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Western Bark Cloth |
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Western bark cloth is great for western home décor. Moda makes wonderful western bark cloth that is a loosely woven 100% cotton fabric and is 44” to 54” wide. Western bark cloth features western scenes, with cowboys, cowgirls, horses and western gear. Western bark cloth can be used for pillows, vests, jackets, upholstery, bed comforters and duvet covers. If you plan to preshrink the bark cloth, allow for extra fabric in both the length and width.
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Western Batik |
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Western batiks feature horses, buffalo, and western gear. Island Batiks has two great batik horse panels and Timeless Treasures western batiks have great western designs. Western batiks are a hand dyed, tightly woven, 100% cotton fabric, that are 43” to 44”wide. Western batiks have a wonderful array of colors.
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Western Cotton Fabric |
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Western cotton fabric manufacturers include Alexander Henry, Moda, Maywood Studios, Timeless Treasures, Michael Miller, Robert Kaufman, Monarch and Andover. You will find a variety of classic western cotton fabric that fits the needs of cowboys and cowgirls of all ages. Western cotton fabric is 100% cotton and come 43” - 44” wide. Western cotton quilt fabric comes in a variety of prints, such as cowboy and cowgirl, rodeo, horses, horseshoes, bandana, and cow dogs.
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Western Cotton Flannel |
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Western cotton flannels are for those cozy western quilts and they made great quick and easy rag quilts. Western cotton flannels are 100% cotton, may be brushed on one or both sides and are 42” - 44” wide. Western flannels come in a variety of western prints to fit your quilting needs. Maywood Studios, Michael Miller and Moda make wonderful cotton flannels.
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Western Cotton Twill |
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Western Cotton Twill - Western cotton twill is a very versatile 100% cotton fabric, which is heavier than cotton fabric and is a tightly woven fabric. Western cotton twill is great for home décor and clothing, and features a wonderful assortment of western and cowboy print scenes. The western cotton twill manufacturers include Waverly and Bloomcraft.
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Western Gifts |
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Western cowboy and cowgirl gifts have been selected for all you cowgirls and cowboys. The western gifts include: western cookbooks, cowgirl mouse pads and note cards, western table cloths and napkins, ready made rodeo pillows, and Moda Bunkhouse throws. We also have coming from Moda, cowgirl fabric covered with vinyl made up in umbrellas and travel tote bags. The regular Moda cowgirl fabric will also be made up in ready to use bedding sheet sets. Let us know if we can wrap your western gift orders for you, we know what a busy life you lead.
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Western Pebble Cloth |
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Western pebble cloth from Moda, has that vintage forties look, which is great for home décor and clothing. Western pebble cloth is a tightly woven fabric, that is a lighter weight than bark cloth, and comes 54” wide. The pebble cloth fabric has cowboy scenes from the old west.
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Western Polar Fleece |
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Western polar fleece from Baum Textile and David Textile, comes in 100% polyester and is 58” to 60” wide. Western polar fleece comes in a variety of western and horse designs, and makes great blankets and jackets. The western polar fleece can also be used for quilt backs. Our western polar fleece is anti-pill (which means it will not ball up).
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Western Quilt Kits |
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The western quilt kits use Prairie Girls western quilt patterns and Lynn Brown panels. The Lynn Brown panels feature classic cowgirls from the late teens and early 1920's. The cowgirls are printed onto 100% cotton muslin, with varying panel sizes. The western quilt kits use June Jaeger patterns and include fabric for the top of a western wall quilt (NOT including binding, batting or backing fabric). The western quilt patterns are great for those who are unsure of making fabric choices.
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