FABRICS
White Little Loaders Flannel
# 24702-WHT
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From 3 Wishes Fabric
By Moon, Michael
Dump Dig & Rumble Flannel by Michael Moon Collection
In Flannels
DESCRIPTION
Must order by 5/7/2026 for delivery
Discover the playful charm of this White Little Loaders Flannel, a 100% cotton fabric bursting with vibrant construction-themed motifs perfect for your next sewing project. Adorned with adorable dump trucks, excavators, and loaders in cheerful shades of yellow, orange, teal, and navy against a crisp white background, this soft flannel boasts a subtle grid pattern that adds whimsy without overwhelming. Ideal for crafting cozy baby blankets, kids' pajamas, or even upholstery accents in a nursery, its gentle woven texture ensures comfort and durability for everyday use. Whether you're quilting a fun playmat or designing custom curtains, this high-quality flannel combines cute vehicle prints with easy-care cotton for endless creative possibilities.
15yds
100% Cotton Flannel
43/44in
Must order by 5/7/2026 for delivery
Original release date 10/31/2026
Discover the playful charm of this White Little Loaders Flannel, a 100% cotton fabric bursting with vibrant construction-themed motifs perfect for your next sewing project. Adorned with adorable dump trucks, excavators, and loaders in cheerful shades of yellow, orange, teal, and navy against a crisp white background, this soft flannel boasts a subtle grid pattern that adds whimsy without overwhelming. Ideal for crafting cozy baby blankets, kids' pajamas, or even upholstery accents in a nursery, its gentle woven texture ensures comfort and durability for everyday use. Whether you're quilting a fun playmat or designing custom curtains, this high-quality flannel combines cute vehicle prints with easy-care cotton for endless creative possibilities.
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Expected Release
10-31-26
10-31-26
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