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HENRY GLASS - Love Struck by Kim Diehl - Hibiscus - Green

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$2.33 $3.24 In stock

This Henry Glass quilting fabric features the Love Struck collection by Kim Diehl, with a lovely hibiscus pattern in green. It is a 100% cotton fabric, ideal for quilting and other sewing projects.

  • 100% cotton quilting fabric
  • 43/45 inches wide
  • Floral hibiscus design in green
  • From the Love Struck collection by Kim Diehl
  • Brand: Henry Glass
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James B. ★★★★★

The green is more vibrant in person than I expected, and the cotton feels lovely and smooth for piecing. I'm already planning a second project with it because it pressed so perfectly.

Riley ★★★★★

The hibiscus print is so crisp and the green is exactly the deep, rich shade I needed for my quilt top. It held up beautifully through washing — no fraying or fading, just a nice soft hand afterward.

Richard J. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised at how soft and lightweight this 100% cotton feels for a quilting fabric. The hibiscus pattern is crisp and the green shade deepens nicely under natural light. Already thinking about what to pair it with for my next project.