Wordplay Studious Light Grey Fabric - 547072 - Fabric Designed by Sarah Fielke for Windham Fabrics this

Wordplay Studious Light Grey Fabric - 547072

By Windham Fabrics

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547072

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Designed by Sarah Fielke for Windham Fabrics this cotton print fabric is perfect for quilting apparel and home decor accents. Colors include red blue pink turquoise purple green yellow grey and black.

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