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The Minerva Core Range Linen Look Textured Cotton Fabric in Ivory is designed for sewists of all skill levels who desire the aesthetic appeal of linen combined with the reliability and ease of cotton. It offers excellent breathability and a crisp, structured body perfect for summer apparel, though users should note that as a non-stretch fabric, precise measurement and pattern sizing are essential for a comfortable fit.
| Model Part Number | C5183-Ivory |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva Core Range |
Yes, its stable, non-stretch nature makes it very easy to handle during cutting and sewing compared to slippery or stretchy fabrics.
Like most cotton textiles, it is recommended to pre-wash the fabric before sewing to ensure your finished garment retains its size.
Yes, its crisp body is excellent for unlined or light summer jackets that require a bit of structure.
It is a cotton-based fabric, so light ironing or steaming is recommended to maintain a crisp, professional finish.
The Ivory color is of a light-to-medium weight; while generally opaque, you may want to consider a lining for lighter-colored skirts or trousers depending on your preference.
Finish all raw edges with a serger or a zig-zag stitch immediately after cutting to prevent unraveling.
Ensure you are using a sharp, new needle and avoid backstitching excessively in one spot to maintain fabric integrity.
For optimal results, ensure your fabric is pre-washed to account for any initial shrinkage. Use a standard universal sewing machine needle (size 70/10 or 80/12) for most garments. When pressing, use a steam iron on a cotton setting to sharpen seams and remove wrinkles. The fabric is machine washable, though it is recommended to wash in cool to lukewarm water and air dry to maintain the integrity of the cotton fibers. Always test your tension on a scrap piece of the fabric before beginning your main project.
