Minerva Deadstock Glitter Satin Lace Fabric - Green

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The Minerva Deadstock Glitter Satin Lace in green is an ideal choice for garment makers and crafters looking to add sophisticated texture and dimension to their designs. This medium-to-heavy weight fabric provides a refined finish for specialized applications like bridalwear and detailed overlays, though its limited-edition deadstock nature means once current inventory is sold, it cannot be restocked.
| Model Part Number | C8193-Green |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva |
No. Because this is a deadstock fabric, quantities are strictly limited and it will not be restocked once sold out.
This fabric has a medium-to-heavy weight of approximately 255gsm.
Yes, its intricate surface makes it excellent for detailed lingerie projects that require a structural yet decorative finish.
No, the polyester composition provides excellent crease resistance.
We recommend hand washing or using a gentle cycle in a protective laundry bag to avoid snagging the lace design.
Switch to a new, sharp microtex needle and ensure your needle plate and presser foot are free of burrs.
Adjust your machine tension and consider using a slightly longer stitch length to accommodate the texture of the lace.
When working with this lace, use a sharp, fine-point needle to avoid snagging the decorative openwork. Because the material is synthetic, use a medium-hot iron with a press cloth to prevent heat damage. For cleaning, hand washing or a gentle machine cycle in a mesh laundry bag is recommended to preserve the integrity of the lace structure. Always test your sewing machine tension on a scrap piece of the fabric to ensure the stitches sit flush against the weave without pulling or puckering.