You can see that I again stacked the mandalas as I really like the subtle differences and as I used less dye and some lighter values, they came out pretty good! I am sure now that the one on the left is the one on top and the one on the right is on the bottom. It was easy to sort them out last night as they were all so different. Note that these haven't been ironed yet! The post today will be a relatively detailed description of how I do these. This is one of the tshirts lying across a relatively flat surface before I start "pleating". Here I have almost finished the pleating process. I start at the lower left hand corner and just use my fingers to.gather up the garment on the diagonal. One is reversed as I did it inside out!! All gathered up and now I spiral it. Two spiraled t-shirts sitting on the drop cloth which is on grate suspended over a plastic box. I did four t-shirts altogether yesterday. Here you can see four mandalas altogether. There are two in each half of this square (really looks more like a rectangle as I didn't cut as even as I could have!). This is what the t-shirts look like after I have applied the ice and the dyes. Used here were sun yellow, grass green, leaf green and some dark green (which is very very dark I have discovered). This is one set of mandalas covered with the ice and dye. Lots of yellow here. This is mandalas after 2 1/2 hours. These are the t-shirts after 2 1/2 hours. These are the mandalas after five hours. T-shirts at five hours. The ice is almost all melted. Note that a lot of the yellow is still in powdery form. These are the mandalas right before I start washing -- this was about 7 hours later. I do these in my basement which is relatively cool. These are the t-shirts before washing. Before I do the washing, I nuke each of the t-shirts for about four minutes and do the same for the mandalas (although I group the mandalas and do 4 at a time). I do the same with the drop cloths. Just want to get them nice and warm to make sure the dye is set. I then unfold and rinse in cold water getting a lot of the dye out and hopefully most of the soda ash. I then dunk them in quite warm water, swishing them around to get out as much dye as possible. (The water will look very dark.) I change up the two waters after two t-shirts. I then thrown them all into a bucket and cart them to the washing machine for final washing. I use the hottest water I can in my washer and add Synthrapol. I also make sure I am using the maximum load size. The rinse water is warm. After this wash, I remove them and get all the strings that have tied them all up off and look at them as this is probably what they will look like. I then repeat the wash/rinse process one more time. I always tell people to make sure they wash before using as well as they may have a hotter wash cycle and potentially could get some more dye out. The dye that is left is really a stain and no longer active though so generally if there is some staining, a little Synthrapol will get it right out. These are the remaining mandalas displayed with their "partners". And here are the t-shirts. The first two are Hanes x-large and the third one is a Basic Editions (K-Mart) 2x. This is a 1x v-neck t-shirt.

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You can see that I again stacked the mandalas as I really like the subtle differences and as I used less dye and some lighter values, they came out pretty good! I am sure now that the one on the left is the one on top and the one on the right is on the bottom. It was easy to sort them out last night as they were all so different. Note that these haven't been ironed yet! The post today will be a relatively detailed description of how I do these. This is one of the tshirts lying across a relatively flat surface before I start "pleating". Here I have almost finished the pleating process. I start at the lower left hand corner and just use my fingers to.gather up the garment on the diagonal. One is reversed as I did it inside out!! All gathered up and now I spiral it. Two spiraled t-shirts sitting on the drop cloth which is on grate suspended over a plastic box. I did four t-shirts altogether yesterday. Here you can see four mandalas altogether. There are two in each half of this square (really looks more like a rectangle as I didn't cut as even as I could have!). This is what the t-shirts look like after I have applied the ice and the dyes. Used here were sun yellow, grass green, leaf green and some dark green (which is very very dark I have discovered). This is one set of mandalas covered with the ice and dye. Lots of yellow here. This is mandalas after 2 1/2 hours. These are the t-shirts after 2 1/2 hours. These are the mandalas after five hours. T-shirts at five hours. The ice is almost all melted. Note that a lot of the yellow is still in powdery form. These are the mandalas right before I start washing -- this was about 7 hours later. I do these in my basement which is relatively cool. These are the t-shirts before washing. Before I do the washing, I nuke each of the t-shirts for about four minutes and do the same for the mandalas (although I group the mandalas and do 4 at a time). I do the same with the drop cloths. Just want to get them nice and warm to make sure the dye is set. I then unfold and rinse in cold water getting a lot of the dye out and hopefully most of the soda ash. I then dunk them in quite warm water, swishing them around to get out as much dye as possible. (The water will look very dark.) I change up the two waters after two t-shirts. I then thrown them all into a bucket and cart them to the washing machine for final washing. I use the hottest water I can in my washer and add Synthrapol. I also make sure I am using the maximum load size. The rinse water is warm. After this wash, I remove them and get all the strings that have tied them all up off and look at them as this is probably what they will look like. I then repeat the wash/rinse process one more time. I always tell people to make sure they wash before using as well as they may have a hotter wash cycle and potentially could get some more dye out. The dye that is left is really a stain and no longer active though so generally if there is some staining, a little Synthrapol will get it right out. These are the remaining mandalas displayed with their "partners". And here are the t-shirts. The first two are Hanes x-large and the third one is a Basic Editions (K-Mart) 2x. This is a 1x v-neck t-shirt.

