all prices are per metre, orders of more than 1 metre will be supplied in a continuous length.
A beautifully soft and breathable cotton muslin fabric available in three versatile colourways — Ivory, White and Natural.
Muslin is a lightweight open-weave cotton fabric known for its soft handle, breathable feel and versatility. It’s widely used for everything from dressmaking and baby items to toiles, crafts, photography backdrops and home sewing projects.
These are lovely quality muslins with a soft natural texture and gentle drape while still being easy to sew and handle.
Available in: • Ivory • White • Natural
The natural colourway is slightly wider than the ivory and white versions.
Fabric Details
Construction: Muslin Width:
• Ivory – approx. 145cm / 57 inches
• White – approx. 143cm / 57 inches
• Natural – approx. 158cm / 62 inches
Handle: Soft, breathable cotton with a lightly textured finish Drape: Soft natural drape Stretch: None – stable woven fabric Composition: 100% cotton Colour: Ivory, White or Natural GSM: 75gsm – LIGHTWEIGHT
From our weight guide: Lightweight fabrics (under 110gsm) are airy, breathable and commonly used for summer clothing, layering and softer sewing projects.
Sold as: 1 metre piece
If more than one piece is ordered, you will receive your fabric as a continuous length whenever possible.
See It In Motion
We’ve added photos and video clips taken from our live sale so you can see the texture, drape and movement of the fabric in real life.
Suggested Uses
• Dressmaking toiles
• Baby muslins & swaddles
• Summer clothing
• Blouses • Scarves
• Curtains
• Craft sewing projects
• Photography backdrops
Muslin is especially popular because it is breathable, lightweight and easy to work with for a wide range of sewing projects.
Care Notes
• Machine wash at 30°C
• Do not tumble dry
• Iron on low to medium heat
• Pre-washing recommended before sewing
New To Fabric Weights Or Muslin?
If you're unsure what muslin fabric is like to sew or wear, have a look at cottons in our Fabrics Explained page where we break down common fabric types and fabric weights in plain English.
