Skip to content First Blooms Double Lush Velvet Throw and Pillow Kit
$ 96.27
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- This kit features the incredible Double Lush Velvet from Riley Blake Designs, in the First Blooms collection by Heather Peterson for Riley Blake Designs. This fabric is incredibly soft, has beautiful drape, and is super snuggly - perfect for a throw or a pillow sham. A free PDF pattern is included, along with a QR code to scan for a video tutorial. The video tutorial can also be found on my YouTube channel using this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4QbmkmTBzs&t=39s PLEASE NOTE: We are out of the berry plaid shown in the photos and will be substituting the yellow plaid or the berry cross stitch print from the First Blooms collection (see the attached photos showing the different skus from the collection). If you prefer a different print, please let us know in the comment section of the order form. This kit comes in several options: Kit #1 - Throw only. The kit includes two layers of the Double Lush velvet and cotton plaid binding to make a 60" x 74" throw. (Kit contains 4.25 yards of double lush and 1 yard of binding fabric) Kit #2 - Thow and sham. The kit includes enough Double Lush Velvet and cotton plaid binding to make a 60" x 74" throw and standard size sham. (Kit contains 4.75 yards of double lush and 1.25 yards of binding fabric) Kit #3 - Thow and 2 shams. The kit includes enough Double Lush Velvet and cotton plaid binding to make a 60" x 74" throw and standard size sham. (Kit contains 5 3/8 yards of double lush and 1.5 yard of binding fabric) Kit #4 - Sham only. The kit includes enough Double Lush Velvet and cotton plaid binding to make a standard size sham. (Kit contains 2/3 yards of double lush and 1/2 yard of binding fabric) The Double Lush Velvet retails for $28 per yard and the binding fabric retails for $12 per yard. *** If your shipping fee adds up to be more than the actual shipping fee, you will be refunded the difference. Our shipping fees are calculated for each item. This works fine for most things in our store, but for fabric or multiple items, it calculates a fee for each half yard, so this is why the shipping fees can come in at more than what the actual shipping fee will be.
