Twilight Garden Quilted Cotton | Double sided quilted cotton | Ember
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Our fabric is sold in 10cm increments . Either add your desired length to the quantity box or use the + & - buttons . Your fabric will be cut in one continuous piece
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More About This Fabric
Twilight Garden is one of those fabrics that gives you twice the possibilities.This reversible quilted fabric features a striking botanical print on one side, filled with layered flowers and foliage in rich, autumnal tones, while the reverse has a smaller coordinating geometric motif. The two prints work beautifully together, making it ideal for projects where you can play with contrast cuffs, collars, pockets, bindings or turn-backs.
The outer fabric is 100% cotton with a polyester inner layer, giving it soft structure and gentle warmth without feeling overly bulky. The quilting adds body while still allowing the fabric to remain flexible and comfortable to wear.
Choose Ember for its warm rust, coral, plum and charcoal palette, or Berry for a brighter mix of fuchsia, violet, orange and deep navy.
Perfect for quilted jackets, gilets, overshirts, bags, weekenders, accessories and home projects. It would also be lovely used for a simple coat or jacket where the contrasting reverse can become part of the design rather than being hidden away.
This Fabric Is Perfect For...
Softly padded and full of character, Jaipur Bloom is perfect for statement jackets, bags, gilets and other quilted projects.Suggested Patterns
Sewing Notes
Recommended Needle:
Use a fresh Universal 80/12 or 90/14 needle, depending on the thickness of your layers.
Needle: Use a Universal 80/12 or 90/14 needle, depending on the thickness of your layers.
Stitch length: A slightly longer stitch of around 3–3.5mm works well with quilted fabrics.
Use clips: Sewing clips can be easier than pins when working through the padded layers.
Reduce bulk: Grade seam allowances and trim excess bulk where necessary, particularly around collars, pockets and enclosed seams.
Walking foot: A walking foot can help keep the quilted layers feeding evenly through your machine.
Finish raw edges: Use an overlocker, zigzag stitch or binding to give exposed edges a neat finish.
Press carefully: Use a moderate iron temperature and avoid flattening the quilting too heavily.
⚠️Fabric Safety Information
Our fabrics are available to purchase by the home dressmaker for home use.
We do not test our fabrics for flammability. Please refer to the fabric composition in each listing for fibre content.
Please keep all fabrics away from open flames.
We do not advise using our fabrics in clothing with high risk requirements such as children’s clothes,uniforms, dancewear, sportswear, upholstery etc.
In general fabric may pose a strangulating, entanglement or suffocation risk, especially to children and vulnerable adults. Always keep out of reach of children and vulnerable adults.
