Stephanoise Embroidery Tulle Lace Trim - Black

Use a sharp pair of fabric scissors or a rotary cutter with a fresh blade. Cut carefully along the edge of the design or follow your marked cutting line.

Yes, but it is recommended to use a stitch that allows for some stretch, like a narrow zigzag stitch, and to test on a scrap piece first to ensure it doesn't distort the fabric or the trim.

You can hand-sew it using a fine needle and thread, or machine-sew it close to the edge of the trim. For a cleaner finish, consider using a French seam or binding technique if applicable.

While beautiful, ensure the trim is securely attached and does not pose a choking hazard. Always prioritize safety in children's wear design.

It's generally good practice to pre-wash all main fabrics intended for the garment to account for any shrinkage. The trim itself should not be pre-washed unless specifically instructed, as it could damage its delicate structure.

It means the trim is made from a fine, net-like fabric called tulle, which has decorative embroidery stitched onto it, creating a lace effect.

Use sharp fabric scissors for clean cuts. Ensure your sewing machine's feed dogs are not set too high and use a fine, sharp needle.

Check your sewing machine tension. Reduce tension if the fabric is puckering. Ensure you are using a suitable stitch length and a gentle stitch, like a straight stitch or a very narrow zigzag.

Ensure your needle is sharp and not bent. Try a different needle type or size if needed. Slow down your sewing speed.