Feelyou Fabric by the Yard, Polyester

For indoor sewing and small home updates, a galaxy print can add color without requiring a complicated pattern or a specialty fabric. Feelyou’s outer space fabric has a purple universe design printed on polyester, with a soft, brushed surface for projects such as accent pillows, chair upholstery, curtains, or costumes.

The listed cut measures 72 inches long by 58 inches wide. One practical detail matters when planning a larger project: each quantity is cut separately, so multiple quantities are not described as one continuous piece.

Key specifications

The fabric is described as 100% polyester flannel with a short brushed pile, medium weight, and a tight weave. It is not stretchy, which can be useful when you want a project to hold its shape, but it offers less give than a knit fabric. The purple galaxy design is made with 3D printing, the listing also describes the fabric as water-repellent and wrinkle-resistant.

The stated size is 72 by 58 inches per cut. The product description says each quantity is cut as a separate piece and that an order for quantity two arrives as two separate packages. That distinction could affect a project that needs one uninterrupted length. On the spec sheet, its machine-washable care and low-heat tumble-dry instructions make it easier to maintain than a fabric that requires specialty cleaning.

Who it’s for

This is aimed at DIYers looking for a playful space theme for indoor decor or sewing. It could work for covering a small chair seat, making a cushion cover, or adding a galaxy panel to a child’s costume. The medium-weight, non-stretch construction may be easier to plan around for structured projects than a stretchy fabric, though the listing does not give upholstery-specific performance details.

It makes sense if you want a printed polyester fabric for a defined indoor project and can work with separate cuts. Not the best choice if your design needs stretch or a single continuous piece across multiple quantities. For demanding furniture use, consider whether the stated fabric details meet your project’s durability needs, no abrasion or upholstery rating is provided.

Everyday use

The listing describes the fabric for indoor DIY, including pillows, cushions, curtains, lamp shades, handbags, aprons, apparel, and chair or ottoman projects. Picture using a cut to refresh a plain accent cushion: the purple starry pattern supplies the visual change, while the fabric’s wrinkle resistance may reduce the need for ironing. Its flannel-like brushed surface also gives it a softer feel than a smooth, unbrushed fabric, based on the listed construction.

Care is straightforward according to the product details: machine wash in cold water and tumble dry on low. The water-repellent description does not mean the material is waterproof, so it is better treated as decorative fabric for indoor projects rather than a substitute for purpose-made outdoor material.

Practical doubts

Does the fabric stretch? No. The listing says it is not stretchy, so allow for that when choosing a pattern or planning a fitted cover.

How should you wash it? The stated care is machine washing in cold water and tumble drying on low heat. Its wrinkle-resistant finish is described as reducing the need for ironing.

Will two quantities arrive as one long piece? The listing says each quantity is cut separately and that quantity two comes as two separate packages. Plan for separate pieces rather than assuming a continuous length.

Is it worth it?

This fabric is a practical fit when the print is a major part of the project and the listed cut size works for what you are making. It offers a soft, medium-weight polyester base, a vivid space theme, and simple stated care for indoor sewing and decor. The trade-off is that it has no stretch, and ordering more than one quantity does not promise a single continuous cut. Choose it for projects that can use separate pieces, look for a different format if your measurements depend on an uninterrupted length or your design needs flexible fabric.