These beautiful decorative ribbons are made in the EU using traditional weaving techniques. They make gorgeous additions to garments, soft furnishings and accessories You could also use them as tags on clothes or pouches, or as hanging loops. Let you imagination run wild!
Description - simple flower shapes in alternating colours. 10mm wide, price is per 100cm. Multiple metre orders will come in one length where possible.
Content: 90% cotton 10% polyester. To pre-shrink your ribbon before use, we recommend blasting with steam from a medium iron to shrink the cotton - please test a sample first. Once shrunk, the ribbon can be washed and ironed on gentle/medium settings. If your ribbon contains lurex, then use a cooler iron and gentle cool wash.
We try and keep our postage options simple by having a flat rate based on your shipping destination. We are currently using tracked only services.
The current postage prices are as follows from 1 Jan 2023:
UK Royal Mail 48 tracked : £3.50
UK Royal Mail 24 tracked: £4.50
These delivery (24, 48) times are estimated from despatch and not guaranteed.
We aim to please and hope that you will be happy with your order. If you are not happy with your item/s and wish to return anything, then please notify us within 14 days of receiving your order. You must then return the items as instructed in their original condition and packaging within 14 days of notifying us.
Please note that the following items are excluded from being returned:
The Kafka Ribbon Weaving Mill in Wuppertal-Langerfeld, Germany, has produced traditionally made ribbons on lovingly cared-for Jacquard weaving looms since 1898. It almost closed in 1981 but was saved by Frauke Kafka who ran the mill successfully for almost 20 years as a living museum. She designed a unique collection of traditional ribbons in new colors, as well as her own designs, to revive the mill’s fortunes.
In 2010 the Bandweberei Kafka moved into a new spacious, listed building to house the ever-growing collection of ribbons, literature and illustrative materials, ensuring the history, machinery and designs can be preserved for future generations.
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