Lulu Summerland / Natural

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Lulu Summerland / Natural Information

Actual colors may vary depending on individual monitor settings
Pattern direction runs up the roll unless pictured or stated otherwise
Multiple yards of the same item are shipped in one continuous piece

Width: 56/58"
Vertical Repeat: 0.5"
Horizontal Repeat: 4"

Contents: 100% Cotton
Fabric Weave: Cotton Duck
Design: Polka Dots, Stripe
Brand: Premier Prints

Fabric Type: Medium Weight Drapery / Light Weight Upholstery

Gray and off-white 2" stripes with 3/8" goldenrod dots make up a fun and modern striped fabric with a fresh twist. This 7 oz. cotton duck fabric is great for home decor and crafts. Think tote bags, placemats, pillows and much more.

*If ordering more than 30 yards, please instruct us how to split your yardage on page 2 of checkout.

Washing Tips

Washing Instructions & Info
As a general rule, unless stated otherwise, home decorator products are recommended to be dry cleaned. This does not mean they will not wash well... It just means to wash at your own risk. If you intend to wash an item after it has been made, we strongly encourage you to test a small piece first to make sure it is suitable for washing; and if you are satisfied with the result, then proceed with washing the entire yardage. Also remember to wash the product in the same manner you will wash the project afterwards (i.e. Do not wash in a warmer temp. after your project has been made and do not dry in dryer if the initial yardage was not dried in dryer).

Quick Tips

100% Cotton - Expect quite a bit of shrinkage and wrinkling to occur if washing 100% cotton products. And when dealing with home decor printed material, the print will sometimes fade. **We highly recommend 100% cotton materials be dry cleaned.

100% Polyester - Polyester products are normally ideal for washing. There should be little to no shrinkage or wrinkling. However, unless stated as washable, we still encourage washing a test piece first. Also, if there is a sheen to your fabric... It may diminish slightly after each wash. Please take this into consideration.

Poly/Cotton Blends - Polyester and cotton blended materials can usually be washed, however, you may experience slight shrinkage and wrinkling. The rule still applies to test a small piece, and then, if satisfied, wash the entire yardage before making your project. The shiny material rule applies here too... If there is a sheen to your fabric, it may diminish slightly after each wash. Please take this into consideration.

100% Silk - Silks can be either hand washed and air dried or dry cleaned.

Please Note: We are providing this information as a customer service. If you choose to wash your materials, we strongly encourage a pre-wash test. And per our Return Policy: Returns are not accepted if washed or cut... So if it is vital that your material is washable, we recommend ordering a SAMPLE for your pre-wash test.

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Reviews

Nice fabric w/ some drawbacks

I purchased this fabric to make throw pillow covers. It ended up being a bit thicker and rougher than I had thought it would be. It's sort of canvasy.It was obvious this fabric was going to fray easily, so I made my covers with French seams. As a test I machine washed my finished product, delicate cycle and in cold water. Line dry. Yes,it did shrink, but for my purposes, that's ok. It didn't soften the fabric. I think that will happen over time and use.It retained it's color well. Steam pressing didn't take all the wrinkles out, but again for my purposes that's not critical. If you are making drapes, I recommend dry cleaning. This fabric would be great for small re-upholstery jobs like dining room chair seats or even stretching on a frame for a wall hanging. Excellent for tote bags, too.

- Teresa, 6.1.2012