Minerva Core Range Glossy PVC Vinyl Fabric - Wine

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The Minerva Core Range Glossy PVC Vinyl Fabric is an ideal choice for makers and crafters who need a stable, wipe-clean material for structured projects like bags, pouches, and table covers. This 240gsm medium-weight fabric offers a professional, glossy finish that is highly durable and easy to maintain, though users should note that its firm structure makes it less suitable for projects requiring significant drape or complex garment tailoring.
| Model Part Number | PVC-Wine |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva Core Range |
No, this fabric is designed for a wipe-clean finish. Machine washing or submerging in water can damage the PVC coating and polyester backing.
It is suitable for light upholstery projects, such as covering a small chair seat or stool, provided the fabric does not need to stretch significantly.
A Microtex or Sharp needle is best, as it prevents the material from tearing and ensures clean holes during the sewing process.
No, because of its synthetic composition and structure, this PVC vinyl does not fray, which simplifies the construction process for many projects.
Lay the fabric flat in a warm room, or lightly warm it with a hair dryer from a safe distance to allow it to relax and soften.
Use a Teflon or non-stick foot, or place a piece of tissue paper between the vinyl and the presser foot.
Switch to fabric sewing clips or low-tack wash-away wonder tape to hold pieces together.
Use a slightly longer stitch length and ensure you are using a sharp, fresh needle designed for synthetic fabrics.
To ensure success with this fabric, use a Teflon or non-stick sewing machine foot to prevent the vinyl from dragging under the pressure foot. A Universal or Microtex needle (size 80/12 or 90/14) is recommended to penetrate the layers cleanly. Avoid using pins, as they will leave permanent holes; use sewing clips or double-sided basting tape to hold pieces in place before stitching. To clean the fabric, simply wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap if necessary. Never use a hot iron on the glossy side; if you need to flatten seams, press from the polyester backing side using a cool setting and a pressing cloth.