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Baumwoll Jersey Streifen, Sterne, Punkte

Stripes, stars and dots are the patterns that never go out of fashion. Printed or knitted into cotton jersey they suit shirts, dresses, children's clothes and anything meant to accompany a large motif.

Classic patterns
Stretchy
Easy to combine

Jersey Blockstreifen Khaki/Braun/Moosgrün/Hellblau

Jersey Blockstreifen Khaki/Braun/Moosgrün/Hellblau: Stoff, 200 g/m², 145 cm breit. 95 % Baumwolle, 5 % Elasthan.

Only 7,00 EUR
7,00 EUR per meters

incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs

meters:

Jersey Baumwoll Streifen Türkis/Grau/Royalblau/Beige

Jersey Baumwoll Streifen Türkis/Grau/Royalblau/Beige: Stoff, 200 g/m², 145 cm breit. 95 % Baumwolle, 5 % Elasthan.

Only 7,00 EUR
7,00 EUR per meters

incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs

meters:

Jersey Streifen Weiß/Hellrosa

Jersey Streifen Weiß/Hellrosa: Stoff, 220 g/m², 145 cm breit. 95 % Baumwolle, 5 % Elasthan.

12,90 EUR
12,90 EUR per meters

incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs

meters:

33 to 35 (from a total of 35)

Small, regular patterns read almost as a surface from a distance. They do not steal attention from a main motif and are at the same time livelier than a solid shade.

With stripes and arranged dots, mind the orientation. Lay all pattern pieces the same way and align the lines at the side seams, and the finished piece looks clean.

Handle the fabric like any cotton jersey: pre wash, jersey needle, stretch stitch. For stripe matched cutting, allow a little extra length.

Good to know

How much extra fabric do stripes need?

For narrow stripes one extra repeat is usually enough. With wide stripes or many pieces it can be more; calculated generously, enough remains for cuffing.

Are printed or knitted stripes better?

Knitted stripes follow the loops exactly and do not distort. Printed ones can sit minimally askew; in that case align your cut with the print rather than the grain.

Do dots and stripes go together?

Yes, if one colour links them and the scales differ. A fine stripe with large dots looks coherent, while two patterns of similar size look restless.