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You can see that I again stacked the mandalas as I really like the subtle differences and as I used less dye and some lighter values, th...

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You can see that I again stacked the mandalas as I really like the subtle differences and as I used less dye and some lighter values, they came out pretty good! I am sure now that the one on the left is the one on top and the one on the right is on the bottom. It was easy to sort them out last night as they were all so different. Note that these haven't been ironed yet! The post today will be a relatively detailed description of how I do these. This is one of the tshirts lying across a relatively flat surface before I start "pleating". Here I have almost finished the pleating process. I start at the lower left hand corner and just use my fingers to.gather up the garment on the diagonal. One is reversed as I did it inside out!! All gathered up and now I spiral it. Two spiraled t-shirts sitting on the drop cloth which is on grate suspended over a plastic box. I did four t-shirts altogether yesterday. Here you can see four mandalas altogether. There are two in each half of this square (really looks more like a rectangle as I didn't cut as even as I could have!). This is what the t-shirts look like after I have applied the ice and the dyes. Used here were sun yellow, grass green, leaf green and some dark green (which is very very dark I have discovered). This is one set of mandalas covered with the ice and dye. Lots of yellow here. This is mandalas after 2 1/2 hours. These are the t-shirts after 2 1/2 hours. These are the mandalas after five hours. T-shirts at five hours. The ice is almost all melted. Note that a lot of the yellow is still in powdery form. These are the mandalas right before I start washing -- this was about 7 hours later. I do these in my basement which is relatively cool. These are the t-shirts before washing. Before I do the washing, I nuke each of the t-shirts for about four minutes and do the same for the mandalas (although I group the mandalas and do 4 at a time). I do the same with the drop cloths. Just want to get them nice and warm to make sure the dye is set. I then unfold and rinse in cold water getting a lot of the dye out and hopefully most of the soda ash. I then dunk them in quite warm water, swishing them around to get out as much dye as possible. (The water will look very dark.) I change up the two waters after two t-shirts. I then thrown them all into a bucket and cart them to the washing machine for final washing. I use the hottest water I can in my washer and add Synthrapol. I also make sure I am using the maximum load size. The rinse water is warm. After this wash, I remove them and get all the strings that have tied them all up off and look at them as this is probably what they will look like. I then repeat the wash/rinse process one more time. I always tell people to make sure they wash before using as well as they may have a hotter wash cycle and potentially could get some more dye out. The dye that is left is really a stain and no longer active though so generally if there is some staining, a little Synthrapol will get it right out. These are the remaining mandalas displayed with their "partners". And here are the t-shirts. The first two are Hanes x-large and the third one is a Basic Editions (K-Mart) 2x. This is a 1x v-neck t-shirt.

You can see that I again stacked the mandalas as I really like the subtle differences and as I used less dye and some lighter values, th...

Roll up your sleeves and try your hand at the art of Kalamkari block printing, a technique native to Persia and India. Inspired by the colours of natural dyes, our KALAMKARI wallpaper comes in vibrant Citrus yellow, neutral tone Angora and soft green Jade, each simple pattern interspersed with pale shades and created to complement other designs in The Curator’s Cabinet collection. With a humble, handmade feel, the rounded shapes and gentle floral detailing almost become a plain when used across large areas, a quietly decorative print that takes on a distinctly eastern personality the closer you examine it.

