IL019 All-purpose Silver Blue Softened - 100% Linen Fabric - Medium (5.3 oz/yd2) - 1.00 Yard, Width 58"

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At a medium weight of 5.3 ounces this 58 inch wide 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.

The cloth is Softened so we have added a softener to give it a silkier hand. The fabric has not been laundered so shrinkage will still have to be taken into consideration (shrinkage depends on fabric weave and laundering method).

Fabric specifications:

Article IL019 All-Purpose
Content 100% Linen
Type PLAIN WEAVE
Color SILVER BLUE
Width 58 inch
Weight 5.3 oz/yd2
Thread size warp 17.9
Thread size weft 17.9
Thread count warp 46
Thread count weft 37

Customer Questions and Answers

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JB
Lovely!

This color is lovely and looks like sea glass to me. No matter if it leans towards green or blue, I think it is beautiful and the quality of the fabric is more important than fussing about the color. So what if it leans to green? It is gorgeous and has many uses...think of the wonderful sheets this would make! Dreamy!!

Janet • May 1, 2019
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MB
Green Green Green

nice fabric, but no way is this close to blue or "silvery"

Marybeth • April 27, 2019
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JB
This is very nice linen

I bought some of this and made a really nice casual tablecloth with it...I love how it looks on my table and am planning to make more of various colors. The color of linen I got was a little different than what was shown, but no big deal! If the color is different on my orders, it it not something I fret and moan about, just go with it and sew!

Janet • April 4, 2019
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RB
Blue spruce

Is it blue or is it green? Hard to say ... it's the exact color of the new growth on my blue spruce evergreen tree ... and I'd say the swatches on line are dead on, at least on my iPad. Beautiful - can't wait to sew it.

Rebecca • June 1, 2018
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RC
Light green/blue

I buy quite a bit of linen from here, and know that sometimes colors are a bit off from the screen, but this one was way off! The fabric itself was lovely as always, but this is definitely green! A minty green/blue instead of the gray blue shown on my screen.

Raven • January 1, 2018
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CD
Gorgeous color

The color is very much as represented, at least on my computer screen. It reminds me of sea glass. I made two baby ring slings with it, topstitched with decorative white stitching. It was a joy to work with and was loved by the recipients. It washed beautifully and came out soft and lovely and I'm thinking will only get more so with repeated washings.

Christine • January 1, 2018
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TC
Not Blue, But Very Nice

I bought this based on the reviews saying that it is a soft blueish green, not blue. They were right. Luckily, that is exactly what I wanted. I needed cloth for an early 1800s costume modeled after a historical description of a "copperas" colored gown. Historians don't seem to be quite sure what color copperas was, but a soft blueish green was one of the best guesses. The color is lovely, and the quality is up to the standards I have grown to expect from Fabrics-store.com

Teresa • January 1, 2018
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LH
Not silver blue

I agree with the other reviewers who said this fabric is more green than blue. However, it is actually more blue than the swatch showing on my computer, which looks like a lovely medium gray/green color. The photo of the little girl in the nightgown is the best representation of the true color of the linen. Although mis-named, It is still a very nice color, weight and quality.

Lisa • January 1, 2018
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LS
Not silver; not blue

This fabric is neither silvery or blue. It's green; a light green. It's the same color as meadow, but a little more saturated in color, but just by a hair. I'm concerned that FS continues to misrepresent color descriptions on this site. I can understand that the screen color can't be replicated accurately, but the description can be accurate (at least in the correct color family, i.e., in the green family). Seriously, neither silver nor blue, but green, but called silver blue. Go figure!

Linda • January 1, 2018
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NS
color

This fabric is a lot more green than appears in the photo. It's a lovely sagey blue-green. Not truly a light blue. :-)

Naomi • January 1, 2018
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Here's swatches from top left to right: Dusty Lotus, Agave, Lagoon, Silver Blue, Blue Bonnet, Blue Heaven.

Susan • September 9, 2019

Top to bottom comparison, all 019: Bleached (signature finish); dove; meadow; silver blue. Perfect gradation.

Christine • August 12, 2016

Pajamas and a robe. I love the fabric and color. Unfortunately, the fabric had a bad flaw that I did not notice until after I had cut it. I had to repair the flaw.

Ritva • December 21, 2015

This color - a beautiful soft aqua - and weight of fabric is perfect for embroidery! This is an embroidered sand dollar pillow that is available on my shop on Etsy at HollyCreekHome.

Linda • September 7, 2014

I made this nightgown for my daughter out of silver blue. It is my attempt at copying an American Girl nightgown (Marie-Grace's nightie), that I had admired when I saw my goddaughter wearing it. This picture, however, was taken before I added loose elastic to the sleeve hem casings. Now I want a linen nightgown for myself!

Jamie • July 18, 2013
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