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MODA - 1-800-Notion by Ruby Star Society - Thread Charms - Turquoise

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$2.48 $3.59 In stock

Item Description: 1-800-Notion Thread Charms in Turquoise by Ruby Star Society for Moda Fabrics. This 100% cotton quilting fabric is 43/44 inches wide and is sold by the quarter yard.

Machine wash cold; tumble dry low.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emma J. ★★★★★

The turquoise shade is exactly what I needed for a scrappy patchwork—the cotton feels nice and sturdy for piecing. Will definitely order more quarter-yard cuts for future projects.

Sofia ★★★★★

Cut a few squares for a small quilt project and the fabric held up beautifully through the first wash with almost no fraying. The cotton is soft but has just enough body to press crisp seams.

Ellie Y. ★★★★★

The turquoise color is even prettier in person, with a nice depth to the print. It's soft right out of the package and a pleasure to work with for a sewing project.