4C22 Rustic Mix Natural Fs Premier Finish - 100% Linen Fabric - Heavy (7.1 oz/yd2) - 0.50 Yard, Width 57"

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The Natural color thread in this fabric is the earth made color of flax when it has been retted and woven into thread. No dyes, no bleach. The only thing that impacts the color of the cloth from one production to the next ( if it is more beige or grey) is the amount of sunshine and rain that particular flax harvest had.

Bleached linen color thread is made by "stripping" the natural color out of flax ( just like you would with bleaching hair). What you are left with is a very soft shade that is just ever so slightly an off-white color.  

Mix Natural color is achieved with one bleached thread and one natural color thread interwoven together. As a result - you have a grey toned natural color that is a great compliment to all other colors.

At a heavier weight of 7.1 ounces this 100% linen is referred to as Rustic due to its more textured look and feel. Durable and perfect for projects that require just a bit more substance.

The Premier Finish undergoes a two-step process to give the cloth a luxurious, supple feel right out of the box.

First, we apply a softener to give the fabric a silkier surface. Then, strong blasts of air are blown into the woven cloth. This beats up the fibers to make them softer and mimics the fiber bending process that the fabric undergoes when you've used it a lot.

This finishing process gives the fabric a much softer and more luxurious hand. It will be less prone to deep creases and have less linting. Shrinkage will still have to be taken into consideration based on the fabric type ( thread size, count, weave type).

Fabric specifications:

Article 4C22 Rustic
Content 100% Linen
Type PLAIN WEAVE
Color MIX NATURAL
Width 57 inch
Weight 7.1 oz/yd2
Thread size warp 11.6
Thread size weft 11.6
Thread count warp 38
Thread count weft 32

Customer Questions and Answers

MP

Will you get this fabric back in stock? I absolutely loved working with it.

Mary • January 9, 2023
Maureen  profile image F|S Team

I am showing that we have 700 yards of this in stock - please follow this link fabrics-store.com/fabrics/linen-fabric-4C22-mix-natural-fs-premier-finish-heavy#answers_all

Maureen • January 9, 2023
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How can I get a sample of this fabric?

PONZA • February 23, 2024
Lauren profile image F|S Team

To get a sample of this fabric, or any fabric without an order sample button; please leave a comment in your cart area of the color and fabric base you would like a sample of. If you're not placing an order, please send your details to us via email or just call us :)

Lauren • February 23, 2024
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Hi! I would like to know where is your linen from? Thank you !

Éveline • June 13, 2024
Lauren profile image F|S Team

Hello, All of our fabrics are sourced from European mills. To find out more, please see our article on the topic: support.fabrics-store.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000218746-Linen-Quality-Certification

Lauren • June 13, 2024
SJ

Can this be used for curtains? Wanting a heavier fabric that I will line for an east facing master bedroom. Thank You

Sandy • September 8, 2022
Maureen  profile image F|S Team

Yes this is a very popular choice for drapery when a heavier linen is needed.

Maureen • September 8, 2022
SJ

Please explain what the Premier Finish is? Is it a chemical used to get that finish? Thank You

Sandy • February 23, 2023
PV

Please refer to this article in our help center for an explanation of all of our finishes support.fabrics-store.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403575338253-Fabric-Finishes-Explained

Patricia • February 23, 2023
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Hi, I was told the 4C22 MIx Natural Heavy weight fabric would be too heavy for Trousers or a mens suit in the summer time, but I see a couple of people made trousers and a two piece suit and they love the fabric, drape and overall outcome of the garment. Why don't I see the 4C22 Mix Natural in a medium weight? Thanks

Andre • August 22, 2024
Lauren profile image F|S Team

4C22 is suitable for summer, but some people in very hot climates prefer the mediumweight. The mix-natural on mediumweight has sold out.

Lauren • August 22, 2024
ER

I would like to make standard size bath towel. How many yards you would recommend to buy considering fabric shrinkage?

Ekaterina • February 19, 2024
Lauren profile image F|S Team

Hello, One yard will suffice for a standard bath towel

Lauren • February 19, 2024
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Beautiful linen!

I bought 8 yards of 4C22 rustic mix , made a couch cover. It turned out great, the sofa became the focal point of our living room. The fabric has a beautiful drape and the natural color blends in well with all the other furniture pieces.

Simone • July 6, 2023
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This linen was an absolute dream to work with!

I loved how the rustic feel of the fabric juxtaposed with the tailored silhouette of the suit. It was just the right thickness and opacity while having a beautiful drape and softness to it. I've been looking for this exact fabric for a long time, so it's great to have finally found it!

