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Minerva£4.99Visit shop Minerva Deadstock 100% Poplin Fabric Deep Red Cotton Poplindesign-3858-Red
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The Minerva Poplin Fabric in Deep Red is an ideal choice for dressmakers and quilters seeking a high-quality, sustainable textile for shirts, blouses, and children's apparel. This light-to-medium weight, tightly woven cotton poplin provides a crisp, professional finish with breathable comfort, though shoppers should note that as a limited-edition deadstock item, this fabric will not be restocked once current inventory is depleted.
| Model Part Number | PoplinDesign-3858-Red |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva |
No, this is a 100% cotton poplin and does not contain any spandex or elastane for stretch.
As this is a deadstock fabric, it is a limited-edition item and will not be restocked once the current supply is sold.
Yes, its tight weave and medium weight make it an excellent choice for piecing and general craft projects.
Yes, like most cotton poplins, it benefits from ironing to maintain its crisp, clean appearance.
To preserve the deep red color, wash in cold water and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during drying.
Use a serger or a zig-zag stitch along all raw edges immediately after cutting your pattern pieces.
Ensure you are using a new, sharp universal needle and check that your thread tension is balanced for medium-weight cotton.
To ensure the best results, always pre-wash this cotton poplin before cutting to account for any potential initial shrinkage. Use a universal sharp needle, size 70/10 or 80/12, to maintain the clean finish of the weave. When sewing, use a standard stitch length between 2.0mm and 2.5mm. Pressing is vital for this fabric; use a steam iron on the 'cotton' setting to eliminate wrinkles and set seams flat. For long-term care, machine wash in cool water with similar colors and tumble dry on a low setting, or hang to dry to preserve the depth of the red dye.
