Sommersweat French Terry Waldfreunde, Füchse und Hasen auf Beige, in der Nahaufnahme

French Terry Waldfreunde Foxes and Hares on Beige by Swafing by Sabine Marschall

Name: French Terry Waldfreunde Foxes and Hares on Beige by Swafing by Sabine Marschall
Brand: Swafing
SKU: 28459
Price: 9.45 EUR
Availability: InStock

Item no. 28459

€9.45per 0.5 m

Unit price €18.90 / m · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Waldfreunde by Sabine Marschall as French terry: Foxes and Hares on Beige, 250 g/m², 145 cm wide, 95 % cotton and 5 % elastane – combinable with animals, dots and stripes.

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Fabric type

sweat

Material

95 % Baumwolle, 5 % Elasthan

Width

approx. 145 cm

Weight

approx. 250 g/m²

Colour

Beige

Pattern

Tiere

Care

Wash at 30°C
Do not iron
Wash without fabric softener or bleach
Do not tumble dry

Gewicht

250 g/m²

Breite

145 cm

Muster

Tiere

Farbe

Beige

Manufacturer

Swafing

Description

Little foxes and hares leap between delicate fir trees across a light beige ground, with hedgehogs and dots in between. The main motif of the series, especially lovely for babies and young children.

All three designs of this series share one palette of natural white, mint, beige and coral, so they fit together in any combination. The French terry is knitted from 95 % cotton with 5 % elastane, smooth outside with loops inside. 250 g/m² makes it substantial and stable. On 145 cm of width an adult jumper can be cut too.

Combinations of two or three designs within one garment look most harmonious.

What French Terry Waldfreunde Foxes and Hares on Beige by Swafing by Sabine Marschall is suitable for

Sweaters and hoodies, ideally combining several designs of the series.
Dresses, skirts and sets for babies and children.
Comfortable trousers and tops for adults.

Matching colour code 170

Care instructions:

Frequently asked questions

How do I combine the three designs?

A proven approach is a calm design for large areas and the animal motif as an eye-catcher, for instance on the front or hood. Stripes suit sleeves and cuff areas, while dots work well for linings and pockets.

How do I sew French terry?

With an overlocker or elastic stitch and a jersey needle, so seams stay stretchy. Topstitch hems and cuffs with a twin needle or coverstitch. Guide the fabric while sewing rather than pulling it.

How do I care for this fabric?

Wash inside out at 30 degrees, do not bleach and do not tumble dry. Let it dry flat. Iron at most on a low setting from the reverse, which keeps print and loops looking good.

Is it brushed inside?

No, small loops sit inside rather than fluff. That makes this summer sweat airier than brushed sweat and pleasant all year, from spring into a mild winter.