Our graphic tops are to die for!  These tops are unisex and can run a smidge larger. For a more fitted look we do recommend you size down but have included a posted size chart to help you choose the best size for you! Because these tees are so amazing, occasionally we run into colors and sizes out of stock. If that happens, we will substitute with the closest color in the same brand, or a comparable alternative brand! We do recommend that you wash your tops inside out, with cold water, using a mild detergent. Do not use any fabric softener, and air or tumble dry with no or low heat. Hanging them to dry is best, but who has time for that?! :) The color of the shirt may not be the exact same due to mock up lighting but it should be close enough. Tie dye/ bleach designs will always vary. If you have a preferred brand of shirt please reach out.  I can change the color of the shirt at anytime too! Just let me know!

You can see that I again stacked the mandalas as I really like the subtle differences and as I used less dye and some lighter values, they came out pretty good! I am sure now that the one on the left is the one on top and the one on the right is on the bottom. It was easy to sort them out last night as they were all so different. Note that these haven't been ironed yet! The post today will be a relatively detailed description of how I do these. This is one of the tshirts lying across a relatively flat surface before I start "pleating". Here I have almost finished the pleating process. I start at the lower left hand corner and just use my fingers to.gather up the garment on the diagonal. One is reversed as I did it inside out!! All gathered up and now I spiral it. Two spiraled t-shirts sitting on the drop cloth which is on grate suspended over a plastic box. I did four t-shirts altogether yesterday. Here you can see four mandalas altogether. There are two in each half of this square (really looks more like a rectangle as I didn't cut as even as I could have!). This is what the t-shirts look like after I have applied the ice and the dyes. Used here were sun yellow, grass green, leaf green and some dark green (which is very very dark I have discovered). This is one set of mandalas covered with the ice and dye. Lots of yellow here. This is mandalas after 2 1/2 hours. These are the t-shirts after 2 1/2 hours. These are the mandalas after five hours. T-shirts at five hours. The ice is almost all melted. Note that a lot of the yellow is still in powdery form. These are the mandalas right before I start washing -- this was about 7 hours later. I do these in my basement which is relatively cool. These are the t-shirts before washing. Before I do the washing, I nuke each of the t-shirts for about four minutes and do the same for the mandalas (although I group the mandalas and do 4 at a time). I do the same with the drop cloths. Just want to get them nice and warm to make sure the dye is set. I then unfold and rinse in cold water getting a lot of the dye out and hopefully most of the soda ash. I then dunk them in quite warm water, swishing them around to get out as much dye as possible. (The water will look very dark.) I change up the two waters after two t-shirts. I then thrown them all into a bucket and cart them to the washing machine for final washing. I use the hottest water I can in my washer and add Synthrapol. I also make sure I am using the maximum load size. The rinse water is warm. After this wash, I remove them and get all the strings that have tied them all up off and look at them as this is probably what they will look like. I then repeat the wash/rinse process one more time. I always tell people to make sure they wash before using as well as they may have a hotter wash cycle and potentially could get some more dye out. The dye that is left is really a stain and no longer active though so generally if there is some staining, a little Synthrapol will get it right out. These are the remaining mandalas displayed with their "partners". And here are the t-shirts. The first two are Hanes x-large and the third one is a Basic Editions (K-Mart) 2x. This is a 1x v-neck t-shirt.

