IL098 Jacquard Loire Natural / Wild Rose Fs Signature Finish - 100% Linen Fabric - Heavy (7.9 oz/yd2) - 0.50 Yard, Width 59"

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Question & Answers

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How many yards will I need to make 12 dinner napkins?

Felines • February 15, 2023
Lauren profile image F|S Team

If you cut your fabric 20" x 20" then hem, you will need 2.5 yards. We sell our fabric in one yard increments so 3 yards will will give you extra fabric for a runner or spare napkins.

Lauren • February 15, 2023
KH

Must I cut off the selvage edges before hemming for a tablecloth for the cloth to wash and dry well? Or, can I simply include the selvage in the hem? I really need all that width to fit my 48 " wide table.

Katherine • July 19, 2025
Irina  profile image F|S Team

We recommend to cut of the selvage edges so that the edges are t=not tightened.

Irina • July 19, 2025

Customer Reviews

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MR
Soft and drapey

I bought this to substitute for a synthetic brocade in a costume a friend wanted me to create. It is the softest linen, and even though it's considered a heavyweight fabric it's so light when wearing.

Mary • January 4, 2025
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LR
Perfect for a tablecloth

I was surprised how soft and drapey this fabric is. There are some areas of the pattern that are more loosely woven. The pattern shows less in the rose because there is less contrast with the natural. But it is gorgeous on the table.

Linda • April 15, 2023
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LM
Cuddly bath robe

I bought the IL098 Loire in Natural/Wild Rose to make a bath robe. For preshrinking and softening, I sewed the fabric into a tube using an overlock stitch to minimize fraying, then washed 1 time in hot and tumble dried on medium. The resulting fabric has a lovely raised texture. The background is not puckered and the high areas are not overly high. The hand is remarkably soft for a linen. Overall the fabric drapes beautifully, but is VERY prone to fraying. Due to the risk of fraying and the weight of the fabric of the fabric itself pulling on the seams, I chose to overlock each seam, press over and cover with natural linen twill tape. With proper seam finishes, I believe this fabric is suitable for heirloom quality projects.

Lalena • July 15, 2022

Finished Projects

This is a costume using a pattern created from an existing dress a friend owned. She wanted to duplicate it in something cooler than a synthetic brocade since she lived in Southern Texas. I paired it with a hot pink linen I had on hand.

Mary • January 4, 2025

Another use for smaller pieces of this gorgeous linen -See more at instagram.com/reuse_home/

Dwight • November 22, 2023

I was inspired by the tablecloth posted in blue. I got 2-1/2 yards doggie bag, evened up the cut edges, and hemmed 3/4 inch all around. I tried to show the drape on the corner. The fabric is easy to work with, softer than expected, and the perfect weight for this.

Linda • April 15, 2023

I wanted this for placemats for my daughter. She is moving into a new house, and these will be lovely for her. The napkins are 019 Lilas. They coordinate nicely.

Claudia • October 29, 2022

Baby short sleeve bloomer dress. IL098 Loire-Natural/Wild Rose

Anne • August 2, 2022

Bathrobe in Loire Natural/ Wild Rose with flannel trim

Lalena • July 15, 2022

Easter Table Linens - Riviera colorway for the tablecloth with Wild Rose and Natural napkins.

Oksana • April 14, 2022