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Soft and breathable, cotton fabric is the world’s most popular type of material with the earliest recorded use dated at 5000 BC!
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Our Mid-weight 8 wale corduroy has a lustrous and soft feel, and is extremely versatile, making it ideal for a variety of dressmaking projects such as trousers, skirts, dungaree (trousers/ dresses), shackets and coats.
With its durability and hardwearing qualities, it can also be used for handbags, tote bags, rucksacks, cat & dog beds and soft furnishings around the home.
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Free samples available.
Interlock jersey is a fab sturdy weight, as well as having a soft and comfortable feel. It is a great jersey to sew with as it isn't overly stretchy it won't distort whilst sewn.
This cotton interlock is 195gsm and would be perfect for t-shirts, lightweight sweatshirts and children's clothes.
Free samples availabe.
This plain jersey hangs beautifully and would be suitable for a wrap dress or skirt. It could of course also be used for t shirts and pyjamas.
Free samples available.
This plain jersey hangs beautifully and would be suitable for a wrap dress or skirt. It could of course also be used for t shirts and pyjamas.
Free samples available.
This Ponte Roma jersey hangs beautifully and would be suitable for a wrap dress or skirt. It could of course also be used for t shirts and pyjamas.
Free samples available.
This plain 100% cotton is extremely popular with both dressmakers and crafters alike. It is a heavier weight than a lawn but more luxurious than your standard crafting cotton with its soft/smooth surface and 121gsm weight.
Many of our customer use it for making blouses, shirts, childrens clothes and for quilting/craft projects too. Cotton poplin is lovely to sew with and holds its shape beautifully in garments with gathers, pleats or puff sleeves for example. This poplin meets Oeko-Tex Standard 100 standards and free samples are available.
Did you know that cotton production today stands at 25 million tonnes, and accounts for 2.5% of the world arable land?
Cotton fabric is the world’s most popular type of material. The cotton plant is a shrub native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world. The fibre from the plant is usually spun to make the soft, breathable textile we know as cotton.