Posted: March 28th, 2010 | Author: myfabrics.co.uk | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Denim, Fabric of the week, reduced | No Comments »
Our fabric of the week from 29.03.2010 to 04.04.2010:
» Denim glitter flowers 2
Fashionable denim optic with sophisticated floral design in sparkling silvery lines.
Fabric of the week price: 0,99 EUR
Valid from 29.03.2010 to 04.04.2010, as long as supplies last!
One-time price: 8,99 EUR
Model: 53_0700
Material: 100 % Polyester
Colour: denim
Width: 112 cm
Use: Clothing
Shipping time: 7-10 days
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» Denim glitter flowers 2
Posted: March 21st, 2010 | Author: myfabrics.co.uk | Filed under: Fabric of the week | Tags: Fabric of the week, reduced, Shirting Fabrics | No Comments »
Our fabric of the week from 22.03.2010 to 28.03.2010:
» Red Sea Stripes 2
Beautiful red cotton fabric with fine slightly darker stripes. Ideal for shirts and dresses.
Fabric of the week price: 1,29 EUR
Valid from 22.03.2010 to 28.03.2010, as long as supplies last!
One-time price: 9,95 EUR
Model: 15_C2_142
Material: 100% Cotton
Colour: carmine
Width: 130 cm
Use: Clothing
Shipping time: 7-10 days
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» Red Sea Stripes 2
Posted: March 14th, 2010 | Author: myfabrics.co.uk | Filed under: Fabric of the week | Tags: Fabric of the week, lining, lining fabrics, reduced | No Comments »
Our fabric of the week from 15.03.2010 to 21.03.2010:
» Lining Material Spadone 10
Elegant striped liner. Acetate/viscose mixture.
Fabric of the week price: 1,19 EUR
Valid from 15.03.2010 to 21.03.2010, as long as supplies last!
One-time price: 9,99 EUR
Model: 15_C2_477
Material: 57% Acetate / 43% Viscose
Colour: black
Width: 140 cm
Use: Clothing
Shipping time: 7-10 days
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» Lining Material Spadone 10
Posted: March 7th, 2010 | Author: myfabrics.co.uk | Filed under: Fabric of the week | Tags: Decorator Fabrics, Fabric of the week, reduced | No Comments »
Our fabric of the week from 08.03.2010 to 14.03.2010:
» Golden Touch Rings 4
Fabric of the week price: 6,99 EUR
Valid from 08.03.2010 to 14.03.2010, as long as supplies last!
One-time price: 49,99 EUR
Model: 15_poso_B08_013
Material: 55% Cotton
45% Viscose
Colour: yellow
Width: 142 cm
Use: Decoration
Shipping time: 7-10 days
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» Golden Touch Rings 4
Posted: March 3rd, 2010 | Author: myfabrics.co.uk | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: care, flannel, Introduction to fabrics, production | No Comments »
Anyone who has a set of fleecy pyjamas made of cotton flannel and downy bedding will know how to make things really cosy. The fabrics experts at myfabrics.co.uk will tell you how to use flannel and care for it properly:
The fabric:
Flannel is defined as a linen weave or twill weave product consisting of cotton or wool. It may be roughened on one side or both sides and is therefore thicker and softer than normal woven fabric, plus it is light-weight. Bedding made of roughened cotton is called beaver cloth. The name originates in the 18th century, when beaver fur was actually used for warm bedding.
Cotton flannel is often used to produce warm bedding and pyjamas, but it is also used for thicker cotton shirts. Flannel suit fabrics made of wool may also be lightly milled.
Care tips:
As with all cotton fabrics, it is recommended that the fabric is washed prior to production at the recommended temperature, since it will shrink. Coloured or printed cotton flannel should be washed with gentle washing powder on a gentle setting at lower spin cycles (approx. 800 rpm). Bedding may be may be turned inside-out prior to washing to avoid pilling. Jeans should not be added to the wash cycle for the same reason.
Flannel made of 100% wool may not be washed in a machine. Slight spots may be brushed out after drying. Slight odours will disappear after a night of airing out. For tougher stains and odours, dry cleaning is recommended.
Production tips:
Flannel is a normally strong fabric and therefore well-suited to regular needle thickness (approx. 70 to 80) and thread tension, and stitches should be made at lengths of 2 to 3 mm. A classic casting stitch, e.g. zigzag, is sufficient for either fabric quality (both cotton and wool), since these do not fray easily.
» Flannel at myfabrics.co.uk
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