Rose and Hubble Poplin Fabric - Pink

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The Rose and Hubble Pink Poplin Fabric is an ideal choice for garment makers, quilters, and crafters looking for a reliable, lightweight textile that balances durability with a smooth, crisp finish. Its 121 gsm weight makes it exceptionally versatile for creating everything from breathable shirts and blouses to intricate quilts, though its 112.5cm width may require additional yardage for larger apparel patterns.
| Model Part Number | CP0851-Pink |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rose and Hubble |
Yes, it is highly recommended for shirts, blouses, and day dresses due to its breathable and smooth finish.
Yes, it is machine washable at 40 degrees Celsius.
Yes, all fabric ordered by the metre is cut as a single, continuous piece from the roll.
It is strongly recommended to pre-wash the fabric to allow for any natural cotton shrinkage before you begin your project.
Yes, the fabric is OEKO-TEX certified, meaning it is tested and confirmed to be free from harmful substances.
Use a serger or a zigzag stitch on the raw edges immediately after cutting to prevent unraveling.
Ensure you are using a sharp, new universal needle and that the tension is set correctly for lightweight cotton.
To ensure the longevity of your project, it is highly recommended to pre-wash the fabric before cutting, as natural cotton can experience slight shrinkage. Wash the fabric at 40 degrees Celsius using a gentle cycle and mild detergent. When ironing, a medium-to-hot setting is effective for removing wrinkles and refreshing the crisp finish. For sewing, a standard 80/12 universal needle is ideal for most applications. If you are working with the fabric on a bias, use a spray starch to stabilize the weave and prevent stretching during assembly.