Makower Henna Beth Studley Set 2 | Star Circle Zig Zag Stripe | 12 Designs | Patchwork Quilting | 100% Cotton

Henna is a stunning bright colourful fabric collection designed by Beth Studley for Makower UK.   With 12 designs to choose from, it's brilliant for building a whole coordinated project, or simply picking out your favourites to mix into your stash. This is set 2 of 2 sets as there are 24 different fabrics in this range. Here is the link to set 1 ... https://bizziefingers.co.uk/products/makower-henna-beth-studley-set-1-floral-geometric-12-designs-patchwork-quilting-100-cotton

Designs in this range

With 12 designs to choose from, it's brilliant for building a whole coordinated project, or simply picking out your favourites to mix into your stash. This is set 1 of 2 sets as there are 24 different fabrics in this range. Here is the link to set 2 

How ordering works;

Choose your design from the drop-down menu, then choose how many 25cm (quarter metre) units you'd like. Each design is cut as one continuous length:

Want more than one design? Simply add each design to your basket separately. Each one is cut as its own continuous length.

Prefer a fat quarter?

If you're ordering 1 unit of a design, we can cut it as a fat quarter (approx. 50cm × 57cm) instead of a long quarter (25cm × 115cm). Just add a note at checkout saying which design(s) you'd like as fat quarters and we'll cut them that way for you. If there's no note, we'll cut long quarters.

What You're Getting

• 100% cotton quilting weight fabric

• Width: 115cm / 45"

• Your chosen design, cut from the bolt in one continuous length

• Range: Makower Henna By Beth Studley

Perfect for

Quilting, patchwork, coordinated bags and pouches, cushions, bunting, children's projects, appliqué and home décor. Choosing a whole range takes the guesswork out of matching fabrics.

Whilst every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the colours 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.