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HENRY GLASS - Hearth & Home by Janet Nesbitt - Log Cabin Dot - Light Red

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$2.54 $3.43 In stock

This cheerful quilting fabric from Henry Glass features a geometric log cabin dot pattern in a light red color. Part of the Hearth & Home collection by Janet Nesbitt, this 100% cotton fabric is ideal for quilting and sewing projects.

  • 100% cotton quilting fabric
  • 43/44 inches wide
  • Light red geometric dot design
  • From the Hearth & Home collection by Janet Nesbitt
  • Designed by Henry Glass Fabrics
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

The cotton feels soft and sturdy for quilting projects, and that light red log cabin dot is just the right shade to brighten up a quilt block. I’m already planning my next piece with it.

Richard ★★★★★

The geometric dot pattern weaves beautifully with the log cabin design, and the light red shade feels warm without being overpowering. This cotton has a nice, crisp hand that pressed up perfectly for my quilt blocks.

Ellie M. ★★★★★

The red is just bright enough to pop without screaming, and the cotton feels sturdy for quilting without being stiff. I already cut into it for a log cabin block and the weave stayed crisp through the iron.