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1260 Phlox Cherrywood Fabric By The Yard

1260 Phlox Cherrywood Fabric By The Yard - Main image
$3.72 $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)

Ella X. ★★★★★

I was honestly surprised how much depth the Cherrywood color has in person—it’s nothing like flat prints. The hand-dyed texture really does mimic suede, making my quilt top look richer than with standard cotton. Already planning a second yard for the backing.

Chloe U. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how soft and supple this Cherrywood fabric feels—it really does mimic suede beautifully. The 100% cotton base makes it easy to work with while still looking luxurious, and the depth of color is stunning. Perfect for my quilted pillow project.

Sebastian T. ★★★★★

The hand-dyed color is so much richer in person than any flat photo could show, and it blends beautifully into the quilt top I'm piecing. It does fray a bit when cut, so I'd starch it first next time.