Blue Llama Panel Cotton Jersey

Description

Fibre Content: 95% Cotton 5% Lycra

Weight: approx 220 grams/m2

Stretch Percentage: 50% horizontal and vertical

Width: approx 140 cm

Fabric Care: Wash at 30

Information: Each panel measures 90-100cm length by 140cm width approx

Panels include all of the fabric you need to make an entire top! A front panel, fabric for the back, sleeves and bands! These generally fit ages 3+ to adult XL. If making for an adult you may need additional co-ordinating fabric. The entire panel piece measures approximately 90-100cm in length and 140cm wide. The front panel image is approximately 30cm x 30cm.

Single jersey fabric made of cotton, a knitted fabric made from 95% cotton and 5% lycra. This wonderful 220 g / m² jersey has a lovely body weight and structure and is therefore ideal for making clothing. Perfect for tops, skirts, dresses,  jumpsuits, onesies, dungarees, leotards, pajamas and more!

All of our jerseys are OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification ensuring they are chemically safe for you, your kids and the whole family.
Oeko–Tex certified means it is completely free from harmful chemicals and safe for human use. To attain Oeko–Tex Standard 100 certification, the fabric has been tested and certified to be free from harmful levels of more than 100 substances known to be harmful to human health.

We take great care to provide the most accurate pictures of our items. Due to the nature of digital photography and monitor colour displays, we cannot guarantee that every device will accurately depict the truest colour of our fabrics. Depending on your device and settings, the colour may be slightly off. Please contact us if you have any questions.

To ensure your fabric stays looking good we recommend the following laundry care:
1) Pre-wash fabrics before making your items. This allows the natural fibres to shrink before you cut them out rather than after you’ve first worn them. Most fabrics have some shrinkage on first wash but it is usually under 10%.
2) Wash similar colours together.
3) Turn your item inside out. This helps prevent other items rubbing up against your fabric bobbling and snagging the fibres. Ensure you wash the fabrics, and garments made using the fabrics in a wash free of towels, jeans and garments with abrasive components, such as zips, buttons and other fastenings.
4) Wash at 30. Washing on a cool setting helps keep the colours from fading, and will prolong the life of your garments. If you really need to wash it at a higher temperature use a gentle setting. Line drying is the best way to preserve your items, but you can tumble dry on low when necessary.