IL019 BLEACHED - 100% Linen - Middle (5.3 oz/yd2) - 0.20 Yard
Sale price: $0.52 per item (75% off)
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At a medium weight of 5.3 ounces, this 100% linen is versatile enough to be referred to as an All Purpose or Do it All linen. With its smooth look and tighter weave, this linen is neither sheer or heavy, but just the right in-between weight you will need for a variety of projects.
Fabric specifications:
| Article : | IL019 Multi Purpose |
| Content : | 100% Linen |
| Type : | BASIC |
| Thread size warp : | 17.9 |
| Thread size weft : | 17.9 |
| Thread count warp : | 46 |
| Thread count weft : | 37 |
| Color : | BLEACHED |
| Weight : | 5.3 oz/yd2 |
| Width : | 59 inch |
Love linen
I am dyeing the linen and making pojagi panels, clothing, pillows etc with it. I made a zippered pouch, using a snow-dye technique to dye, trimmed with slow stitching (like sashiko). It came out beautifully!
Summertime!
This beautiful creamy white fabric made the perfect summer dresses for my daughters! Will try to add picture.
Too sheer for clothing
You'll need undergarments that match your skin tone if you want to wear clothing made with this very sheer fabric. I'm disappointed and won't use it. It reminds me of gauge used for bandages. It's not at all as advertised.
Arrived in a blown FedEx package
Arrived much more promptly than any pre-holiday order had a right too, but the FedEx bag was torn in the process. MAJOR points to the folks who packed the fabric in a very heavy clear plastic bag with a solid tape seal which didn't puncture. The fabric arrived in perfect condition, even if the FedEx bag did not. The plastic bag is likely much more expensive than the flimsy cheap things other fabric stores use, thanks for making that investment for your customers... now... to lay out a project!
Beautiful!
This is lovely fabric! I can't wait to sew with it.
Beautiful fabric!
This fabric is lovely! It arrived quickly, and was so reasonably priced. This linen is currently in the " too precious to cut" category lol!
Lovely fabric
This fabric is really good! I plan on making some small curtains for our camper. Shipping was also quick. Overall, great experience.
Perfect for curtains! Thank
I made curtains out of this soft linen. Turned out beautiful! I'm very happy.
Gorgeous
Absolutely gorgeous fabric! I am absolutely thrilled with the quality and shipping speed!
Beautiful linen!
I've been wanting to make myself a kimono style top and this linen will be perfect! It's sooo soft even before washing.....I'm sure it'll take dye extremely well. I'll share a picture when I've finished it.
linen! beautiful and service Wonderful
I am a novice seamstress. At the tender age of nearly 68 times around e the sun...your wonderful website, quick delivery and a dear Sister who have me a two hour lesson, I am creating you first blouse. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!
Exceeded ex
Fabric is soft and has lovely hand and I haven't even washed it yet. Going to make a tunic for my hubby. Haven't sewn in years and fabric is so beautiful I am a little intimidated. Will send a pic when it is done
ordered 6 but they confirmed only 5
could not reach them through their phone numbers, within 3 minutes after seeing their error, email got auto-reply which was useless.
ordered 6 but they confirmed only 5
could not reach them through their phone numbers, within 3 minutes after seeing their error, email got auto-reply which was useless.
Lovely!
Absolutely LOVE this linen! Have made a simple blouse and a sheet for my bed so far. It is so soft. Glad I bought 10 yards!
Not the same fabric
The last two orders 1st received were the special linen that could be embroidered etc. and it was only 3 yards. The second order was for the same linen any 5 yards was ordered. I recently washed both linen pieces and they were not the same. The weave was tighter and denser. I really would like a 5-yard repeat of that special linen allowing me to add embroidery. Please advise.
My Favorite
Absolutely love this fabric...perfect for summer shirts and pants, just wash and hang to dry. A little stiff, but it softens as worn. I live in Tucson, AZ and depend on linen for desert cofort.
Beautiful fabric
I made a queen size dust ruffle and it turned out even better than I imagined. The color, quality, feel, and drape of this linen is amazing. So happy I took a chance.
Great, comfortable feel
I absolutely love this fabric'my introduction to linen from Fabrics-store. I have ordered more, and will rethink my wardrobe.
Beautiful
I have not yet had the opportunity to make up my window treatments with this , but when I used this weight in a different color, It turned out great! Looking forward to sewing this up soon!
