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The Minerva Deadstock Cotton Terry Towelling Fabric in Lilac is an ideal selection for sewists looking to create plush, absorbent items like luxury robes, towels, and beach accessories. This medium-to-heavyweight material offers a soft, looped surface that feels comforting against the skin, making it highly functional for post-bath or poolside use. As a deadstock product, it provides a high-end, sustainable textile option for creative projects; however, because it is reclaimed from production runs, quantities are limited and once the current stock is depleted, it cannot be restocked.
| Model Part Number | RS0006-041 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva |
Deadstock fabric is leftover material from high-end production runs, salvaged to prevent it from going to landfills.
No, because it is a deadstock product, quantities are limited and it will not be replenished once sold out.
Yes, its 340gsm weight and absorbent texture make it an excellent choice for comfortable, absorbent bathrobes.
The fabric is 155cm wide.
A ballpoint or stretch needle is recommended to handle the looped pile construction without snagging or skipping.
Yes, as it is a cotton-based material, it is advisable to pre-wash it to account for any potential shrinkage.
Switch to a fresh ballpoint or jersey needle designed for heavier knit fabrics.
Use a walking foot or reduce the pressure on your presser foot to prevent shifting.
Grade your seams by trimming the layers to reduce thickness, or use a slightly wider stitch length.
To ensure the best results with your Minerva cotton terry fabric, prepare the material by pre-washing it according to standard cotton care practices to account for any initial shrinkage. Use a walking foot or even-feed foot on your sewing machine to help manage the thickness of the terry towelling as it moves under the needle.
When sewing, use a stitch length slightly longer than usual to accommodate the density of the fabric. For seam finishing, an overlocker or a wide zigzag stitch is recommended, as terry cloth can fray significantly if left raw. Always store your remaining yardage in a cool, dry place to maintain the integrity of the cotton fibers, as moisture absorption is the fabric's primary function.
