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The Minerva Core Range Boiled Wool Coating Fabric is an exceptional choice for sewists and crafters looking to create structured, warm garments like unlined coats, jackets, and winter accessories. With its substantial 415 gsm weight and dense, felted texture, it offers professional-grade insulation and a clean finish without the need for complex lining, though it requires careful hand-washing to maintain its structural integrity over time.
| Model Part Number | NT-04578-225 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva Core Range |
No, the dense structure of this boiled wool is designed to be used for unlined garments.
No, machine drying will likely cause the wool to felt further, shrink, and lose its shape.
Yes, its stability makes it easier to cut and sew than many slippery dress fabrics, though the weight requires a capable sewing machine.
Use a low-heat steam setting and a pressing cloth to avoid crushing the natural fibers.
Yes, all orders of multiple meters are cut as a single, continuous piece.
This fabric is approximately 415 gsm, classifying it as a heavyweight material.
Switch to a fresh heavy-duty or denim needle and increase the stitch length.
Use a walking foot or reduce the presser foot pressure if your machine allows.
While boiled wool is resistant, use a rotary cutter instead of dull scissors for a cleaner, crisper edge.
Sewing Tips: Use a sharp, high-quality universal or denim needle (size 90/14 or 100/16) to ensure consistent penetration through the dense fibers. Because the fabric is thick, utilize a longer stitch length to prevent puckering.
Cutting: Since the fabric is stable and won't shift easily, it is ideal for precision cutting using a rotary cutter and a heavy-duty mat.
Care Instructions: To preserve the felting and prevent shrinking, hand wash in cool water using a wool-safe detergent. Lay flat to dry away from direct heat sources. Do not machine wash or tumble dry, as the heat and agitation will cause the wool to shrink and lose its structural handle.
