#fumilayo scraps African fabric has become increasingly popular in Japan in recent years. Originally, it originated in the 19th century from fabrics made in Europe, including the Netherlands, for export to Africa. Currently, it is called Ankara, pagne, kitenge, wax print, etc., depending on the region of Africa. #fumilayo scraps These scraps are the remnants left over from cutting for handmade crafts. They were left in the closet, and since it's a waste to leave them there, I decided to sell them. They are not perfectly square because they are the remnants of various cuttings, but I would appreciate it if you could use them in various ways. There are various materials, including polyester and cotton, and some are stiff, but they will soften as you use and wash them. They are unique and charming fabrics with some size errors and print misalignments or bleeding. The largest piece of fabric is about 58 x 45 cm, polyester, and stiff. The paperback book on the fabric is for size comparison and is not for sale. The fabric in the fifth photo is from Tanzania, and the fabric in this set is slightly thinner and stiffer. They will be folded and shipped in simple packaging. I am very sorry, but I cannot offer any further discounts on single items. Combined discounts are very welcome♪ Please purchase after understanding the above. I have other items for sale. Bulk purchases are eligible for discounts. Please feel free to contact me in the comments. ◆◆Follow discount available. Get 100 yen off when you purchase a total of 5000 yen or more at once. Please comment before purchasing◆◆ #Africa #African fabric #Wax print #Pagne #Kitenge #Scraps #Happy fabric #Ankara #Hagire #African fabric #African print #Tanzania [sa]