Nisan • February 24, 2022
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Wonderful

I made a pair of all-season pants with this linen and am so pleased with the results. Washed and dried the fabric 3x before sewing. Lots of lint so be sure to check the dryer every 10 - 20 minutes. Shrinkage is about 10% in length, negligible in width. Will post a pic of the pants soon.

Barbara • April 9, 2018
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Michael profile image Looks 18th Century

As close to "colonial" as possible, this fabric will be on display as "straw" filled mattresses in the room interpreted as an 18th century slave quarters in the museum where I work. It was easy to sew and looks authentic. The same fabric was used to make a small window curtain for the room. The weight, color and texture make it suitable for recreation of authentic looking historic objects. Future use will include making haversacks for reenactors.

Michael • January 1, 2018
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Slipcover weight

I DO love this fabric. A few years ago I made a slipcover for another sofa using the mid-weight mix natural linen. This time I wanted to try the heaver weight on a more contemporary style piece. My only complaint is that I have experienced progressive shrinkage on everything I've made. I try to allow for this by prewashing on hot and drying on the hottest setting in a commercial dryer in addition to adding some extra length to the items I make. When I launder finished items/ slipcovers I use cold wash and low dryer temp and remove the items before they are completely dry. Even with these precautions I see progressive shrinkage.

Alice • January 1, 2018

4C22 Mix Natural (bought two ten-yard lengths almost five years ago, after a trip to Disney convinced the grandsons that they wanted to be Jedi "next time"). Jacket & belt are the 4C22 Mix Natural (used Coats & Clark 8030 thread - as this batch wasn't quite the same color as the IL019 Natural bought more recently). This adult size was view D from Simplicity 5840. The pants are two pieces (left & right) from Simplicity 8587 (Renaissance). There are a child's XL and a child's L for the rest of the kids from Butterick 5175 (Star Wars pattern from 1997). I used the dickey and belts from the Adult/Teen pattern (in smaller sizes) instead of the Star Wars and sized down the dickey to make all of them identical four pieces. The dickey is one of the linen & cotton blends for shirt - so it's all FS fabric. I can't wait to see the boy's eyes! I have 4C22 Kenya for cloaks - but it's going to be too warm in Orlando, Florida, even in October for cloaks. Grandma does NOT want to be carrying three cloaks around after the first little while at the parks. Oldest grandson is tall for his age, so this is the XL size pattern. Grandma's dummy is not male, but it's supposedly "unisex", as the 5840 is going to be used (with a modification) for the hooded cloak with sleeves that Ben Kenobi wears in the first movie. Their younger cousin is staying with them for a while, so she's coming along and I made the third Jedi outfit in her size. We adults have to avoid looking like we're in costume. Drat....

Renee • September 26, 2024

Here is a picture of the slipcover I made using 4C22 Rustic Mix Natural Fs Premier Finish - 100% Linen - Heavy (7.1 oz/yd2) Retired the last slipcover- made from your IL019 Natural mix after 8 years of heavy use, regular washings and two young cats. This one is a little heavier and lays a bit more smoothly. A breeze to sew. Note: be sure to pull a thread for projects this large to make sure your pieces are straight and hang perfectly... Next will make slipcovers for nearby chair out of both the Rio red (winter) and Allure blue (summer) french ticking. This furniture gets daily heavy wear so washability matters!

Kay • June 9, 2023

I decided to make a two-piece suit: some pleated trousers and a waistcoat. The trousers feature a Hollywood waist, a super high rise and double pleats on the front. Ever since I drafted this pattern I have been dying to make it out of undyed linen but I've never been able to find the perfect fabric for it – until now! For the waistcoat, I used the Liliana Vest pattern from Viki Sews. Together they form the perfect summer suit, and I cannot wait to wear these pieces both together and separately!

Nisan • February 24, 2022

CAPUCINE Bathrobe made with MIX NATURAL Heavyweight FS Premier Finish. I chose a color for a long time and decided to stay on a neutral one, one of my favorite colors is MIX NATURAL FS Premier Finish. I chose heavyweight linen to make the robe feel weightier on the body. I love the wrinkles of linen, so after washing, I very rarely use linen ironing, as you can see in the picture.

Karina • September 28, 2021

I made a tablecloth for my daughter in law. Used Natural and trimmed with white. Fabric was beautiful to work with and has a nice weight and drape. Hand sewing was a treat. I washed both main fabric and trim x2 so hope that is sufficient for shrinking. Made luncheon napkins to match (14x14) and will make 20x20 dinner napkins in plain off white.

Margaret • January 16, 2017
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