Fabric decision maker

Using the right fabric for a project is one of the most important keys to sewing successful garments. It's easy to walk into a fabric store and be captivated by a beautiful, interesting, or fun piece of fabric, and then later realize that you don't know what to do with it…

We love Dutch Heritage fabrics on Instagram: "The new plaids Mathilda by Susan Smith are in the shop. They match beautifully with all our Dutch Heritage prints. They already are a great succes and that is why we extended our “quick decision maker” FQ bundle offer. You can find in our webshop @petraprinspatchwork. #dutchheritageplaids #dutchheritagefabrics #notjuzahousewife #petraprinszutphen #petraprinspatchworkzutphen #patchwork #appliqué #handpiecing #becreative #newontheshelves We love…

Genuinely Em | Pattern Designer, Grading Services & Courses on Instagram: "This fabric decision maker went viral last year! Fabric can seriously make or break your sewing project. I originally made this flowchart for my beginner sewing course but decided to make it available outside of the course too. Because choosing fabric can be stressful af but it doesn’t need to be. This flowchart helps you find a family of fabrics that will be perfect for your project. While it doesn’t list all the…

Got a question about caring for a certain type of fabric? We got you! As many of you know, this year has been a big one for me in terms of looking at my carbon footprint. I’ve been more conscious about the things I’ve been buying, and also trying to look after the things I […] Read More

When making clothes for yourself it is convenient to know how much fabric to buy. Here is some information about fabric measure and yardage

All day, every day, we're confronted with decisions. Soup or salad? Diamonds or pearls? Edward or Jacob? Coke or Pepsi? (Make that sweet tea or unsweet?) Flex shaft or Dremel? That last one can get

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There is so much to learn about fabrics it is hard to know where to start! You can expand your research to learn about the different types of fabrics that are available, how to source fabrics and what to look for when choosing fabrics. Additionally, it is important to learn how to identify and check for quality fabric when selecting fabrics. By understanding each of the individual fabric properties you'll be able to make better decisions when it comes to selecting fabrics for your ranges.

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