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100% linen, 54" wide Buckram (aka taylors linen and interfacing) is used in the lining of garments to keep them stiff and hold their form. It is also... |
$30.00
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100% linen, 24" wide Buckram (aka taylors linen and interfacing) is used in the lining of garments to keep them stiff and hold their form. It is also... |
$16.50
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100% linen, 2.8 oz., 60" wide This 2.8 oz. linen made in the Czech Republic is some of the finest commercially produced today. At 55 threads to the... |
$22.00
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100% linen, 8.2 oz., 60" wide Linen with a warp thread of unbleached and weft thread of half-bleached creates an oatmeal color. Coarse linen like... |
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.jpg "~8 to 9 oz. Linen WLG 103") |
100% linen, ~8 to 9 oz., 59" wide Heavy linen like this was commonly used to make just about anything including hunting frocks, trousers, sailor's... |
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100% Off White Linen Shirting 5.5 oz., 60" Linen shirting was primarily used to make men's shirts and women's shifts. Although more expensive than... |
$11.00
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100% Unbleached Linen 6.5 oz., 60" wide Oznabrig (with many spellings) was first named after the German city that first produced considerable amounts... |
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100% Linen 14 oz., 60" wide Coarse natural unbleached tightly woven linen like this was commonly used to make hunting frocks, trousers, sailor's... |
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3.7 oz., 60" wide This smooth fine handkerchief weight linen cotton blend makes a sheer lining for cool summer garments but may also be used to make... |
$11.50
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.jpg "White Shirt Linen ~4 oz. WLG 104") |
100% white linen, ~4 oz., 60" wide This exceptionally fine 100% shirt linen is great for officer's shirts and lady's shifts. In The Pennsylvania... |
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