shade of navy and a lighter blue. Very lightweight, so as clothing, probably best for summer.The listing here says to air dry, but that's the sort of silliness up with which I will not put. 100% cotton, so I will wash and dry before sewing. I'll expect it to shrink a lot, and that that's why they're telling you to air dry, to prevent that. But I say just go for it and let your cotton shrink. I guess it might wrinkle quite a bit as well. I'll give it a try and report back.Update: washed/dried as I wash most of my clothes: warm/warm normal and in the dryer until dry. It's not super wrinkly (I did give it a good shake in between washer and dryer, as I do with a number of things). The fabric (after just one wash) is about 42" wide and 92 inches long. Rats, I didn't measure before washing... that's just over 2.5 yards. I'm sure it didn't grow in the wash, but it looks like it didn't shrink, which is super cool.

Hello - I bought this item to creat a table cloth. Although the print is very colorful, be advised that the material is very thin and that Frida has crossed eyes.