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MARCUS FABRICS - 19th Century Sparklers by Pam Buda - Three Poster - Hunter

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This fabric from Marcus Fabrics is part of the 19th Century Sparklers collection designed by Pam Buda. The Three Poster pattern in the Hunter colorway offers a classic look for your quilting projects.

  • Brand: Marcus Fabrics
  • Designer: Pam Buda
  • Collection: 19th Century Sparklers
  • Pattern/Color: Three Poster in Hunter
  • SKU: R171087D-HUNTER
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel ★★★★★

The deep hunter green background is even richer in person than on screen, and the intricate Three Poster pattern adds such lovely detail to my quilt blocks. I've already washed it once and the color held perfectly with no fading.

Joshua H. ★★★★★

I was nervous the colonial-style print might feel dated, but the detail in those three hunting figures is surprisingly crisp and elegant. It presses beautifully and adds just the right historical depth to my quilt blocks.

Christopher A. ★★★★★

The print scale is just right—those three little posters pop beautifully against the deep hunter background without overwhelming smaller quilt blocks. I've already cut into it for a border and the fabric has a nice, sturdy hand that presses like a dream.