1780 Lucy Terry - coral - 1 x 1,5 m

Product Description

1780 Lucy Terry – Coral – Cotton Cretonne (Historical Fabric Remnant)

This limited historical fabric remnant is inspired by elegant late 18th century textile aesthetics, recreated in warm coral tones suitable for Georgian clothing and historical interiors. The design reflects the balanced rhythm and refined floral sensibilities often associated with fashionable textiles of the 1770s–1780s.

This cotton cretonne has a soft natural feel with a stable woven structure, making it especially suitable for historical sewing, reenactment clothing, museum reproduction garments, and period-inspired sewing projects.

The fabric works beautifully for smaller 18th century projects where authentic-looking historical textiles are desired while maintaining practical usability for modern sewing techniques.

Fabric Details

Material: Cotton cretonne
Size: Approximately 1 m × 1.5 m
Condition: Completely new and in excellent condition
Flaws: No flaws or defects

Suitable For

18th century aprons
Petticoat details
Waistcoats
Stomachers
Historical sewing projects
Reenactment clothing
Historical accessories
Museum reproduction garments
Small Georgian textile projects

Historical Context

During the late 18th century, printed cotton textiles became increasingly fashionable throughout Europe and the Atlantic world. Floral cotton fabrics in warm tonal colour palettes were commonly used for aprons, petticoats, informal garments, accessories, and furnishing details connected to Georgian domestic life and dress culture.

Additional Information

This remnant size is practical for smaller garments and accessories depending on pattern layout and fabric usage planning.

Only one piece available.