Fabrics, Page 2

The organza is decorated with stars and squares with a hologram. You can use it for carnivals, costumes, sewing skirts, etc. It is also suitable for decorative purposes. You can...

The solid-colored fabric is pleasant to the touch and, thanks to its plain weave, it hardly wrinkles. You can use the fabric for sewing tablecloths, cushions, linings for bags...

French veils are mainly used to make fascinators, party hats, and wedding accessories. You can also use them to arrange floral arrangements.

The insulated lining features a quilted look on both sides; however, it is not actual stitching, as the bonding is created through heat-pressing. You can use this lining for...

This non-slip fabric is ideal for any situation where you need a non-slip surface; it features small PU dots. Use it as a backing for rugs, runners, pet beds, and slippers....

This non-slip fabric is ideal for any situation where you need a surface to be slip-resistant. It features small PU dots and is suitable for lining rugs, runners, and slippers....

Tricotine is soft and stretchy. Its ribbing resembles knit fabric. You can use tricotine to sew lingerie and sleepwear, shirts, or as a lining—for example, for popular tulle...

You can use this thin, ultra-light windbreaker fabric to sew sports jackets, vests, trousers, shorts, and other sportswear or accessories. The fabric is durable and has a matte...

You can use the fabric with a leaf design to sew pillows, bedspreads, curtains, tablecloths, bags, seat cushions, or pockets.

You can use cotton fabric with transportation means to sew pillows, sheets, curtains, pockets, bags, crib bumpers, and nests for children.