Bleached linen
I purchased this product as a trial to make linen handkerchiefs for my hubby. He recently purchased a pack of cotton, only to find that after 2-3 washings they were developing holes. Quote,"I wish I could find linen hankies like I used to have." So off to Fabric store to order a piece I could test. I am serging the edges and then turning this as a hem. Washing only softens so far and no holes. Thanks
Fabulous Fabris
Just bought a 20 yard bolt. So many uses for bleached linen at this weight and width....clothing, curtains. You can't go wrong.
Best fabric
I like that fabric very macth
So easy to use!
I intentionally shrank mine in the wash, so that I wouldn't have surprises later. I laid it flat to dry, and then ironed before cutting out my pattern. It was easy to do the rolled seams on the neckline of my tunic top (see picture gallery) because the linen will crease by hand, and I barely needed to pin it! As a finished garment it has a great textured look, although I DO need to wear skin-coloured undergarments. It's so comfortable on hot days!
Easy To Work With
My bleached linen is turning into dressy dinner napkins; large and hemmed with entredeux. The linen takes a light starching very well and does not stink under a hot iron. I use a #50 cotton thread in pastel shades with a #19 wing needle. This linen floats through the operation without stalling or bunching or otherwise frustrating me. I have enough linen for a lovely, dreamy blouse but it's 10 degrees outside so that will have to wait.
Love this fabric!
This was my first order and exactly what I wanted! The color is rich and the quality of the linen is superb! I'm using it to make machine embroidered pillows. Customer service is amazing!!!! So glad I found your shop!
Splendid color, not nearly as bright as the thumbnail
WONDERFUL white: not a true 'modern' bleached white nor a cream, 'Bleached' seems like a white color that might have been common a few hundred years ago. Perfectly acceptable as a white but much softer in color-value than the thumbnail portrays (& easily softened in texture with a couple of trips through the washer & dryer - no pampering needed either, this is excellently sturdy stuff!). I've made a bunch of bread-bags & kitchen toweling this time around (11/2014) & will probably use this for summertime nightgowns & petticoats next year when the seasons change.
LOVE this!!
I am in LOVE with this linen!! I purchased some for dinner napkins (for my daughter's b'day) and some for a skirt for myself. The prewashing made them SOOO soft. I've made the napkins. Oh.My.Goodness. It sewed up beautifully!! I made them on the large side (21" square) and there's no way I could have purchased nicer linen napkins anywhere. Now I can hardly wait until I (have the time to) make my blue linen skirt!!
My favorite fabric!
IL19 has become one of my favorite fabrics to work with. It is incredibly easy to sew, is soft yet has body to it. I love it so much that I'm planning to make airy, white drapes with my latest stash.
First time linen user
I've been trying new projects this year and I stumbled across this site in my search for new things to try. I decided to try hand towels from this linen and I love them! The linen softened beautifully after two washings and feels expensive!I love this linen and it was very easy to use. I plan on ordering more for future projects!
Great stuff!
This is the 'go-to' linen in our house! We do historical re-creating, and this keeps us looking good and nice and cool.
Wonderful
What a lovely crisp almost blue white. Makes beautiful pillow slips.
Nice fabric BUT not pure white.
Wonderful fabric, BUT BE AWARE it's not "snow white" in colour, more of an off-white. Stiff upon arrival, but will soften after washing a few times - you should pre-wash before projects anyway :) I will use for 14th century undergarments that won't be seen often, but will try another "white" next time. Maybe "optic" white will be more of a pure white.
Beautiful linen
I bought this fabric to try on a special and it is everything it says and more. I am making pieces with it that have embroidery and it handles nicely in the hoop/Qsnaps. I plan to try it with wool crewel work in the future. Thanks so much!
Yellow & Stiff
I bought this fabric because of a promotion. UGH! It is yellow, not white, has a very stiff hand and looks like a linen poly blend. This is not quality fabric.
Fabric for Handworked Holy Communion Linens
I was given 2 small pieces of this fabric (the shipping label was still with the fabric when I received it). After softening by several hot water washings, I made it into veils for the chalice and paten, 2 towels for the priest and napkins for the Holy Communion bread. These items were embellished with hemstitching, drawn thread or Ruskin work and Montmellick style embroidery. It had just enough body to make embroidery easy and just enough softness to make drawing out the threads for the Ruskin and hemstitching work easy. I highly recommend this fabric as a beautiful, easy to work and an affordable fabric for communion and altar linens. I am working on a fair linen embellishment design and I will recommend the purchase of this fabric to my customer.
