Product Description
viscose jersey fabric offers the perfect blend of softness, stretch, and breathability. Made from 95% viscose and 5% spandex, this 230gsm knit fabric drapes beautifully with a luxurious feel against the skin. The digitally printed watercolour floral pattern bursts with vibrant colours, inspired by delicate daffodils and other blooms, making it an eye-catching choice for stylish dresses, tops, skirts, and more. The jersey knit construction provides comfortable stretch, ideal for movement and everyday wear. Easy to care for with cool washing and ironing instructions, this fabric is a versatile and attractive choice for creating garments that combine elegance with comfort.
Key Features
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Composition: 95% Viscose, 5% Spandex
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Width: 150cm (59 inches)
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Weight: 230gsm
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Digitally printed vibrant watercolour floral design
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Soft, stretchy knit fabric with excellent drape
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Breathable and absorbent, suitable for warmer climates
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Wash cool, iron cool to preserve fabric and print
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Ideal for dresses, tops, skirts, and layering garments
How To Use & Hints and Tips
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Perfect for sewing lightweight summer dresses, blouses, and skirts.
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Great for comfortable tops and layering pieces with natural stretch.
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Pre-wash fabric in cool water to prevent any potential shrinkage.
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Use ballpoint or stretch needles when sewing to avoid fabric damage.
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Iron on low heat while fabric is slightly damp to maintain print vibrancy.
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Avoid high heat in washing and drying to preserve fabric integrity and shape.
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Colour may vary slightly due to monitor settings; consider ordering a sample if exact colour is critical.
Please note that if more than one piece of fabric is ordered it will come as one continuous piece as it is cut from the roll, however the rolls do have a maximum length therefore larger orders may be sent in multiple pieces.
While every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the colours depicted in our images, please be aware that due to monitor resolution, lighting, photo processing software and other factors it is almost impossible to represent colour to 100% accuracy.
