Minerva Core Range Glossy PVC Vinyl Fabric - Aqua

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The Minerva Core Range Glossy PVC Vinyl Fabric in Aqua is a versatile, medium-weight material perfect for crafters and sewists looking for a durable, wipe-clean surface for functional items like bags, pouches, and table covers. It provides a crisp, structured finish that is easy to maintain; however, users should be aware that the fabric arrives folded, which may create creases that require careful handling or light heat to smooth out before beginning a project.
| Model Part Number | PVC-LtBlue |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva Core Range |
No, direct heat from an iron will likely melt the PVC finish. Use a pressing cloth on a very low setting if absolutely necessary.
A Jeans or Leather needle in size 90/14 or 100/16 is recommended to pierce the material cleanly.
It is suitable for light upholstery projects, such as covering seat pads or stools, but it may not be durable enough for high-traffic furniture.
Avoid using pins, as they leave permanent holes. Use sewing clips or binder clips to hold your fabric layers together.
Yes, this is a plain Aqua colourway with a uniform, glossy finish across the entire width.
Use a Teflon or non-stick presser foot, or place a piece of tissue paper between the fabric and the foot.
Lay the fabric flat in a warm environment for 24 hours. You can also use a hairdryer on a low, cool setting to gently warm and relax the folds.
Ensure you are using a slightly longer stitch length (3.0mm to 3.5mm) and a sharp Jeans or Leather needle.
Before starting your project, lay the fabric flat in a warm room to help the fold creases relax. Use a Universal or Jeans needle (size 90/14 or 100/16) for consistent stitches. Avoid high heat, as direct contact with an iron can melt the PVC surface; if you must remove stubborn creases, use a low temperature with a pressing cloth or a hairdryer on a low setting from a distance. To clean your finished items, simply wipe down with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals or bleaching agents, which may dull the glossy finish.