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★ DETAILS - Made from 100% ring spun cotton - Soft washed garment dyed fabric for a comfortable feel - Features a double needle collar, twill taped neck and shoulders, and double needle armhole, sleeve, and bottom hems - Colors may vary slightly due to the pigment dyeing process ★ KEY BENEFITS - Uses an advanced dyeing process to minimize shrinking (up to 99% reduction) - Fabric is designed to be softer and of higher quality, providing a 'broken in' feel that's gentle on your skin - Crafted with durability in mind using 100% ring spun cotton - Double needle stitching on neckline, sleeves, and bottom hems ensures longevity ✚ PRINT PROVIDER: Monster Digital is a state of the art, Direct to Garment printing operation with experience and focus is on delivering high-quality print results and speed to market for your customers. They invest heavily in technology resulting in robust software, and factory and operational efficiencies. As industry leaders in on-demand printing and fulfillment, their executive team has seen decades of success in all facets of manufacturing, embellishing and fulfillment of soft goods. Monster Digital is located in Miami, Florida USA. ✂︎ SIZING: To determine the correct chest width for a shirt, place it flat on a surface and measure from one armpit to the other. For a comfortable fit, you can also measure a shirt you currently own and then compare the measurements to our size chart to ensure a proper fit. ☂︎ CARE INSTRUCTIONS: ☞ Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F) ☞ Non-chlorine: bleach as needed ☞ Tumble dry: low heat ☞ Iron, steam or dry: medium heat ☞ Do not dryclean ✻ INKS AND COLORS: Inks are non-toxic and printed to last. Due to differences in monitors or viewing devices, colors may appear slightly different in person than how it is shown on your computer, tablet or phone. Ink colors for designs can also be changed upon request, send us a message if you'd like that! Our inks are both non-toxic and designed to be long-lasting. However, please keep in mind that variations in monitor or device settings can cause slight differences in how colors appear in person. ⍟ PROCESSING TIME: Items are shipped from the U.S. and come with USPS tracking information. It is the customer's responsibility to track items and contact the USPS once shipped for any issues. We are not responsible for items that are delivered to incorrect addresses or for items that are marked as delivered by the USPS. ☞ USA: Shipping within the United States takes 2-5 business days to arrive at the final destination once the item is shipped. ☞ CANADA: Once items are shipped, items typically take 6-12 business days to arrive at a destination in Canada. ☞ INTERNATIONAL: Items are shipped using an international carrier and typically take 8-16 business days to arrive at the final destination depending on countries. Specific countries may have custom regulations that result in delays so make sure to know the policies within your country. Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. ℹ︎ RETURNS, EXCHANGES & CANCELLATIONS: We completely understand the challenge of finding the perfect size when shopping online. If you come across any defects, please don't hesitate to message us within 3 days of receiving your order. We want to make things right for you. Just a heads up, after this period, it becomes tricky to process exchanges due to the nature of our products. Also, there might be a small fee for size exchanges, so don't hesitate to check our size charts or send us a message. We're here to ensure your perfect fit! Funny Womans Another Day Another Slay Retro Graphic Tee, Unisex Meme T-Shirt, Comfy Cotton, Ideal Gift, Classy woman shirt

I have a new love in my life. Indigo is one of nature's most incredible dyes. it is also one of humanity's oldest dyes and one of only two natural sources of true blue (the other being woad, which contains the same ingredient, but in more dilute quantities). It is not surprising then, that indigo has a rich history and was highly prized by many cultures - that's a story I'll tell you another day. I will also write more about how to set up and indigo vat for classroom use, and the chemical react

Wednesday began with a stroll to the river. Sandra Brownlee, India Flint and Kelly McKaig Class began with a breathing and mark making exercise. Once finished, we moved inside. One stroke per breath. We read aloud Ode to Things by Pablo Neruda. Christine's notebook with a piece of her exquisite hand stitching. I took a break and went for a walk to think a bit before Sandra shared her wondrous notebooks with us.

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Our unique and improved dip-dye technique leads to the most brilliant colors ever. Now all our PURE SOLIDS are internationally OEKO-TEX certified, so you can rest assure our dyes are the most environmentally safe to use for the sewing industry. Commonly known as “pima” our premium cottons have the softest hand and the lowest shrinkage percentage (1% – 2%). They almost don’t fray, making them ideal for all kind of projects. Our goal is always to offer you fabrics that will make you “FEEL THE DIFFERENCE” Manufacturer: Art Gallery Fabrics Pattern: Pure Solids Color: Macadamia Sold in half yard increments (18 x 44), adjust quantity in cart. 1/2 yd = 1 1 yd = 2 1.5 yds = 3 2 yds = 4 2.5 yds = 5 3 yds = 6 3.5 yds =7 4 yds = 8 4.5 yds = 9 5 yds = 10 6 yds= 12 7 yds = 14 8 yds = 16 9 yds = 18 10 yds = 20 * Yardage will be cut as one continuous piece. 44"/45" WIDE Machine wash warm with like colors. do not bleach. tumble dry medium setting. remove promptly. use warm iron if necessary. See all basics and blenders here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/QuitchesGetStitches?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=823705713§ion_id=29199500

