What is Modal Fabric? A Complete Guide
The etymology of modal comes from Latin “modus,” meaning “measure” or “method.” Modal was initially used in reference to sheeting made with 100% cotton, but the term has since come…
Share
Craft
363 posts
Handmade inspirations for a more creative you
What is Facing in Sewing? Types & Applications
Facing is generally a non-decorative fabric (it could be decorative, too) attached to an edge of a garment for support, cleanliness, or both. Facing provides structure by adding thickness to…
Share
Why Does My Sewing Machine Skip Stitches? How to Fix It
I’ve been sewing for quite a few years now, and this has happened to me frequently enough that I’m writing about it. The machine will be stitching along great —…
Share
What is Bonded Fabric? And What you Can Make with It
Bonded fabric is a material that consists of fibers joined together by an adhesive to form a sheet. An example is felt, consisting of many layers of bonded fibers. An…
Share
What is Laminé Fabric? A Complete Guide
The name lamé comes from French and means “glazed.” This term comes from the weaves that this material tends to give and its glossy appearance once sewn into garments. Frequently…
Share