Minerva Core Range Luxury Viscose Satin Fabric - Pink

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The Minerva Core Range Luxury Viscose Satin is designed for dressmakers and sewists seeking a high-end, luminous finish for garments that demand movement and elegance. Its primary benefit is a fluid, lightweight drape that creates professional-looking blouses, dresses, and lingerie with a soft hand-feel. A key caveat for beginners is that viscose satin can be slippery during the cutting and sewing process, requiring pins and sharp blades to manage the fabric's smooth texture effectively.
| Model Part Number | 306-3251 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva |
While the finish is beautiful, viscose satin can be slippery. It is manageable for beginners who take their time with pinning and stabilizing the fabric.
Yes, its lustrous finish and fluid drape make it excellent for costumes requiring an elegant, flowy look, such as cloaks or period gowns.
As with many viscose fabrics, it is recommended to pre-wash your fabric in the same way you intend to wash the finished garment to account for potential initial shrinkage.
Orders are cut from the roll as a single continuous piece of fabric.
It is not recommended. Air drying is the best way to preserve the satin finish and integrity of the viscose fibers.
At 107 gsm, it is a light-to-medium weight. While generally suitable for most garments, you may want to line skirts or dresses depending on the color and personal preference.
Use a walking foot or reduce the presser foot pressure if your machine allows; alternatively, use tissue paper beneath the fabric for stability.
Check your tension settings and ensure you are using a new, sharp microtex needle to avoid pulling the fibers.
Apply a zigzag stitch or an overlock stitch immediately after cutting, or use pinking shears to finish edges.
Before working with this fabric, ensure your workspace is clean and your cutting surface is stable, as the fabric may slide if on a slick table. Use plenty of silk pins to hold layers together without leaving permanent marks.
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