Fabric: Polyester Poplin (60" width)
Our Polyester Poplin is a durable fabric with a beautiful draping quality. This fabric is wrinkle-resistant and durable, making it great for home and craft projects. The tight weave of this fabric and sublimation printing provides a vibrant and crisp print quality.
- Content: 100% polyester
- Thread count: 115 inches (46cm)
- Width: 60”w
- Stretch: None
- Weight: 6.62 oz per square yard
- Shrinkage: < 1%
- Suitable for: Home décor accents, upholstery, totes, and crafts
- Care Instructions: Machine Wash Separately, Cold Water, Gentle Cycle, No Bleach, Tumble Dry Low Heat, Cool Iron
- Print Technique: A heat transfer printing process that uses colorfast, water-based inks to achieve bold prints with superior clarity. This sublimation technology embeds the ink into the fabric, ensuring the vibrancy of your designs will not fade over time or in the wash.
Size: Yard
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- Available as swatches, fat quarters, or by the yard
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- Fabrics by the yard print on 10 continuous yards
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- Not suitable for children’s sleepwear or crib use
- Amount of selvage on each piece of fabric will vary
- Printed in U.S.A.
Egyptian Rithual Pattern Blue, Turquoise, Yellow Fabric
Read the history day by day and soon you realize that humanity always was in such a deep mess... There also are patterns repeating, loops, making every day a bit of a groundhog day.
Today, January 12th, was a lucky days for kings. Yohannes IV crowned Emperor of Ethiopia, Kwang-su becomes Emperor of China, Basilicus becomes Bysantine Emperor, Stalin starts calling himself "Man of Steel", Gustav I crowned king of Sweden and Bayinnaung is crowned king of Burma. And it is Yennayer, New Year in many regions of North Africa, celebration of the Berber king Shoshenq I being enthroned Pharaoh of Egypt.
With the latest I like the tradition of sending children to the farms to pick themselves fruit and vegetables, I guess for the prosperity of the new agricultural year.
Children, and later farmers may do good things and nasty things but the impact is small compared to actions of kings. Why someone is born to be a king? Would it be better if no-one ever had much power over others? What about the power to accomplish good deeds?
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Egyptian Rithual Pattern Blue, Turquoise, Yellow Fabric
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