Minerva Core Range Polar Fleece Fabric - Cerise Pink

Wash the fabric at 40 degrees Celsius in your washing machine, using the same detergent and cycle you would use for the finished garment. Tumble dry on low or air dry. It's recommended to test a small sample first.

It is recommended to allow for approximately 10% shrinkage. Always wash a sample piece first to accurately gauge shrinkage for your specific washing and drying methods.

Yes, its moisture-wicking properties make it suitable for light activewear. It provides warmth without excessive weight, ideal for outdoor activities.

To minimize pilling, wash fleece garments inside out on a gentle cycle with cold water. Avoid high heat in the dryer and excessive friction.

This medium-weight fleece is ideal for garments like hoodies, jackets, and trousers, as well as accessories such as hats and scarves, and home decor items like blankets and cushion covers.

It is best to avoid ironing fleece directly. If necessary, use a very low heat setting and a pressing cloth, ironing only on the reverse side to prevent melting or damage to the pile.

Lay the fabric flat and ensure the pile runs in the same direction for all pattern pieces. Use sharp scissors or a rotary cutter for clean cuts. Consider using pattern weights instead of pins to avoid marking the fabric.

Ensure you are washing at the recommended 40 degrees Celsius and have accounted for at least 10% shrinkage in your pattern cutting. Always test a sample first.

Use a walking foot on your sewing machine to help feed the fabric evenly. Ensure your needle is sharp and try a slightly longer stitch length. Avoid excessive pressure.

Lay the fabric flat and smooth it out before cutting. Use pattern weights instead of pins where possible. A walking foot can also help prevent stretching during sewing.

While fleece is warm, it is lightweight. If bulk is an issue, consider using it as a lining fabric or pairing it with a lighter-weight material for your project.