Minerva Premium Habotai Lining Fabric - Dark Purple

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The Minerva Premium Habotai Lining is designed for garment makers and crafters who need a high-quality, lightweight, and fluid material to serve as an internal layer for dresses, blouses, or lingerie. This 52 gsm polyester fabric offers a smooth, silky finish and excellent shape retention, making it an ideal choice for adding professional structure to your projects. While it is highly versatile and durable, users should note that as a lightweight lining fabric, it is intended primarily for layering rather than as a heavy-duty outer shell.
| Model Part Number | P75-0092 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva |
Like most lightweight polyesters, it may fray at the edges, so it is recommended to use an overlocker or a zigzag stitch to finish your seams.
While intended as a lining, its smooth finish makes it suitable for lightweight blouses or summer scarves.
Yes, when you order by the metre, the fabric is cut as one continuous piece from the roll.
A size 60/8 or 70/10 Universal or Microtex needle is best to minimize damage to the fine weave.
Use a low-heat setting on your iron and always use a pressing cloth to avoid direct heat damage to the synthetic fibers.
Use a rotary cutter with a self-healing mat or place a layer of tissue paper between the fabric layers to add friction.
Switch to a finer, sharp microtex needle and ensure your thread tension is balanced.
To ensure your project remains in peak condition, machine wash the fabric at 40 degrees Celsius. Due to its synthetic makeup, it is quick to dry. When cutting, use a sharp rotary cutter or micro-serrated scissors to navigate the slippery surface of the Habotai. If you are using this as a lining, ensure that your main fabric weight is compatible; it works best with light to medium-weight materials. Always test your iron settings on a small scrap piece before pressing the entire garment, as polyester can melt under high heat; use a low-heat setting with a pressing cloth for safety.