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BENARTEX - Fresh Blends by Kimberly Einmo - Periwinkle

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This Benartex Fresh Blends by Kimberly Einmo fabric in Periwinkle is a 100% cotton quilting fabric, ideal for your next sewing project. It is 42/43 inches wide, providing versatility for cutting and piecing.

  • 100% cotton quilting fabric
  • 42/43 inch width
  • Periwinkle color from the Fresh Blends collection by Kimberly Einmo
  • From Benartex Fabrics, a trusted brand in quilting
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen B. ★★★★★

This periwinkle color is exactly what I needed for a quilt border—it's a true, rich shade. The 42-inch width gave me plenty of fabric to work with for my cutting layout. It pressed nicely without any distortion.

Ruby ★★★★★

The periwinkle color is exactly what I was looking for, and the 100% cotton feels soft yet sturdy. It pressed beautifully and cut cleanly without fraying.

Harper ★★★★★

This fabric has that perfect quilting weight—not too stiff, not flimsy—and the 42/43 inch width gave me plenty of room to work with. I’ve already washed it twice and the color hasn’t faded a bit, which is always my biggest worry.