Fabricut Oryza Ogee Crewel Surf - 474791

By Fabricut Inc

$70.40

(269 Reviews)

Model

474791

Manufacturer

Fabricut Inc

Detail

This embroidered herringbone upholstery fabric is very heavyweight and perfect for upholstery headboards and more. This fabric features a crewel embroidered design. Colors include sand ivory and blue.

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Fabric

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