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P&B TEXTILES - Bigfoot Country by Lauren Radar - Words - Brown

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This P&B Textiles fabric from the Bigfoot Country collection by Lauren Radar features a brown colorway with a Words design. It is a 100% cotton fabric for quilting and sewing projects.

  • 100% cotton construction
  • 44/45 inches wide
  • Designed by Lauren Radar for P&B Textiles
  • Part of the Bigfoot Country collection
  • Color: Brown with Words pattern
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail P. ★★★★★

The fabric has a nice hand feel and prints really crisply—the lettering detail is sharp even in this brown colorway. I’m using it for a pillow cover and it cut perfectly without fraying.

Julian ★★★★★

I bought this for a quilt I’m making and the brown Words print is just the right shade—not too dark, not too light. The 100% cotton texture pressed beautifully without any warping, which made cutting the pieces a breeze.

Jacob ★★★★★

I’m using this brown word print for the backing of a quilt I’m making, and the 100% cotton is washing up soft without any fraying. The pattern feels more subtle in person than I expected, which is exactly what I needed for my project.