Wool Fabric, Dark Navy, Animal Pattern [For Remakes and Sewing Practice!]
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This is a bolt of dark navy wool fabric.
It features a jumping animal (deer?) pattern.
Thicker threads have been intentionally woven in,
giving it a texture similar to tsumugi silk.
This item has been stored for a long time,
and I have not personally unraveled and inspected it,
so I am setting a low price.
The length is unknown, and the width is approximately 38cm.
It is suitable not only for practicing Japanese sewing techniques,
but also for remakes and handmade projects.
Both the color and pattern give a smart impression.
Whether for Japanese clothing, Western-style clothing, or interior decor,
anything made from this fabric will be simple and lovely.
It would also be nice to add embroidery.
Delivery will be via Yamato Transport.
Thank you for your understanding.
I have other items listed,
so please take a look if you'd like.
Thank you for viewing.
#FabricBolt
#Wool
#JapaneseSewing
#Handmade
#Remake
This is a bolt of dark navy wool fabric.
It features a jumping animal (deer?) pattern.
Thicker threads have been intentionally woven in,
giving it a texture similar to tsumugi silk.
This item has been stored for a long time,
and I have not personally unraveled and inspected it,
so I am setting a low price.
The length is unknown, and the width is approximately 38cm.
It is suitable not only for practicing Japanese sewing techniques,
but also for remakes and handmade projects.
Both the color and pattern give a smart impression.
Whether for Japanese clothing, Western-style clothing, or interior decor,
anything made from this fabric will be simple and lovely.
It would also be nice to add embroidery.
Delivery will be via Yamato Transport.
Thank you for your understanding.
I have other items listed,
so please take a look if you'd like.
Thank you for viewing.
#FabricBolt
#Wool
#JapaneseSewing
#Handmade
#Remake
Category
Kimono / Yukata
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Aichi
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