Viscose Crinkle Crepe - Alpine Adventures
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.
Order a sample of this fabric first to make sure it's exactly what you expect.
Specifications:
Weight: Light / Medium
Composition: 100% Viscose
GSM: 153
Width: 150cm / 59inch
Pattern repeat: 53cm / 20.8inch
Viscose Crinkle Crepe - Alpine Adventures is a cool feel, breathable dressmaking dream that boasts all the usual characteristics of a quality light-medium crepe. Suitable for full gathered style dresses or classic blouse and top styles and features a fabulously vintage/retro printed design of Alpine tourism Postcards. A vibrant orange/red background sports the printed postcards of famous tourist destinations - depicted in pastel hues of lemon, pale blue, black and hints of terracotta. These nostalgic images are accentuated by pretty Edelweiss flowers and tiny butterflies.
Featuring a lightly textured grainy feel, yet still soft and boasting a carefree (pre crinkled) appearance, this fabulously nostalgic printed fabric has a delicious reassuringly weighty drape, perfect for a multitude of dressmaking purposes. Take yourself on a whistle-stop trip around the Alps with this delightfully retro viscose crepe fabric.
Alpine Adventures will make stand-alone pieces such as retro tea/sundresses, shirt-dresses and playsuit/jumpsuit styles. Statement shirts and elegant blouses in classic retro styles will look wonderful in this fabric. It's perfect for basic T-shirt style slashed neck tops and kimono-style wraps. Use this versatile fabric to dress up your jeans for a quick smart/casual look and you will certainly be in a holiday mood!
Customer Reviews
Gorgeous fabric, easier to sew than anticipated- made a great blouse, love it, would buy again
Quirky with that Vintage Touch
This fabric has been sourced as surplus deadstock from a small UK womenswear brand that specialises in producing vintage styles influenced by classic 20th century clothing pieces. Mainly 1920s to 1980s, featuring a variety of glam styles. With fabrics originally supplied by British manufacturers where possible.
