1795 Madame Roslin

18th-Century Lining Print – Red Floral Diamond Pattern

This elegant small-scale print is inspired by an original 18th-century patchwork fragment, where similar motifs were used for linings, quilted petticoats, and lighter garments. The repeating diamond layout with stylized red flowers and dotted details reflects the refined simplicity of late 18th-century printed cottons — practical, charming, and full of character.

Perfect as a historical lining fabric or for recreating delicate period accessories, this design captures the understated beauty of everyday textiles from the Georgian era. Other coordinating fabrics in matching tones are available upon request.