Wonderful fabric!
I used my last purchase of this fabric to make pillowcases and large hand towels as wedding gifts. The bride does period reinactment and these items will be used both in her home and at events.This fabric made a lavish gift at a very reasonable cost. Thank goodness I saved enough to make pillowcases for our home! These wash well and are wonderful to sleep on. Dianne
Just feels good!
IL019 takes dye beautifully and is just an all-around excellent fabric, being both versatile and economical. Sleeping under my new duvet cover, I just want to keep touching the fabric. It isn't super-soft, but it has a pleasing texture that makes my skin happy! Somehow it feels better than plush synthetics.
For SCA rapier armor...
...it works pretty well. Two layers *just* pass the drop test, so I made a simple Viking-style overtunic out of 3 layers for my armor. It is a bit stiff but seems to get better with washing.
Beautiful fabric
WOW!! This is a gorgeous fabric with a wonderful texture. I am using it to make draperies, and it hangs beautifully on the rod. The color is not a stark white, so it is softer looking against the walls. I love this fabric. I will definitely be back to order more. Really gorgeous stuff. Thank you very much!
Beautiful midweight linen
IL019 is a midweight linen that arrives with a crisp hand before washing. It softens with washing and age. I machine wash and dry all my linen. This is heavier than ILO20. I successfully used it to make a pioneer reenactor dress (1845 Godey's) for my daughter. I made it in brick pink which seems to be no longer available. What a beautiful color. IL019 fabric sews easily. It holds pleats well. It is suitable for dresses, blouses, and skirts. It is sheer enough that a slip may be necessary. I would hesitate to make it into a suit, but I could see making a casual summer jacket from it. It is somewhat light for pants unless lined or using a darker color, but I prefer a heavier fabric (6 oz plus) for bottom weights. I will buy this again.
Wow!
I wasn't sure about ordering linen online, I was afraid it would be limp or not have the body I wanted... but this fabric is even better than I hoped! I washed it in hot water and threw it in a hot dryer and it came out still slightly crisp, just perfect! Thanks, I will definitely be ordering more :)
nice fabric
Great, lightweight fabric; not \
beautiful fabric
I ordered a few yards to see if I liked it. I am very impressed. It is very versitile and has a nice \\\\feel\
Ultimate versatility and value
This is the fourth time I\'ve re-ordered this fabric this summer. This time, I\'m ordering a 20-yard bolt. I wash this fabric, then dye it using procion MX fabric dyes. The fabric is strong, takes color beautifully, and takes a lot of processing while still maintaining its soft hand. It washes to a soft rumpled look that I make into dresses, blouses, jackets and pants. All this for less than $6 a yard, and it\'s 59 inches wide too! This is my ultimate value/versatility fabric! I LOVE THIS FABRIC!
I have been wanting to make a dress for some time, the last dress I made my daughters told me I looked like a pilgrim (and just to clarify, not in a flattering or stylish way!) needless to say, I haven't put that dress back on. With my past dress a no go, I thought a wrap dress would be a more flattering fit and something I could wear on warmer days ahead. I had a look through the patterns on FS and I was delighted to see the NOOR wrap dress pattern. I incorporated a simple itajme fold, dipped in indigo. For the sleeves and waist ties, I used a block printed cotton that I had in my fabric stash. For the inner neck lining, I used a beautiful piece of khadi cotton also from my stash. You can read more about the construction of the dress here: blog.fabrics-store.com/2021/03/04/pattern-review-noor-wrap-dress-in-shibori-dyed-linen/
She wanted flutter sleeves and pockets! Wishing for warmer weather so she can wear it outside. Even though it's slightly transparent, this pattern top has a lining and the gathered skirt work without a slip.
I have been on the hunt for a classic white shirt for years. Since starting a capsule wardrobe, or well-worn wardrobe as I like to call it, this closet staple has been on my project list. I finally found the style I was looking for in the Cameron Blouse pattern and recently spent a Saturday sewing it in this gorgeous FS BLEACHED Midweight Linen. You can see more images of the finished shirt here: blog.fabrics-store.com/2020/12/10/pattern-review-cameron-blouse-in-bleached-linen/
Loved sewing this fabric
My own hand dyed design.
