Fabric Planning and Buying
French Terry Streetstyle
Item no. 19219
€25.00per piece
incl. VAT, plus shipping
French Terry Streetstyle, made from 95 % cotton plus 5 % elastane, Musterstoff 90cm, Kombistoff 90cm, Büdchen Feinripp 50cm per pack. A sewing accessory suiting clothing, bags plus home textiles.
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- Material
- 95 % Baumwolle, 5 % Elasthan
- Care
Wash at 30°C
Do not iron
Wash without fabric softener or bleach
Do not tumble dry
- Packungsinhalt
- Musterstoff 90cm, Kombistoff 90cm, Büdchen Feinripp 50cm
Description
While sewing, small parts often decide whether a piece reads finished, or unfinished — plus they go missing exactly once everything else sits cut already. French Terry Streetstyle belongs among such accessories.
Testing over scrap pays off beforehand: how material feels, how it behaves beneath a needle, shows faster across offcuts than across good cloth.
Stored dry, away from light, material stays usable long. Sewing often, keep a small reserve of whatever gets wanted regularly. Whatever gets wanted regularly belongs within reach.
What French Terry Streetstyle is suitable for
- Clothing, bags plus home textiles.
- Projects where detail decides impression.
- Sewing rooms keeping small parts in reserve.
Care instructions:
Frequently asked questions
What is this used for?
Clothing, bags plus home textiles — serving, depending on its kind, as closure, decoration, reinforcement, or aid while sewing. Measurements alongside composition sit within this article's data.
Anything to note before starting?
Testing over scrap almost always pays off. How material feels, how it behaves beneath a needle, shows faster across offcuts — costing nothing there.
How should this be stored?
Dry, away from light. Small parts then stay usable across years; strong colours fade, however, lying long in sunlight, never matching afterwards.
Is keeping a reserve worthwhile?
Across anything wanted regularly, yes. Small parts go missing, experience shows, exactly once cutting sits finished, work ready to continue — a small reserve spares that interruption.
