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0680 Acid Green Cherrywood Fabric By The Yard

0680 Acid Green Cherrywood Fabric By The Yard - Main image
$4.38 $6 In stock

Category: Yardage

Description: Cherrywood is 100% cotton that is hand-dyed to look like suede. The gorgeous colors will add depth and richness to projects like no other fabric on the market. This unique fabric is dyed in Minnesota and is pre-shrunk. Wash in Synthrapol. 

Brand: Cherrywood Hand Dyed Fabrics

Designer: Cherrywood Hand Dyed Fabrics

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★

The hand-dyed suede look on this cotton is unreal, way richer in person than any photo shows. Made curtains for my studio and the acid green shifts slightly in different light, which I love. It's stiff off the bolt but softens up after a wash.

Carter E. ★★★★★

That acid green is even richer in person, and the hand-dyed finish gives it a soft suede-like texture that photographs don't capture. I used it for a quilt border and the cotton pressed beautifully without any stiffness.

Eva F. ★★★★★

I've sewn with a lot of cottons and this hand-dyed one feels closer to suede than anything else I've tried, with a softness you notice the second you touch it. The acid green has a depth that shifts depending on the light, and my upholstery project looks way more expensive than it was.