Printed Crepe de Chine - Reverse Dalmation Spot
Only 20m of this product left in stock
Price is per HALF metre. 1 unit = 0.5metres. For 1.5metres, add 3 units.
All cut length orders are sent as one continuous length.
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Specifications:
Weight: Very Light
Composition: Polyester
Width: 148cm / 58.2inch
Pattern repeat: 21cm / 8.2inch
Introduction:
This fab polyester crepe is printed with a perennially popular all-over design of assorted sized white spots upon a black background. Classic polka dot styles never seem to date and Reverse Dalmation Spot is no exception.
Colours:
The classic monochrome palette is ideal for creating a timeless style. Black and white combinations sit with almost anything else and always seem to invoke the feeling of chic Parisian style. Alternatively, team Reverse Dalmation Spot with Florifulus to create a Latino and Spanish style.
Properties:
Boasting a silken drapey handle, this lively fabric has a soft but slightly grainy feel. Reverse Dalmation Spot is stable width and lengthwise with good bias ease- ideal for creating feminine ruffles and frills.
Garment Suggestions:
Create the perfect Salsa dancing dress with a high low hem and flirty ruffles, alternatively go for a simpler 1990s slip dress and wear it over a simple white vest. Perfect for creating over sized shirts in the 1980s fashion and much more. Create the perfect floaty Bohemian/ Cottage core style by making the Wilder Gown from Friday Pattern Co. Take a look at Sew Different's Flounce Dress.
Other ideas to sew include classic Tie bow blouses, simple shirt dresses, slash-necked Dolman sleeved styles, maxi dresses and skirts, kimono style jackets and much more.
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