Squiggle Mini Sequins SpandexSquiggle Mini Sequins Spandex is generally mixed with cotton or polyester, and accounts for a small percentage of the final fabric, which therefore retains most of the look and feel of the other fibers. Because of its elasticity and strength (resistance to 600% elongation before rupture), spandex has been incorporated into a wide range of garments, especially in skin tight garments. For example: activewear, costumes, and dresses. A benefit of spandex

It is often used as a layering fabric or to add volume to a garment

Use tissue paper as backing when sewing seams together to help stabilize fabric ‰ÛÒ tear away once seam is secure

Machine wash/dry three times to shrink

This fabric‰۪s gorgeous shine and soft drape make it ideal for bias cut gowns

Short fibers spun with a low to medium twist

and has a pleasant sheen

Faille holds its shape when draped - it takes well to structure and thus is an ideal fabric suitable for tailoring

60 Inches Wide

this fabric makes a beautiful sheer overlay and lends itself incredibly well to voluminous silhouettes

Linen can absorb moisture without feeling damp and is two to three times stronger than cotton

and need little or no pressing

For cutting