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The Minerva Core Range Panne Velvet Stretch Knit Fabric is a versatile, medium-weight textile perfect for sewists and home decorators looking to achieve a luxurious, high-end look without the premium price tag. This polyester-based velvet offers excellent drape and a subtle stretch, making it ideal for everything from elegant evening wear to soft furnishings; however, because it is a synthetic pile fabric, users should take care to account for the nap direction when planning their cuts.
| Model Part Number | C7041-Tan |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minerva |
It is suitable for light upholstery such as cushion covers, but it is primarily designed for apparel and decorative displays.
As a knit fabric, it is more resistant to fraying than woven fabrics, but it is still recommended to finish your edges.
A ballpoint or stretch needle is recommended to prevent skipped stitches and runs in the knit.
Yes, it is recommended to wash at 40 degrees.
It features a stretch knit construction, typically providing comfortable movement suitable for garments.
Use a walking foot or reduce the presser foot pressure to prevent the fabric layers from sliding.
Use a steam setting and a press cloth, or press from the reverse side to protect the texture.
Check your tension settings and ensure you are using a needle appropriate for stretch knits.
To ensure your project remains in peak condition, machine wash at 40 degrees Celsius. Avoid using heavy-duty detergents that might strip the luster from the synthetic fibers. When sewing, use a ballpoint or stretch needle to accommodate the knit construction, and consider using a walking foot on your machine to prevent the layers from shifting against each other. When pressing, use a pressing cloth or a towel beneath the fabric to prevent the iron from crushing the delicate velvet pile.
