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The Minerva Core Range Light Stretch Knit Lining Fabric is an essential choice for dressmakers and tailors who need a professional finish that moves comfortably with the wearer. This lightweight fabric is specifically engineered to prevent clothing from clinging or riding up, making it ideal for lined dresses, skirts, jackets, and coats. While it offers superior anti-static properties and durability, users should be aware that the material is primarily designed for lightweight applications and may not be suitable for heavy-duty structural tailoring.
| Model Part Number | 149-5010 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva Core Range |
Yes, it is excellent for lining lightweight jackets and coats where comfort and ease of movement are priorities.
It is recommended to use a ballpoint or stretch needle to avoid snagging the knit structure.
Being a light lining fabric, it is designed to be worn underneath an outer layer to provide opacity and comfort.
As with most fabrics, we recommend a pre-wash before sewing to account for any potential minor shrinkage.
The fabric features a light stretch knit construction designed for comfort and movement; it generally offers the most give along the cross-grain.
Use a walking foot attachment on your sewing machine to ensure even feeding of the knit layers.
Reduce the needle size or adjust the presser foot pressure to prevent the fabric from being overstretched during stitching.
To achieve the best results, use a ballpoint or stretch needle when working with this knit lining to prevent skipped stitches. Because the fabric is lightweight, ensure your machine tension is balanced correctly to avoid puckering the seams.
For care, the fabric is machine washable, but it is recommended to wash it on a cool cycle to preserve the integrity of the stretch fibers. Always pre-wash your lining fabric before construction to account for any initial shrinking and to ensure the final garment dimensions remain accurate. Avoid high-heat tumble drying, as this can break down the fibers over time.
