Print: Butterfly
Collection: Fairy Solstice
Designer: Rae Ritchie
Brand: Dear Stella
Material: 100% Quilting Cotton
Weight:150 gsm
Width: 44”/45”
SKU: STELLA-DRR3362 IRIS
Priced by quarter metre (Approx. 50cm x 55cm / 18” x 22”). Your order will be sent as one continuous piece.
Metre Price: £18
This print features a symmetrical tapestry of golden moths nestled among delicate woodland florals and scattered stars.
Set against a deep inky navy background, the warm caramel and cream tones of the butterflies glow softly beside dusty lavender leaves and fine ivory botanical details.
The repeating layout gives this print a refined, storybook quality.
It feels both whimsical and sophisticated, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of makes.
Perfect for quilts, home décor, apparel accents, bags and accessories.
This fabric is incredibly soft to the touch, offers excellent durability and easy to sew.
Note: We do our best to represent fabric colours accurately, but please be aware that monitor settings can vary.
Print: Butterfly
Collection: Fairy Solstice
Designer: Rae Ritchie
Brand: Dear Stella
Material: 100% Quilting Cotton
Weight:150 gsm
Width: 44”/45”
SKU: STELLA-DRR3362 IRIS
Priced by quarter metre (Approx. 50cm x 55cm / 18” x 22”). Your order will be sent as one continuous piece.
Metre Price: £18
This print features a symmetrical tapestry of golden moths nestled among delicate woodland florals and scattered stars.
Set against a deep inky navy background, the warm caramel and cream tones of the butterflies glow softly beside dusty lavender leaves and fine ivory botanical details.
The repeating layout gives this print a refined, storybook quality.
It feels both whimsical and sophisticated, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of makes.
Perfect for quilts, home décor, apparel accents, bags and accessories.
This fabric is incredibly soft to the touch, offers excellent durability and easy to sew.
Note: We do our best to represent fabric colours accurately, but please be aware that monitor settings can vary.
