Minerva Core Range Glossy PVC Vinyl Fabric - White

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The Minerva Core Range Glossy PVC Vinyl Fabric in White is designed for crafters and sewists who prioritize structure, durability, and easy maintenance in their projects. This medium-weight vinyl provides a sleek, wipe-clean finish that is ideal for bag making, table covers, and costume design, though users should be aware that because it is a non-porous synthetic material, it does not stretch and requires specific needle types for optimal sewing results.
| Model Part Number | PVC-White |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva Core Range |
Do not iron directly on the PVC side. If needed, use a pressing cloth on the reverse side with a very low heat setting.
Yes, the PVC coating makes it highly water-resistant and suitable for outdoor covers or items exposed to moisture.
Use a leather or universal needle in size 90/14 or 100/16 for optimal penetration.
It is not recommended. Wipe-cleaning by hand is the safest and most effective way to maintain the glossy finish.
No, PVC vinyl does not fray like woven fabrics, which allows for clean, raw edges in your project designs.
Avoid standard pins as they leave permanent holes. Use clips, masking tape, or wonder clips instead.
Use a Teflon-coated presser foot or place a strip of tissue paper between the fabric and the presser foot to improve glide.
Reduce the needle size if it is too thick, and avoid ripping out stitches, as the puncture marks are permanent in vinyl.
Increase the stitch length to 3.0mm or 3.5mm to ensure each puncture is sufficiently spaced and prevents the vinyl from tearing along the seam line.
For best results, use a Teflon or walking foot on your sewing machine to prevent the vinyl from dragging or sticking to the pressure plate. It is recommended to use a needle specifically designed for leather or vinyl (size 90/14 or 100/16) to cleanly pierce the dense material.
Avoid using traditional steam irons directly on the vinyl, as the heat can melt the finish. If you need to remove wrinkles, use a cool setting with a pressing cloth on the reverse side only. To clean, simply wipe with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemical solvents that could degrade the glossy finish.