Minerva Core Range Acetate Taffeta Lining Fabric - Navy Blue


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The Minerva Core Range Acetate Taffeta Lining is designed for garment makers seeking a professional, smooth finish for their sewn projects. It is an ideal choice for adding structural integrity and comfort to dresses, skirts, jackets, and coats, providing a graceful drape without extra bulk. While it excels at enabling garments to slide easily over underlayers, crafters should note that it is a lightweight 70gsm fabric requiring careful handling during construction to prevent fraying.
| Model Part Number | SO137-594 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva Core Range |
Yes, it is recommended to wash at 40 degrees to maintain the fabric quality.
Yes, all orders are cut as one continuous piece from the bolt.
It is a lightweight fabric at 70gsm.
The fabric is approximately 140cm or 56 inches wide.
It is best suited for light to medium-weight garments; it may not provide enough structure for very heavy winter coats.
As an acetate-based fabric, it is generally less prone to heavy static compared to pure polyester linings, but can vary based on the outer fabric pairing.
Use pattern weights instead of heavy pins and ensure the fabric is laid flat on a cutting mat.
Ensure your sewing machine needle is a fine gauge (70/10 or 80/12) and sharp to avoid creating large entry holes.
To ensure the longevity of your garment, always pre-wash the lining if you plan to pre-wash your outer fabric, using a gentle cycle at 40 degrees. When cutting, use sharp pins and a rotary cutter or sharp fabric shears to prevent the lightweight acetate from shifting. This fabric is compatible with a wide range of outer materials, including wool, cotton, and synthetic blends. To maintain the crispness and luster of the taffeta, it is recommended to press with a low-heat iron and use a pressing cloth to avoid direct contact with the synthetic fibers.