Modification (Threads Magazine-inspired) of a placket shirt pattern, to create this cowl collar pull-over shirt, which I sewed of ILO19 bleached linen. It's easy to wear, I get lots of admiring comments.
Men's dress shirt for an adult son. He calls it his Indiana Jones shirt. Pattern was Lekala free men's dress shirt. I had so much trouble with the directions for the (rather wide) button band, and their customer service is native Russian-speaking, so, although they were kind and patient, I finally had to wing it. I guess the other written instructions might have been difficult, too, but I already knew the procedures. He'll enjoy this shirt for so many years, and think of his mom every time he wears it. The fabric, of course, forgave all my trial runs. Linen is so obedient!
a super comfortable kimono style top with ruffled sleeves. This linen makes it so fun to wear!
A lightweight babydoll style top, super comfortable and breathable.
A beautiful off white linen hat. A friend request a hat for a girls trip and everybody was wearing white hats, after receiving her hat, she loved it!
the IL019 bleached linen made such a great cropped top. I'd like to wear it every day.
The front panels of this wedding corset were made from the medium weight white linen. The piping was created from linen in a different color.
I love this fabric for all sorts of clothing and it works well for little dresses, simple and pure!
This elegant white dress was made from IL019
Linen ' Michèle' Shirt / by Breathe Clothing Ms Beth Peterson Designer/Owner - BREATHE CLOTHING LLC BREATHE Clothing: etsy.com/shop/BreatheAgainClothing BREATHE-AGAIN (Recycled) Clothing: etsy.com/shop/BreatheAgainDesign BREATHE FaceBook: facebook.com/breathedesign
Indigo shibori dyed
A simple tunic top. Note that it is transparent enough to show undergarments unless they are skin-coloured.
"Dresden Plates" on linen quilt.
Love this linen!!! I make balloon curtains for my Etsy shop and I used the medium weight for this curtain. I added ruffles made of bleached muslin. It turned out so pretty!! You can see it here: etsy.com/shop/MimiAndMe2?ref=si_shop
Summer Wrap Top by ShopTakara.com
Once again I used Linen fabric to make many Altar Lines such as the Corporals pictured. The sewing process is easy as the machine just glides along; once ironed the linen is beautifully presented. There is no need for spray starch. I am very happy with the results. Thank you for such a versatile fabric.
The fabric gathers nicely, and showcases an old crocheted doily. The fabric wrinkles softly and looks lovely. Mary
A gambeson made in the style of the 14th century.
This is an Elizabethan era linen shirt, modeled after the linen shirt, from the Uppsala Cathedral Museum, Sweden, which was worn by Nils Sture, when he was murdered on 24 May 1567, as detailed in Janet Arnold's "Patterns of Fashion 4". This wonderful linen was the perfect weight for this piece, and was so easy to work with. The shirt is entirely stitched by hand with linen thread. I could not be more pleased with the end result. I use this linen frequently for historical re-enactment costumes, and will certainly buy more of it in the future.
I LOVE working with your linen. I told my friend that working with this linen is a sensual experience. It's true! It is slightly see through and soft, yet full bodied. When ironed the fabric just crisps right up. It feels good, looks good.
The groomsmen are active in the SCA and the Renaissance Fairs. Curt asked me if I would sew for him. His wife said to me, "He really likes the shirt you made him. He likes the quality of the fabric." I was pretty amazed that he would notice.
I said, "I will sew for friends." With wide eyes he said, "Am I your friend!?" "Yes", I told him, "you are now."
I made 7 underdresses and 7 full sleeved mens'shirts out of IL019 , which you can see at the left. The sleeves keep their full flounce and do not droop. It is light enough to wear under layers. You have to be a bit careful cutting it out, you have to be sure the fabric is laying square.
I also tried the heavy weight 4C22 - Bortovka for two skirts and was very happy with how the skirts hang in full folds. I made darts at the waist that were then tacked to the waist from the tip of the dart. One girlfriend really likes how she can saunter and dip with her beautiful linen skirt.
