Embroidery
Sulky Felty Stickfilz series · 28 colours
Sulky Felty 25 cm × 3 m in Dark Green
Item no. 26718
€16.00per piece
Unit price €21.33 / m² · incl. VAT, plus shipping
A Sulky embroidery felt: Felty in Dark Green, 25 cm × 3 m. Weight 210 g/m². From the Sulky range for embroidery machines. Each roll is sold singly.
Colour: Dark Green (448)
only a few left
Delivery time approx. 3–5 working days
Free shipping within Germany from €50
- Material
- 100 % Polyester
- Colour
- Dunkelgrün
- Care
Wash at 30°C
Iron at low temperature
Wash without fabric softener or bleach
Tumble dry low temperature (gentle)
- Farbe
- Dunkelgrün
- Farbcode
- 448
- Breite
- 25 cm
- Länge (m)
- 3 m
- Stärke
- 1,5 mm
- Manufacturer
- Gunold / Sulky
Description
Felt has no grain. Felty cuts in any direction, and the edge stays closed. It ships as a roll 25 cm wide and 3 m long. The stated weight per square metre is 210 g/m².
Washable at 30 °C: appliqué survives on clothing that goes into the machine regularly. The felt is dense enough to embroider and soft enough to cut and drape — the whole art of a good embroidery felt lies between those two. Before the first design on a new fabric, a test piece with the same material pays off.
What Sulky Felty 25 cm × 3 m in Dark Green is suitable for
- appliqué on clothing and bags
- labels and patches
- craft work with children
Sewing tips
- Der Filz franst nicht, die Kante braucht also keine Versäuberung.
- Zum Besticken ein Stickvlies unterlegen, sonst zieht die Stichdichte den Filz zusammen.
- Waschbar bei 30 °C — Applikationen halten damit auch an Kleidung, die regelmäßig gewaschen wird.
- Mit einer scharfen Schere oder dem Rollschneider zuschneiden; stumpfe Klingen ziehen Fasern.
- Für Aufnäher den Filz mit Aufbügelvlies hinterlegen, dann bleibt die Form auch nach dem Aufbügeln erhalten.
Available in more colours in the Sulky Felty Stickfilz series.
Care instructions:
Frequently asked questions
Does the cut edge fray?
No. Felt is not a weave but a needled surface — it has no grain and no warp that could unravel. That is why a cut edge needs no finishing.
Can I embroider on it?
Yes, by machine as much as by hand. A stabiliser belongs under the felt, otherwise stitch density draws the surface together and the design ripples.
What do I cut it with?
Sharp scissors or a rotary cutter. Blunt blades drag fibres out of the surface, and the edge then looks ragged even though felt cannot actually fray.
What do I do with offcuts?
Keep them. Felt offcuts store indefinitely, do not fray and are plenty for letters, small shapes and badges — work that only needs strips anyway. A shoebox of felt offcuts is worth its weight in any workroom.
