Winding Road Flower Fields White Cotton Wideback Fabric (1 5/8 yard pack)
Winding Road Flower Fields White Cotton Wideback Fabric per yard
Winding Road Flower Fields White Cotton Wideback Fabric per yard:
- Width of Fabric: 108"
- Fiber Type: Cotton
- Made by: Windham Fabrics
- by Natalie Barnes
"My grandmother and her two daughters, were travelers, wanderers...lovers of life. They went to the World's Fair in Chicago. And spent time in Florida, finally making their way to California. They drew wildflowers in their cookbooks, and sketched their own maps. They made pretty dresses and wore men's summer shirts and walked barefoot through the woven grass.
This line was inspired by my grandmother, Stephanie; and her two daughters, Norma Rose and Laura Marie." ~Natalie
Original: $24.45
-65%$24.45
$8.56Winding Road Flower Fields White Cotton Wideback Fabric (1 5/8 yard pack)
Winding Road Flower Fields White Cotton Wideback Fabric per yard
Winding Road Flower Fields White Cotton Wideback Fabric per yard:
- Width of Fabric: 108"
- Fiber Type: Cotton
- Made by: Windham Fabrics
- by Natalie Barnes
"My grandmother and her two daughters, were travelers, wanderers...lovers of life. They went to the World's Fair in Chicago. And spent time in Florida, finally making their way to California. They drew wildflowers in their cookbooks, and sketched their own maps. They made pretty dresses and wore men's summer shirts and walked barefoot through the woven grass.
This line was inspired by my grandmother, Stephanie; and her two daughters, Norma Rose and Laura Marie." ~Natalie
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Winding Road Flower Fields White Cotton Wideback Fabric per yard
Winding Road Flower Fields White Cotton Wideback Fabric per yard:
- Width of Fabric: 108"
- Fiber Type: Cotton
- Made by: Windham Fabrics
- by Natalie Barnes
"My grandmother and her two daughters, were travelers, wanderers...lovers of life. They went to the World's Fair in Chicago. And spent time in Florida, finally making their way to California. They drew wildflowers in their cookbooks, and sketched their own maps. They made pretty dresses and wore men's summer shirts and walked barefoot through the woven grass.
This line was inspired by my grandmother, Stephanie; and her two daughters, Norma Rose and Laura Marie." ~Natalie