This piece is a historically made (handsewn) men's 18th century shirt, worn under garments, uniforms etc. If you would like one of your own or any other 18th century garments check out my website here. etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=32015615
This is based on a dress from around 1912. We were invited to a themed wedding and I made it for my daughter. I love that I can wash and press the dress and it doesn't have to go to the cleaners. The feel of it and how well it breathes are perfect for an active 3.5 year old. It was worth every minute I spent making it. People stopped us on the street to compliment and take photos of her.- Amy
Detail, duvet cover side 2
Tie-dyed duvet cover, reverse side
Tie-dyed duvet cover
This is the 5.3 weight. I have made many kitchen and bath towels for Christmas with this linen. Today I ordered two large wing needles to give the hem-stitching look.
Tea towel by Mrs. Smith
Another creation of Kositas By Ixa, this romper set is handmade exclusively by our company. This set is made using 100% white linen and yellow accents. If you like to see more details of this and many other dresses and accesories just visit our website: kositasbyixa.com. If you need more information or for inquiries you me at: igrafals@kositasbyixa.com.
Another machine embroidered doily. My friend really likes red! Again, the linen is a great back-drop! Posted by Mrs. Smith
Here is an example of how well this linen takes machine embroidery. The detail is exquisite, and made a special birthday gift. Posted by Mrs. Smith
A SMALLER PICTURE!! Using designs from Annthegran.com, as well as my own drawings on my Janome sewing machine, I created these tea towels for my special friends who appreciate such old fashioned customs. The medium weight white linen received the embroidery positively beautifully! I highly recommend the fabric - the nubbs are quite fitting for a good linen. To me it says it is truly 100% Linen. Posted by Mrs. Smith
Using designs from Annthegran.com, as well as my own drawings on my Janome sewing machine, I created these tea towels for my special friends who appreciate such old fashioned customs. The medium weight white linen received the embroidery positively beautifully! I highly recommend the fabric - the nubbs are quite fitting for a good linen. To me it says it is truly 100% Linen.
Medieval surcoat and tunic made of IL019 white linen (4 yds). Took to RIT dye quickly. Many more to make since I purchased the 20 yard bolt. Thank you.
Made with IL019, prewashed/preshrunk. Pattern based on c. 1585-1600 shirt in the Bath Museum of Costume.
Posted by Kathryn I have been wanting to make a dress for some time, the last dress I made my daughters told me I looked like a pilgrim (and just to clarify, not in a flattering or stylish way!) needless to say, I haven't put that dress back on. With my past dress a no go, I thought a wrap dress would be a more flattering fit and something I could wear on warmer days ahead. I had a look through the patterns on FS and I was delighted to see the NOOR wrap dress pattern. I incorporated a simple itajme fold, dipped in indigo. For the sleeves and waist ties, I used a block printed cotton that I had in my fabric stash. For the inner neck lining, I used a beautiful piece of khadi cotton also from my stash. You can read more about the construction of the dress here: blog.fabrics-store.com/2021/03/04/pattern-review-noor-wrap-dress-in-shibori-dyed-linen/
Posted by Rebekah She wanted flutter sleeves and pockets! Wishing for warmer weather so she can wear it outside. Even though it's slightly transparent, this pattern top has a lining and the gathered skirt work without a slip.
Posted by Morgann I have been on the hunt for a classic white shirt for years. Since starting a capsule wardrobe, or well-worn wardrobe as I like to call it, this closet staple has been on my project list. I finally found the style I was looking for in the Cameron Blouse pattern and recently spent a Saturday sewing it in this gorgeous FS BLEACHED Midweight Linen. You can see more images of the finished shirt here: blog.fabrics-store.com/2020/12/10/pattern-review-cameron-blouse-in-bleached-linen/
Posted by Kimberly Loved sewing this fabric
Posted by Pamela My own hand dyed design.
Posted by Judy Modification (Threads Magazine-inspired) of a placket shirt pattern, to create this cowl collar pull-over shirt, which I sewed of ILO19 bleached linen. It's easy to wear, I get lots of admiring comments.
Posted by Janet Men's dress shirt for an adult son. He calls it his Indiana Jones shirt. Pattern was Lekala free men's dress shirt. I had so much trouble with the directions for the (rather wide) button band, and their customer service is native Russian-speaking, so, although they were kind and patient, I finally had to wing it. I guess the other written instructions might have been difficult, too, but I already knew the procedures. He'll enjoy this shirt for so many years, and think of his mom every time he wears it. The fabric, of course, forgave all my trial runs. Linen is so obedient!