Discover the allure of our Violet Tie-Dye sweatshirt, a radiant representation of the Rainbow Spectrum. Crafted with ultra-soft psychedelic fleece, it's not just apparel—it's a statement. With a design that embodies the Tie-Dye Trend, this sweatshirt promises not just comfort but also a splash of vibrant style. A nod to the Winter Essential for those chilly evenings, this sweatshirt stands out with its distinctive design, making it an absolute Trendy Sweatshirt pick. Its unisex appeal ensures it's perfect for everyone, and the coziness it offers makes it an ideal companion for those winter cozy nights. Whether you're looking for the Unique Present for a birthday, a Holiday Gift, or a special Gift for Mom, this sweatshirt doesn't disappoint. Let every day feel special with the perfect blend of warmth and style. Dive into the world of colors, warmth, and comfort with this standout piece. Unisex Size Chart: Chest: XS-34" S-36” M- 38” L-42” XL-45” 2XL- 48” 3XL- 50”

Over the past few months I've been experimenting with different ways of making marks on cloth. While I love the linear marks I have been producing with shibori and other techniques, I don't want to just keep repeating myself. So I've been shaking things up. I

Dance allows you to...express yourself, find yourself, and love yourself. If you're at the studio everyday working on your craft then you feel this just like we here at Covet do. Celebrate your journey with this cute crop tank. This cropped tank is made of irresistibly soft triblend fabric. This Micro Rib Muscle Crop Tank is perfect for competition season and all summer long.  52% airlume combed and ringspun cotton, 48% polyester This muscle tank is made using sustainable manufacturing processes with Blue Sign certified dyes, efficient dye houses that adhere to the state of California’s EPA regulations around waste water treatment and usage, and cutting facilities in Los Angeles that run on partial solar power with comprehensive recycling programs for paper waste and fabric scraps.

★ DETAILS - Made from 100% ring spun cotton - Soft washed garment dyed fabric for a comfortable feel - Features a double needle collar, twill taped neck and shoulders, and double needle armhole, sleeve, and bottom hems - Colors may vary slightly due to the pigment dyeing process ★ KEY BENEFITS - Uses an advanced dyeing process to minimize shrinking (up to 99% reduction) - Fabric is designed to be softer and of higher quality, providing a 'broken in' feel that's gentle on your skin - Crafted with durability in mind using 100% ring spun cotton - Double needle stitching on neckline, sleeves, and bottom hems ensures longevity ✚ PRINT PROVIDER: Monster Digital is a state of the art, Direct to Garment printing operation with experience and focus is on delivering high-quality print results and speed to market for your customers. They invest heavily in technology resulting in robust software, and factory and operational efficiencies. As industry leaders in on-demand printing and fulfillment, their executive team has seen decades of success in all facets of manufacturing, embellishing and fulfillment of soft goods. Monster Digital is located in Miami, Florida USA. ✂︎ SIZING: To determine the correct chest width for a shirt, place it flat on a surface and measure from one armpit to the other. For a comfortable fit, you can also measure a shirt you currently own and then compare the measurements to our size chart to ensure a proper fit. ☂︎ CARE INSTRUCTIONS: ☞ Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F) ☞ Non-chlorine: bleach as needed ☞ Tumble dry: low heat ☞ Iron, steam or dry: medium heat ☞ Do not dryclean ✻ INKS AND COLORS: Inks are non-toxic and printed to last. Due to differences in monitors or viewing devices, colors may appear slightly different in person than how it is shown on your computer, tablet or phone. Ink colors for designs can also be changed upon request, send us a message if you'd like that! Our inks are both non-toxic and designed to be long-lasting. However, please keep in mind that variations in monitor or device settings can cause slight differences in how colors appear in person. ⍟ PROCESSING TIME: Items are shipped from the U.S. and come with USPS tracking information. It is the customer's responsibility to track items and contact the USPS once shipped for any issues. We are not responsible for items that are delivered to incorrect addresses or for items that are marked as delivered by the USPS. ☞ USA: Shipping within the United States takes 2-5 business days to arrive at the final destination once the item is shipped. ☞ CANADA: Once items are shipped, items typically take 6-12 business days to arrive at a destination in Canada. ☞ INTERNATIONAL: Items are shipped using an international carrier and typically take 8-16 business days to arrive at the final destination depending on countries. Specific countries may have custom regulations that result in delays so make sure to know the policies within your country. Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. ℹ︎ RETURNS, EXCHANGES & CANCELLATIONS: We completely understand the challenge of finding the perfect size when shopping online. If you come across any defects, please don't hesitate to message us within 3 days of receiving your order. We want to make things right for you. Just a heads up, after this period, it becomes tricky to process exchanges due to the nature of our products. Also, there might be a small fee for size exchanges, so don't hesitate to check our size charts or send us a message. We're here to ensure your perfect fit! Vintage 90s Another Day Another Slay Graphic T-Shirt, Unisex Retro Meme Tee, Relaxed Cotton Comfort, Great Gifts, Classy Woman tee

