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HENRY GLASS - Jubilee By Color Principle - Lemons - Multi

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$2.13 $3.43 In stock

From Quilt in a Day – Helping Quilters Since 1978, this Henry Glass fabric features the Jubilee By Color Principle design in a cheerful lemons and multi-color palette. It is a 100% cotton quilting fabric, 43/44 inches wide, ideal for patchwork and sewing projects.

  • 100% cotton quilting fabric
  • 43/44 inch width
  • Jubilee By Color Principle pattern with lemons motif
  • Multi-color print for versatile use
  • Brand: Henry Glass
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★

This fabric is soft and easy to work with, and the lemons pattern adds a fresh pop of color to my quilt top. It pressed beautifully without any shifting, which made piecing a breeze.

Matthew L. ★★★★★

The colors on this cotton fabric are even more vibrant in person, and the lemon motifs are perfectly spaced for fussy cutting. The 100% cotton feels nice and crisp, ideal for a spring table runner I'm working on.

Ella ★★★★★

The 100% cotton feels sturdy for piecing, and those lemons are so crisp they practically pop off the fabric. I've already cut into it twice this week and the print alignment holds up beautifully through pressing.