Posted by Camille a super comfortable kimono style top with ruffled sleeves. This linen makes it so fun to wear!
Posted by Camille A lightweight babydoll style top, super comfortable and breathable.
Posted by Joyce A beautiful off white linen hat. A friend request a hat for a girls trip and everybody was wearing white hats, after receiving her hat, she loved it!
Posted by Robyn the IL019 bleached linen made such a great cropped top. I'd like to wear it every day.
Posted by Jennifer The front panels of this wedding corset were made from the medium weight white linen. The piping was created from linen in a different color.
Posted by Virginia I love this fabric for all sorts of clothing and it works well for little dresses, simple and pure!
Posted by Laurel This elegant white dress was made from IL019
Posted by Takako 
Posted by Takako 
Posted by Beth Linen ' Michèle' Shirt / by Breathe Clothing Ms Beth Peterson Designer/Owner - BREATHE CLOTHING LLC BREATHE Clothing: etsy.com/shop/BreatheAgainClothing BREATHE-AGAIN (Recycled) Clothing: etsy.com/shop/BreatheAgainDesign BREATHE FaceBook: facebook.com/breathedesign
Posted by Takako 
Posted by Takako Indigo shibori dyed
Posted by Anna A simple tunic top. Note that it is transparent enough to show undergarments unless they are skin-coloured.
Posted by Ronda "Dresden Plates" on linen quilt.
Posted by linda Love this linen!!! I make balloon curtains for my Etsy shop and I used the medium weight for this curtain. I added ruffles made of bleached muslin. It turned out so pretty!! You can see it here: etsy.com/shop/MimiAndMe2?ref=si_shop
Posted by Takara Summer Wrap Top by ShopTakara.com
Posted by Lillian Once again I used Linen fabric to make many Altar Lines such as the Corporals pictured. The sewing process is easy as the machine just glides along; once ironed the linen is beautifully presented. There is no need for spray starch. I am very happy with the results. Thank you for such a versatile fabric.
Posted by Mary The fabric gathers nicely, and showcases an old crocheted doily. The fabric wrinkles softly and looks lovely. Mary
Posted by Lukas A gambeson made in the style of the 14th century.
Posted by Gina This is an Elizabethan era linen shirt, modeled after the linen shirt, from the Uppsala Cathedral Museum, Sweden, which was worn by Nils Sture, when he was murdered on 24 May 1567, as detailed in Janet Arnold's "Patterns of Fashion 4". This wonderful linen was the perfect weight for this piece, and was so easy to work with. The shirt is entirely stitched by hand with linen thread. I could not be more pleased with the end result. I use this linen frequently for historical re-enactment costumes, and will certainly buy more of it in the future.
Posted by Mary Elizabeth I LOVE working with your linen. I told my friend that working with this linen is a sensual experience. It's true! It is slightly see through and soft, yet full bodied. When ironed the fabric just crisps right up. It feels good, looks good.
The groomsmen are active in the SCA and the Renaissance Fairs. Curt asked me if I would sew for him. His wife said to me, "He really likes the shirt you made him. He likes the quality of the fabric." I was pretty amazed that he would notice.
I said, "I will sew for friends." With wide eyes he said, "Am I your friend!?" "Yes", I told him, "you are now."
Posted by Mary Elizabeth I made 7 underdresses and 7 full sleeved mens'shirts out of IL019 , which you can see at the left. The sleeves keep their full flounce and do not droop. It is light enough to wear under layers. You have to be a bit careful cutting it out, you have to be sure the fabric is laying square.
I also tried the heavy weight 4C22 - Bortovka for two skirts and was very happy with how the skirts hang in full folds. I made darts at the waist that were then tacked to the waist from the tip of the dart. One girlfriend really likes how she can saunter and dip with her beautiful linen skirt.
Posted by Rachel This piece is a historically made (handsewn) men's 18th century shirt, worn under garments, uniforms etc. If you would like one of your own or any other 18th century garments check out my website here. etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=32015615
Posted by Amy This is based on a dress from around 1912. We were invited to a themed wedding and I made it for my daughter. I love that I can wash and press the dress and it doesn't have to go to the cleaners. The feel of it and how well it breathes are perfect for an active 3.5 year old. It was worth every minute I spent making it. People stopped us on the street to compliment and take photos of her.- Amy
Posted by Julie Detail, duvet cover side 2
Posted by Julie Tie-dyed duvet cover, reverse side
Posted by Julie Tie-dyed duvet cover
Posted by Katherine This is the 5.3 weight. I have made many kitchen and bath towels for Christmas with this linen. Today I ordered two large wing needles to give the hem-stitching look.
