Creating Memories Tilda Fabric | Carla Red
100% Cotton craft and quilting fabric part of the Tilda Creating Memories Fabric collection. Lovely quality fabric with OEKO-TEX®, Class 1 certification.
Tilda's Creating Memories designs are inspired by a variety of their past ranges being brought together and reworked into a celebratory colour scheme to mark their 25th anniversary. The pure cotton fabrics are perfect for quilts, dressmaking, home furnishings and more.
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The Tilda Fabric
100% cotton. Superb for quilting and other sewing projects.
To order simply add metres and/or half metres to your basket. Fat Quarters are also available.
Recommended Thread
For a fine, strong, soft & absolutely natural thread we recommend stitching Quilting Fabrics with Empress 100% Cotton Quilting Thread. Manufactured to industrial standards and finished processing in the UK it is guaranteed to run on your sewing or long-arm machine.
This is the thread that is included if you decide to add a matching thread.
Tilda Collections
Tilda is a fabric brand founded by Norwegian designer Tone Finnanger in 1999, best known for its whimsical and naive characters in the form of animals and dolls. There is a certain attitude to life in Tilda's world, whimsical and romantic, like a ball gown worn with wellies - perfectly imperfect!
Since launch, Tilda designs have been received worldwide and gained a dedicated following - the ranges now consist of products such as fabrics, kits, ribbons, buttons, accessories and books.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| EAN | 7072649018213 |
| Theme | Floral |
| Brand | Tilda |
| Stock Logic Status | Standard |
The manufacturer advises the following care instructions however we always advise testing a small piece first to make sure you are 100% happy.
Washable at 40°
Iron Setting 3
Tumble Dry Suitable
Do Not Dry Clean
Do Not BleachDo Not Tumble Dry
Tilda also advise that their supplier is ISO9001 certified and a member of BCI (Better Cotton Initiative)
