IL002 Daisy Field Ivory-natural - 100% Linen Fabric - Very Heavy (9.4 oz/yd2), Width 65"

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$24.36 per yard
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Jacquard cloths are created by weaving different color threads to create intricate patterns - or paintings that are woven with thread. These are harder to weave and are considered an "heirloom" fabric due to the craftsmanship involved in their creation.

This fabric is super fun to work with - making every project look like a work of art.  The trick? Just throw it in the wash!

When you receive it  - the cloth will be 65 inches wide, flat, and 2-dimensional. After the wash and dry - the design will "lift up" giving the fabric a 3 dimensional appearance.

In order for the fabric to "lift up" it is woven in a way that when it is washed and dried - it will shrink more than plain weave linen giving it the volume needed to be 3 dimensional. This cloth you can expect 18% shrinkage weft (width of the fabric); and 16% warp (length of the fabric). Shrinkage is based on a warm wash and low-heat dry.

Fabric specifications:

Article IL002
Content 100% Linen
Type JACQUARD
Color IVORY-NATURAL
Width 65 inch
Weight 9.4 oz/yd2
Thread size warp 17.9
Thread size weft 17.9+9
Thread count warp 51
Thread count weft 60

Customer Questions and Answers

PB

Will this weave be made again? I didn't grab it while it was available and kicking myself for missing the opportunity. Would love to order some if/when it's restocked!

Patrick • February 11, 2024
Lauren profile image F|S Team

When we are able to restock this fabric we will, but we are still experiencing challenges with our supply chain due to circumstances in Europe. Thanks for your understanding.

Lauren • February 11, 2024
MG

If making a throw, would you was the fabric before tying fringe on the end edges? I'm making for wedding April 15 and need answer soon. Thanks Mary

Mary • March 8, 2023
Maureen  profile image F|S Team

It is personal preference really. Some find it easier to pull threads to make a fringe from the unwashed fabric. Others find it easiest to wash first to make sure their fabric has shrunk and is the right dimensions.

Maureen • March 8, 2023
LP

Hi! I bought this fabric awhile ago to make towel wrap pattern for my daughters. I can't find the pattern on your website now. Please let me know where I can find it, I want to make these for Christmas gifts.

Lora • November 5, 2022
Maureen  profile image F|S Team

Please look in y our in-box, I have sent this to you directly.

Maureen • November 5, 2022
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MY
Used for making hand towels

Washed and dried twice before cutting and sewing. This is beautiful fabric but only 4 stars as it is heftier than I prefer, even after washing. Hopefully, it will further soften with use.

Margaret • March 1, 2022
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JC
Great Christmas Gifts

I bought the Tetra pattern earlier for myself and to experiment on to see how it worked, shrank and softened. I liked it so much that when I found the Daisy pattern on sale I bought 5 yards to make into throws for Christmas gifts. I washed the tetra before sewing it, but decided to sew the Daisy throws first before washing. I also decided to fold the selvedge under rather than cutting it off to make wider borders on the daisy pieces. Both ways worked perfectly - they did not shrink up strangely or pucker with the selvedges left on, or by sewing first. I think I prefer sewing before washing because and the unwashed fabric is so stiff that it is very easy to cut and sew. I washed the throws three times to soften them before folding them, tying them with gros grain ribbons and giving them to my friends. They looked so great that I think my friends were relieved to hear that I had made them and not spent a fortune at West Elm!!

Joanna • January 3, 2021
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CB
Love the texture!

After washing and putting this through the dryer, the whole pattern just pops! Absolutely beautiful feel and drape for a more rustic fabric. A dream to sew.

Coppelia • December 27, 2020
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DL
Pretty but course to touch

I did not pre-wash because I was making pillow covers and don't expect it to be washed. The fabric is very course and rustic feeling, not soft like many linens. It is called "canvas" so maybe I should have known this. Maybe I will wash one pillow to see if it will soften and see how much shrinkage—and then try a smaller insert.

Delia • September 29, 2020
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TL
Beautiful, unique linen fabric

This fabric made a wonderful throw blanket. It adds a nice upscale look for my living room, not to mention a warm addition during these cool evenings. I am thinking of other projects for this wonderful fabric!

Teresa • September 28, 2020
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I have some scarps and made these shower mitts from this fabric and the IL073. Gently exfoliating without being too rough and they make great gifts!

Lauren • April 23, 2022

A doggie bag find. Beautiful pattern for my piano bench.

Maria • May 16, 2016

I made a set of two hand towels and two bath towels and then, with some leftovers, made this pot holder.

Ivy • April 10, 2016

I love how both sides of this linen are highlighted on the robe, as the daisy pattern is so cheery. It's a dream to wear, absorbent and quick to dry, soft and comfortable even after just the initial few hot wash/dry fabric prep cycles.

Teresa • November 29, 2015

Old Vintage Crate with lid open in the Daisy Fabric

Jacqui • March 4, 2014
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