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Urban Ink Dark and Moody Graffiti - 108" Wide - 6247MU - 3 YARD CUT

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$55.41 $83.95 In stock

Category: Fabrics

A THREE yard cut of 108" wide Urban Ink Dark and Moody Graffiti by Alloyius McIlwaine for P&B Textiles.

6247MU

Fabric measures 108" x 108". Fabric is cut in 3 yard increments.

100% cotton

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella ★★★★★

I was worried the moody colors would come out muddy, but the deep blacks and grays are crisp against each other. The 108-inch width gave me plenty of fabric for a full-length curtain panel without having to piece anything together. This cotton feels sturdy enough for drapery but not stiff.

Benjamin ★★★★★

This fabric print is way more detailed in person than it looked on screen. The dark moody colors are perfect for my living room curtains, and 108" wide was just right for floor-to-ceiling panels.

Victoria K. ★★★★★

Three yards of 108-inch-wide fabric gives me plenty to work with for a statement curtain project, and the dark graffiti print is moody without feeling muddy. The cotton has a nice, sturdy hand that pressed out smooth with just a bit of steam. I'm already plotting a second order for the matching acce