Heritage Patchwork Check Tapestry – 148cm / 58" Usable Width – 3m Piece

A richly woven tapestry fabric featuring a patchwork-style check design made up of small multicoloured squares in warm, earthy tones.

The mix of colours gives it a classic, slightly rustic feel while still being versatile enough to work in both traditional and more modern settings.

The woven construction adds depth and texture throughout the design, creating a much more premium look than a printed check.

This is a heavier weight fabric with a firm, structured handle, making it ideal for projects where you want durability and shape.

It holds its structure well and is perfect for upholstery, bags and home décor pieces.

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Fabric Details

Construction: Woven tapestry fabric

Width: approx. 148cm / 58 inches (usable width)

Handle: Firm with a textured woven finish

Drape: Structured with limited drape

Stretch: None – stable woven fabric

Composition: Cotton blend (typical for tapestry fabrics)

Colour: Multicoloured patchwork check in earthy tones

GSM: 330gsm – HEAVYWEIGHT

From our weight guide: 

Heavyweight fabrics (300gsm+) are thick, durable fabrics often used for upholstery, bags and structured projects.

Sold as: 3 metre piece

What you'll receive:

One continuous 3 metre length of fabric

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See It In Motion

We’ve added photos and a video clip taken from our live sale so you can see the texture, detail and scale of the fabric in real life.

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Important Note

This fabric has minor imperfections along both outer edges due to the way it was previously rolled.

The centre section is completely unaffected, and the stated width of 148cm reflects the fully usable fabric area.

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Suggested Uses

• Upholstery projects

• Cushion covers

• Bags and tote bags

• Craft projects

• Home décor

• Structured sewing projects

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Care Notes

• Machine wash at 30°C (if required)

• Do not tumble dry

• Iron on medium heat

• Pre-washing recommended before sewing

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New To Fabric Types?

If you're unsure what tapestry fabrics are like to sew or use, have a look at our Fabrics Explained page where we break everything down in plain English.