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HENRY GLASS - Pennyberry Farm by Kim Diehl - Stippled Vines - Brown

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$2.33 $3.24 In stock

This cotton quilting fabric from the Pennyberry Farm collection by Kim Diehl for Henry Glass & Co. features a stippled vine pattern in brown. It is a dependable choice for quilting and fabric projects.

  • 100% cotton quilting fabric
  • 43/44 inches wide
  • Designed by Kim Diehl for Henry Glass & Co.
  • Part of the Pennyberry Farm collection
  • Brown stippled vine pattern
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin D. ★★★★★

The stippled vine print is so finely detailed, it adds just the right amount of texture to my quilt blocks. Cut into strips and it stays crisp with hardly any fraying. Exactly the kind of quality I look for in quilting cotton.

Jacob ★★★★★

The stippled vine pattern is beautifully detailed and adds nice texture to my quilt top. The fabric cut cleanly without fraying, which made piecing straightforward. It pressed flat perfectly with a medium iron.

Timothy C. ★★★★★

The brown tone is deeper and richer in person, perfect for adding subtle texture to a quilt block. It pressed flat without any fraying, which made piecing a breeze.