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Velvet Fabric

Velvet is a soft and luxurious fabric that comes in various weights. It is commonly used in upholstery, curtains and garments.

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  1. Tex Ex Original Big Tractor Velvet Grey 2305

     

    Tex Ex Original Big Tractor Velvet Grey 2305

    £18.00 / Metre

    A new addition to the Textile Express Original Emporium. This fun, contemporary velvet designed by a local artist, will find its place in a country cottage, childrens bedroom and many others. With it's versatile qualities it's suitable for interior use like upholstery and soft furnishings, but it's also soft and drapy enough for you dressmaking and craft projects.

    Free samples available. Weight 585gsm.

  2. Tex Ex 2676 Poppy Fields Velvet

     

    Tex Ex 2676 Poppy Fields Velvet

    £19.50 / Metre

    Beautiful printed velvet, suitable for curtains, upholstery and dressmaking. Free Samples Available.

  3. Clarke & Clarke Alvar Ruby

     

    Clarke & Clarke Alvar Ruby

    £14.00 / Metre

    Clarke & Clarke Alvar. Beautiful plush velvet available in a variety of sumptuous shades.Free Samples Available.

     

    Looking for a similar shade? Why not try Raspberry?

    Warehouse stock item, please allow 48 hours for dispatch.

  4. Clarke & Clarke Alvar Flame

     

    Clarke & Clarke Alvar Flame

    £14.00 / Metre

    Clarke & Clarke Alvar. Beautiful plush velvet available in a variety of sumptuous shades.Free Samples Available.

    Warehouse stock item, please allow 48 hours for dispatch.

More about "Velvet Fabric"

Traditionally velvet fabric has been associated with nobility. The earliest velvet was produced in Baghdad in the 13th Century and the technique was adopted by Italian weavers in the 14th Century. It was these weavers of Genoa, Florence and Venice who introduced colour and design into the velvet fabric.

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