Natural, organic and eco fabrics hand illustrated in Cornwall and printed in England
NEW-Betsy Fabric
NEW-Betsy Fabric
All over Cornwall you will find masses of small daisies called Erigeron. Growing in boarders, along the coastline and shooting up from the smallest of nooks and crannies. Reminiscent of vintage fabrics, our Betsy design, is part of our NEW Brushstroke fabric and wallpaper collection. Our simple, pretty and ditsy flora fabric design is perfect for matching up with other accents of pattern in your home interior scheme.
Fabric Width: 135 cm
Fabric Length: order 100cm +
Pattern Repeat Size: 12.5 x 75 cm
Designer: Naomi Sisson
Material: Cotton Drill (250gsm)
Fabric suitability: These fabrics are suitable for curtains, blinds, soft furnishing projects and occasional upholstery when used with a FR rated barrier cloth.
Washing: Dry clean or hand wash 30 degrees or less. Iron print side down.
Print: Digitally printed in England using eco-friendly water based pigment inks that are chemical free. All inks meets Oeko-Tex and GOTs requirements. The print process uses no water and minimal waste compared to traditional methods of printing. All fabric is printed by the metre.
Other products in this design: We currently offer this design in sustainable wallpaper. Bespoke lampshades and soft furnishings can be quoted for on request.
Lead time and returns: There is a 2-3 week lead time on Seed Home Designs fabrics. Please be aware that as my fabrics are printed to order so we are not able to accept returns unless in the unlikely event that it arrives damaged during shipping.
Request a sample: We provide samples for £1 to cover our production. You can order samples from the drop down menu or a choose a selection by clicking here
Shipping: UK shipping on fabric and sample orders is calculated on checkout. For international orders get in touch with your location and the products that you are looking to purchase, so that we can quote for shipping. We accept payment via Stripe invoice which we will send to you via email.
