Minerva Chantilly Corded Lace Fabric - Apple Green

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The Minerva Chantilly Corded Lace Fabric is an exquisite, medium-weight textile tailored for fashion designers and home sewists specializing in formal, bridal, or special occasion attire. Its standout feature is the elegant, double-flounce design paired with delicate scalloped edges, providing a professional and refined finish to any garment. While the corded, openwork texture offers beautiful visual depth and structure, potential users should be aware that the intricate lace construction requires careful handling to avoid snagging during the sewing process.
| Model Part Number | 90020-22 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva |
Yes, it is excellent for bridal applications, typically used as an overlay on bodices, sleeves, or for creating decorative ruffles and flounces.
The lace is primarily structured due to the corded floral design and does not feature significant stretch.
Use a narrow French seam or a zig-zag stitch along the edges to prevent fraying while maintaining a delicate, low-bulk appearance.
Use a cool iron setting and a press cloth to protect the delicate texture of the cording. Do not apply heavy direct pressure.
No, it features an openwork design; it is recommended to pair it with a lining or base fabric of your choice.
Use a layer of water-soluble stabilizer or tissue paper between the lace and the sewing machine's feed dogs.
Reduce your thread tension slightly and ensure you are using a fresh, sharp needle to penetrate the cording cleanly.
Working with corded lace requires patience and the right tools. Use a sharp, fine-point sewing needle (such as a size 70/10 Universal or Microtex) to avoid pulling the lace threads. We recommend using a stabilizer or tissue paper underneath the fabric while stitching to prevent the lace from getting caught in the throat plate of your sewing machine. When cutting, ensure you follow the natural flow of the floral motifs rather than rigid straight lines. For care, this fabric should be hand-washed in cool water with a gentle detergent and laid flat to dry; avoid wringing or machine drying, as the heat and agitation can damage the delicate cording.