Polar bears in heavy falling snow: one sits small at the edge, one looks large into the picture, two lie curled up together. That ground stays grey and white throughout, with flakes settling over it like a fine veil.
Of the four sheets in this range this is the quietest — no lettering, no strong colour.
This is a dense velvet in 100 % polyester at 250 g/m², soft in the pile with a light sheen. The sheet measures 105 cm long by 140 cm wide. Wash at 30 degrees, skip your iron, keep it out of your tumble dryer — either would crush the pile flat.
What Kissenpanel ca. 1,05 m On The Rocks Pillows Eisbär im Schnee by Thorsten Berger von Swafing is suitable for
- Living room cushions, because grey fits into any interior.
- Winter decoration, because falling snow carries the season.
- Paired with strong colours, because a grey ground keeps them calm.
Quantity and ordering
Minimum order 1 piece(s), in steps of 1 piece(s).
Matching colour code 285
Frequently asked questions
How many cushions does one panel make?
This sheet carries four motifs side by side, so four cushion fronts. For the backs, take a quiet plain fabric, or a second panel if you want a motif on both sides.
How do I sew the cushion cover?
Cut your motif with seam allowance all round, lay it right sides together with your backing and leave an opening. An envelope closure is simplest, since it needs no zip fitted.
How do I care for the finished cushion?
Wash at 30 degrees inside out, no bleach, no tumble dryer. Ironing is out, as it would crush the pile. Hang the cover up damp to smooth it, then it falls back into shape by itself.
Does velvet shift while sewing?
It tends to, because layers wander against each other on the pile. Less presser foot pressure and a walking foot help, as do plenty of pins. Sew slowly and your edge stays straight.
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