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Folklore - Medieval Character Toss - Tan - Yardage

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$2.4 $3.24 In stock

Category: Yardage

Folklore by QT Fabrics, designed by Morris Creative Group, transports quilters into an enchanting medieval realm filled with dragons, castles, heraldic symbols, and mythical adventures. Rich blues, teals, and earthy neutrals create a dramatic color story that works beautifully for statement quilts, fantasy-themed décor, and imaginative sewing projects. 

Brand: QT Fabrics

Designer: Morris Creative Group

Material: 100% Premium Quilting Cotton

Width: 44"

Barcode:  016542598035

SKU:  31642-E

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian ★★★★★

The medieval castle motifs are so crisp and detailed, they really make this fabric feel like it belongs in a storybook. I'm using it for a quilt backing, and the rich tan tone grounds the whole project perfectly.

Andrew J. ★★★★★

The heraldic symbols pop beautifully against the tan background, and the fabric weight feels substantial for quilting. I'm already planning a castle wall border around the dragon motifs.

Penelope R. ★★★★★

The dragons have just enough detail to pop without being overwhelming, and the heraldic symbols give this line a really authentic medieval feel. I can already picture it as a castle wall border in a quilt.