French General St Remy Linen Bleu Fabric - 474972 - Fabric This versatile linen blend fabric features yarn dy

French General St Remy Linen Bleu Fabric - 474972

By Fabricut Inc

$53.60

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474972

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Fabricut Inc

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This versatile linen blend fabric features yarn dyed stripes in a herringbone weave. Perfect for window treatments (draperies swags valances) duvet covers toss pillows and upholstery projects.

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