Minerva Sequin Lace Fabric - Salmon


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The Minerva Sequin Lace Fabric in Salmon is a high-quality, lightweight dressmaking material designed for sewists looking to add sophisticated texture and visual interest to their projects. This fabric is best suited for overlays, bridal detailing, evening wear, and lingerie, offering a delicate openwork structure adorned with shimmering sequins. While it is a beautiful choice for adding refinement, users should note that as a deadstock fabric, it is available in limited quantities, making it essential to purchase enough for your entire project at once.
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This fabric is generally stable with little to no stretch, making it ideal for structured overlays rather than form-fitting garments.
Yes, it is a lace fabric with an openwork design, so it will require an opaque lining or under-layer for modesty.
No, machine drying is not recommended as the heat and agitation can damage the delicate lace and the sequin embellishments.
Because this is a deadstock fabric, it is limited to the current supply and cannot be restocked once sold out.
A universal or sharp needle in a small size (such as 70/10 or 80/12) is recommended to avoid snagging the lace.
Remove the sequins along the seam allowance area before sewing to allow the needle to pass through the lace only.
Trim the seam allowances close and consider using a French seam or a bias tape finish to manage the edges effectively.
To ensure your project remains in top condition, always use a sharp, fine-gauge needle suitable for delicate fabrics. When cutting the fabric, use sharp scissors and be mindful of the sequin placement to avoid dulling your blades. For cleaning, hand washing is highly recommended to preserve the integrity of the lace and the attachment of the sequins. Avoid high-heat ironing directly on the sequins, as this can cause them to melt or lose their luster; instead, press from the back using a low temperature and a pressing cloth. Always perform a test swatch before beginning your final project.