Minerva Sequin Stretch Knit Fabric - Pink

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The Minerva Sequin Stretch Knit Fabric in Pink is an ideal choice for costume designers, dancers, and DIY enthusiasts looking to create high-impact, shimmering garments. Featuring 3mm sequins heat-bonded to a comfortable stretch jersey base, this fabric offers excellent drape and flexibility for performance wear, though users should be mindful of the sequin surface when working with complex sewing patterns. It is a light-medium weight material that provides professional sparkle with minimal bulk, making it suitable for everything from intricate dancewear to decorative occasion pieces.
| Model Part Number | C1778-Pink |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva |
Yes, but use a pressing cloth and a very low heat setting. Avoid direct contact between the iron and the sequins.
Yes, but ensure a lining is used, as the back of the sequins may be scratchy against sensitive skin.
It features a significant mechanical stretch thanks to the knitted jersey base, suitable for most fitted garment patterns.
They are heat-bonded for durability, though some shedding is normal during the initial cutting and handling process.
Absolutely. It works beautifully for decorative pillow covers or table runners where shimmer is desired.
Remove the sequins from the seam allowance before sewing or use a heavy-duty needle designed for denim.
Trim away the sequins from the fabric edge within the seam allowance to reduce thickness before joining pieces.
Use a serger (overlocker) or a zigzag stitch on the edges to secure the jersey knit base.
When preparing to sew, it is recommended to use a ballpoint or stretch needle to accommodate the jersey base. Always test your machine tension on a scrap piece to ensure the thread does not pull through the knit backing.