Please allow 1 - 2 weeks for samples to be delivered. From the Urban Oasis collection by York Wallcoverings. Please note: Burke Decor does not accept wallpaper returns at this time. Why? Wallpaper is produced in batches (similar to tile) and due to dye-lot variations that occur based on when the rolls are produced, we are unable to accept returns. ...Read More This item is FINAL SALE and nonreturnable.

Today I printed some of the breakdown screens I set up yesterday. I didn’t get as much done as I had hoped because my intern, Mia, was out sick. It’s amazing how much faster the process goes when you have another set of hands to help out. I did make some progress, though. It’s in […]

The cold weather is slowly blowing in and autumn is the time to prepare with chunky knits and warm scarfs to see you through the cooler seasons. A scarf is one of the best accessories for any man out there and this luxury, 100% cotton neck warmer is the ultimate piece this autumn and winter.   We have used two different stitch types to create a textured effect and crafted a ribbed edge finish. This indigo yarn scarf has been stonewashed providing stunning shade variation so that each piece is totally unique. We recommend wearing it with our Ryder Jacket in the autumn, and our Boardwalk Peacoat in the Winter.  Indigo dye, by its nature is not very colour-fast. This is what helps to create the fades on your jeans after wear! We advise avoiding contact with lighter coloured clothes and upholstery when wearing raw denim as the colour can transfer. Should the colour transfer onto your lighter-coloured clothing it should wash out with your usual detergent. &SONS Scarves have always been a staple for any outfit and now I have a winter version Complete your look 2,000 years in the making... Origins Popularised by aviators in both World Wars to keep their necks warm and prevent chaffing, scarves have been a staple in men’s wardrobes for over 2000 years. In Ancient Rome, men wore them as 'sweat cloths' used to keep cool and dry sweat. The military has also used them as rank insignia and unit designators for many years, from the Terracotta Warriors of China to modern-day desert military units.   Style Tip: The DrapeThe simplest of all and sometimes, all you need. Simply drape the scarf around the back of the neck and let it fall on either side to add another layer and pop of colour.Overhand Knot (Also known as Ascot)Lay the scarf over your shoulders. Take both ends of the scarf, and tie them “over-and-under,” as if you were starting to do up a giant pair of shoelaces. Adjust the front to be a bit smooth and tighten closer to the neck as desired. Looks great tucked underneath a chore jacket.  The “Parisian”Fold the scarf in half at the middle so that the ends touch and hold the doubled-over bend in one hand while passing the loose ends around the back of your neck with the other. Tuck the ends through the bend and pull snug. This is the most common look in the &SONS style catalogue.   Made in Turkey Features This is made with indigo yarn. Due to the dyeing and washing process, there will be shade variation from piece to piece  Two different stitch types, create a textured effect  2x2 ribbed edge finish  100% Cotton   Indigo dye, by its nature is not very colour-fast. This is what helps to create the fades on your jeans after wear! We advise avoiding contact with lighter coloured clothes and upholstery when wearing raw denim as the colour can transfer. Should the colour transfer onto your lighter-coloured clothing it should wash out with your usual detergent. Care Instructions For specific care instructions, see our guide to caring for your product. Click here

Shipping: via UPS/DHL, 3-5 business day delivery within the mainland US. Size: L 13 ft x W 2.8 ft Add heritage to your abode with this vintage handwoven fabric designed in a plaid-look jaspe pattern. Personally sourced from the Guatemala highlands, the hand-picked resist-dye textile transports you to another part of the world. The gorgeous blue cloth (with some white and gray hue) —originally fashioned as a traditional long skirt—adds the perfect touch of ethnic style to your home. The 4.6 yards of mid-weight fabric looks special as sofa upholstery, a table runner, an all-season throw…or wherever your DIY dreams take you.

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