Posted by Mrs. Tea towel by Mrs. Smith
Posted by Ixaivia Another creation of Kositas By Ixa, this romper set is handmade exclusively by our company. This set is made using 100% white linen and yellow accents. If you like to see more details of this and many other dresses and accesories just visit our website: kositasbyixa.com. If you need more information or for inquiries you me at: igrafals@kositasbyixa.com.
Posted by Mrs. Another machine embroidered doily. My friend really likes red! Again, the linen is a great back-drop! Posted by Mrs. Smith
Posted by Mrs. Here is an example of how well this linen takes machine embroidery. The detail is exquisite, and made a special birthday gift. Posted by Mrs. Smith
Posted by Mrs. A SMALLER PICTURE!! Using designs from Annthegran.com, as well as my own drawings on my Janome sewing machine, I created these tea towels for my special friends who appreciate such old fashioned customs. The medium weight white linen received the embroidery positively beautifully! I highly recommend the fabric - the nubbs are quite fitting for a good linen. To me it says it is truly 100% Linen. Posted by Mrs. Smith
Posted by Mrs. Using designs from Annthegran.com, as well as my own drawings on my Janome sewing machine, I created these tea towels for my special friends who appreciate such old fashioned customs. The medium weight white linen received the embroidery positively beautifully! I highly recommend the fabric - the nubbs are quite fitting for a good linen. To me it says it is truly 100% Linen.
Posted by Diana Medieval surcoat and tunic made of IL019 white linen (4 yds). Took to RIT dye quickly. Many more to make since I purchased the 20 yard bolt. Thank you.
Posted by Amy Made with IL019, prewashed/preshrunk. Pattern based on c. 1585-1600 shirt in the Bath Museum of Costume.
Posted by Nikolai 
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IL019 BLEACHED - 100% Linen - Middle (5.3 oz/yd2)
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Sample color chips are sent via regular mail and may take up to a week to arrive.
All goods are subject to prior sale and please feel free to Visit My Order to check the most up-to-date status of your order.
Making a return is quick and easy, you have 30 days from delivery to return the item or items in their original condition (unwashed, uncut and unaltered). Please include a copy of your packing list and once the return is received we will contact you to see if you would like an exchange, a credit to your Fabrics-store account or the monies returned to your original payment method.
Ship Returns to:
Fabrics-store.com
6013 Scott Way
Commerce, CA 90040
HOW DOES FREE SHIPPING WORK?
Take advantage of our Free Shipping offers on orders shipping within the contiguous US on the following days:
Every Monday and Wednesday on orders of $150 or more.
Every day on orders of $1,000 or more.
Your order will be shipped Standard Shipping (4-8 Business Days) with the shipper of our choice. No international orders. Standard shipping takes 24-48 hours for processing. Delivery times begin one business day after the order is placed. This is due to your order being manually cut and packaged to ensure quality.
FABRIC CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Please note that some of our darker or more vibrant shades will have some residual dye run off or bleeding. It is important that you launder or treat like colors with like colors so that you do not compromise the integrity of any other colors, fabrics or garments during the launder process.
We also suggest that if you are combining one or more of these types of colors with lighter colors that you pre-wash the linens seperately and once the item is completed do not launder again, but Dry Clean.
Linen
Machine wash cold.
Gentle cycle.
Only non-chlorine. Bleach if needed.
Tumble dry low.
Medium steam iron.
Semilinen
- Machine wash cold.
- Gentle cycle.
- Only non-chlorine. Bleach if needed.
- Tumble dry low.
- Medium steam iron.
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Enter the e-mail address associated with your Fabrics-store.com account:
Temporary password has been emailed
Temporary password has been emailed to ivan@ecwm.com, and should arrive shortly. If you have any questions or problems, please contact our customer care center at 1-866-620-2008.
Your account has been disabled. If you believe this to be a mistake, please call our customer service at 1-866-620-2008 and we will help you with your order. We appreciate your cooperation.
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