IL002 Scrolls Ivory-natural - 100% Linen Fabric - Very Heavy (9.4 oz/yd2), Width 65"
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
How would this work for a patio door drape if I preshrunk it?
F|S Team
This fabric is a think substantial fabric which washed to create a lovely textured fabric. To be sure this is what you have envisioned for your project, we recommend getting 1 yard or a sample to feel and see it in person.
I would love to make a jacket from this but I don't look good in beige! If I were to try dyeing it, would it likely come out two-toned? I remember the same or very similar blue or purple fabric you had at least 20 years ago, so beautiful.
F|S Team
Yes we did have this pattern in purple many years ago, great memory. Yes the darker parts of the pattern would dye darker than the lighter areas but if I remember the purple version had the same look, the pattern was darker than the ground.
Will you ever get the scrolls fabric in purple again? What about another color? Thank you
F|S Team
At this time we are not able to get this item in colors only the natural. It is not likely that we would be able to bring this back in.
Typically how many yards are people buying for a queen bedspread
F|S Team
To make a queen bedspread, you will need to piece this fabric together in panels to achieve the width. 6 yards in total is required for King and Queen beds.
Are you no longer carrying the beautiful heavy Jacquard with the daisy pattern? I waited too long I guess....!
F|S Team
We are out of stock at the moment and waiting to see if we are able to re-stock this item. Please check back with us at at the beginning of March to see if we have received any additional updates.
How many yards for a Queen size bedspread? TY
F|S Team
It depends on the style, drop and measurements of your bed. Please refer to the shrinkage listed in the description, once you have your measurements you will need to figure the shrinkage into your calculations to determine yardage needed.
I was looking for a heavy linen to make a throw. As soon as I opened this I instantly loved it. As if that wasn't enough, it became even more lovely after the first washing. I pressed one edge to just realize it was perfect crinkled, showing off all the lovely textures in the jacquard weave. Did I use the word love too much? You will not regret this one!
My husband and I like sofa throws that cover your feet and your shoulders. I bought 3 yards and fringed the ends. I washed it about 4 times but didn't find it to be coarse at all. My husband loves it and I'm not embarrassed that it's left out, it's so beautiful. When the daisy version goes on sale I'm making one for me.
I wanted to update my comments from earlier. I read more reviewers who stated that they washed the fabric 5 times. After additional 2 washes I am seeing considerable more softness and I am so excited this is going to turn out like I imagined! Thankful that you have these helpful reviews for those of us trying new types of fabric.
After reading all the reviews I was pretty surprised at the texture after washing. Yes, it is scratchy. So loofah-like, yes, and that is okay. Some wrote about using this for a bath wrap and that is not at all comfortable. I wear wools that most people cannot wear so I do not think I'm exaggerating. I am going to try my remaining towels as hand towels and see how that goes so for right now my rating is not so high, but I am open to change. In your experience does this soften with multiple washings? Thanks.
A Lovely Gift!
I had made towels in Tetra and loved them so much that I decided to use this fabric to make a gift for my sister-in-law. She absolutely loves them, so I would recommend this fabric to anyone wanting a nice and unusual gift.
My first fabric from you and I'm totally hooked. This is a snap of my family's historic rocker (1860) passed 1st grandchild to 1st grandchild. I dis a serious refurbishing for mine topped off with Scrolls slipcovers and throw. A joy to work and live with!
3 yards fabric throw. I measured out the fringe then pulled about 8 threads, 4 from each side, then hem stitched within the pulled threads. I washed and line dried. Perfect for my farmhouse.
I sewed three lengths together to get a king size bedspread. Bought some fringe on amazon and finished the edges. I love the print and the weight of the bedspread is perfect! This is a single layer of fabric.
One yard with a simple 1" hem all around. One washing in hot water and a light tumble dry. It makes a very nice bath towel, or wrap!
Made a lovely throw for a friend. Simple 1" hems, hot washed and dried after careful cutting and sewing. She was very pleased to receive this special gift.
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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.
Fabric Care
Machine wash cold.
Gentle cycle.
Only non-chlorine. Bleach if needed.
Tumble dry low.
Medium steam iron.
Do not use Perm Press cycle in wash or dry