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71 Types of Cotton Fabric, their Uses, 207 Example Photos! Cotton is a fiber that’s woven, knitted, or felted to create a big range of fabrics I’m going to explain 71 different types of cotton fabric, their names, and how they’re used In terms of visuals, I’m going to show: Close-up photos of my fabric samples Photos of the fabrics made into real things, like clothes Videos, so you can see how fabrics behave differently This is a very
18 Types of Cotton Fabric for Shirts 58 Example Photos! Cotton is a fiber that’s woven, knitted, or felted to create a big range of fabrics This is part 2 of my cotton exploration (part 1 covers all the major cotton types) In this post, I’m going to focus on 18 types of cotton fabric that are often used for shirts (defined as tops with collars, sleeves, and buttons) In terms of visuals, I’m going to show: Close-up photos of my fabric
89 Fabric Names with Pictures Uses (The Most Common Types Explained) It has a longer staple fiber than other cottons which the organization says provides better strength and softness Taffeta: crisp, lightweight fabric with a lot of body Used in structured garments where drape isn’t desired Tana lawn: very finely woven cotton that has a smooth, fluid drape and feels almost like silk
28 Types of Fabric for Dresses (Names, Pics, Uses) - Threads Monthly Which fabric is best for dresses? For daily use, light and medium weight fabrics in cotton, polyester, linen, and rayon viscose are popular for dresses For evening dresses, silk, polyester, velvet, chiffon, georgette, crepe, and lace are best for different styles For summer dresses, cotton and linen are best for feeling cooler
Exact Sewing Machine Settings for Cotton: Tension, Length… This is a good starting point for medium weight cottons like poplin and shirting Choose a shorter stitch length between 1 8 – 2 5mm for lightweight cotton (eg voile) Choose a longer stitch length between 2 5 – 4mm for thick cotton (eg denim and canvas) Note: all of these settings are a general guideline
23 Summer Dress Sewing Patterns (Rated) - Threads Monthly Today I’m sharing the best summer dress patterns I’ve found You’ll find useful information about sizing, fabric recommendations, and a “suitability for beginners” rating on a wide variety of summer dress patterns, from V-neck dresses and wrap dresses to casual knit dresses and shirred dresses We also have separate roundups for easy dress patterns, wrap dresses, maxi’s, slips, t
22 Best Sewing Machine Dust Cover Patterns (15 FREE) In this article, we’re sharing 22 of the best sewing machine cover patterns, so that you can protect your sewing machine from dust in style 15 of the patterns are free! We covered all the important information you need like dimensions, design details, fabric recommendations, pattern formats, and how suitable each pattern is for beginners Contents list: Easy for beginners Covers with
23 Best Camisole Top Sewing Patterns (9 FREE!) - Threads Monthly If you want to make a cami from non-stretchy woven fabric, look for something light to medium weight and smooth Many store-bought camis are made from drapey fabrics like silk satin, viscose rayon, and polyester However, I’ve also seen fine cottons, like cotton lawn, used for nightwear camis that are a bit more structured and boxy
I Bought the Brother Ls14s Sewing Machine (6 Month Review) Heads up: This post includes affiliate links like Amazon ones, so I earn from qualifying purchases (at no cost to you) Thanks for using them Here’s my review of the Brother Ls14s (Amazon link) after 6 months of testing Note: it’s called different things around the world, like the L14s, Sm1400, Sm1704, Lx3817, Xm1010, RLX3817A, and Js1400 I think it’s best for beginners who need a
The Best Fabric Dyes for 23 Fabrics - Threads Monthly The best dye for cotton, linen, hemp, viscose, rayon, bamboo The best fabric dye for these fibers is fiber-reactive dye Cotton, Linen, Hemp, Viscose, Rayon, and Bamboo are all examples of cellulose fibers Cellulose fibers are grown by plants, and fiber-reactive dyes are specifically formulated to bond with them