Liberty Clover Block B Tana Lawn Cotton Fabric
NEW Autumn/Winter 24 Collection!
This Liberty Clover Block B Tana Lawn Cotton Fabric is based on a Liberty paper impression from the 1910s. The bold and minimal design reduces organic forms to near geometric abstraction. A single four-leaf clover motif is observed through the prism of stylisation on a stunning soft pink colour. Suggestive of a botanical blueprint, mottled textures and subtle tonalities highlight the hand-crafted, block print effect.
The design is printed onto Tana Lawn™ cotton, a fabric with unmatchable fluidity with a silk-like touch, unique print quality and striking colour vibrancy.
NEW Autumn/Winter 24 Collection!
This Liberty Clover Block B Tana Lawn Cotton Fabric is based on a Liberty paper impression from the 1910s. The bold and minimal design reduces organic forms to near geometric abstraction. A single four-leaf clover motif is observed through the prism of stylisation on a stunning soft pink colour. Suggestive of a botanical blueprint, mottled textures and subtle tonalities highlight the hand-crafted, block print effect.
The design is printed onto Tana Lawn™ cotton, a fabric with unmatchable fluidity with a silk-like touch, unique print quality and striking colour vibrancy.
- Width
- 136cm / 53"
- Recommended uses
- Ideal for dressmaking, use this fabric to make a beautiful blouse or shirt.
- Thread colour match
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Gutermann Sew All Thread 100m Shades 300 to 672 - 473
- Recommended needle
-
70/10
- Composition
- Cotton 100%
- Care Instructions
- Wash at 40 degrees and line dry.
- Weight
- 76 g/m²
About this product
For Autumn/Winter 2024, Liberty Fabrics presents The Curated Floral, a celebration of the beauty, diversity, and wonder of nature’s masterpiece – the flower. Celebrated across three distinctive narratives: Floral Focus, Floral Library, and Floral Wonderland, this collection spotlights flowers outside their natural context and as a subject worthy of artistic, scientific, and symbolic study. Whether photographed, painted, or preserved, the Liberty Design Studio has re-envisioned the flower as a work of art.