Aggressively Argyle Honeydew

With hues of Navy, Honey, and Honeydew, this variation of Aggressively Argyle is a contemporary take on a timeless classic. The argyle pattern derives from the tartan of Clan Campbell of Argyll in western Scotland, used for kilts and plaids.
Non-Railroaded Pattern
This pattern runs up the length of the roll. It is meant to be used vertically (such as in apparel & accessories, wallpaper, or for upholstering small items like chairs.) Using this material on wider projects (such as sofa upholstery or wide drapery) may require unsightly seams in the center of the piece.