Deadstock Glitter Satin Lace Fabric Rose - Minerva - EVTD701-M00537

Deadstock fabric refers to leftover rolls or remnants from a fabric mill's or a brand's production run that did not sell. It's a sustainable way to use materials that might otherwise be discarded.

While luxurious, the glitter and delicate lace nature makes it best suited for special occasions, evening wear, or statement pieces rather than everyday casual clothing.

Due to the limited nature of deadstock, it's crucial to accurately calculate your fabric needs before purchasing. It is highly recommended to buy slightly more than you think you'll need, as restocks are not guaranteed.

It is not recommended to machine wash this delicate fabric. Hand washing in cold water with a mild detergent is the safest method to preserve the glitter and lace integrity.

No, this is a limited edition deadstock fabric. Once the available quantity is sold out, it cannot be restocked by the supplier.

It's ideal for evening wear, formal dresses, bridal attire, unique accessories, or decorative home accents where a touch of glamour and exclusivity is desired.

Gently shake out the fabric before use. Consider using a fine mist of fabric sealant spray on a test piece if excessive shedding occurs, though this may alter the fabric's finish. Sewing with a fine needle and appropriate thread can help minimize disturbance.

Handle the fabric with care, avoiding sharp objects. Use a fine, sharp needle for sewing and ensure machine tension is correctly set for delicate materials. Avoid excessive pulling or stretching.

This can occur with deadstock materials. If possible, review the available yardage to select pieces that appear most consistent. For critical projects, it's advisable to order all needed fabric at once.

Always iron on the reverse side using a low heat setting. Employ a pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric. Avoid steam unless tested on a scrap, as it can affect the glitter or lace.