Minerva Bandage Rib Stretch Knit Fabric Citrus

Deadstock fabric refers to leftover or unsold rolls of material from a fabric mill or a brand's production run. Using deadstock fabric is a sustainable practice as it helps prevent these materials from ending up in landfills.

Yes, while it's a knit fabric, the rib texture can provide some stability. Beginners should use a sharp ballpoint needle and practice stitching on scraps first. Its ease of care also makes it a good choice for learning.

No, this is a limited edition deadstock fabric. Once the current stock is sold, we cannot guarantee that we will be able to get any more of this specific color or design. It's advisable to order enough for your project in one go.

As a deadstock fabric, different batches or colors may have originated from slightly different sources or production runs, leading to minor variations in their physical properties like weight, feel, and finish.

This rib stretch knit is excellent for tops, t-shirts, cardigans, fitted skirts, and dresses. Its stretch and texture lend themselves well to garments that require comfort and a flattering fit.

If you are unsure about the fabric's exact appearance, weight, or feel, it is highly recommended to order samples before purchasing a larger quantity. This allows you to assess it firsthand.

This specific Minerva Bandage Rib Stretch Knit Fabric is made of polyester.

Ensure you are using a ballpoint or stretch needle on your sewing machine. Avoid rough handling during washing and drying; opt for air drying and gentle cycles.

Pre-wash the fabric before cutting. Always air dry knit fabrics and avoid stretching them out of shape while wet. Consider incorporating stabilizing techniques if needed for specific designs.

Check your sewing machine's tension and ensure you are using the correct needle type (ballpoint/stretch). Make sure the fabric is feeding smoothly through the machine.