Jacquard-Jersey Ottoman Emily mit grauen Punkten auf Schwarz

Jacquard Jersey Ottoman Emily Dots Black

Name: Jacquard Jersey Ottoman Emily Dots Black
Brand: Swafing
SKU: 28184
Price: 9.45 EUR
Availability: InStock

Item no. 28184

€9.45per 0.5 m

Unit price €18.90 / m · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Large grey dots, knitted in rather than printed, on a black ground. Jacquard jersey ottoman Emily, 220 g/m², 130 cm wide, 100 % cotton. Its ottoman weave lays down fine crosswise ribs and keeps a cut edge calm.

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Fabric type

jersey

Material

100 % Baumwolle

Width

approx. 130 cm

Weight

approx. 220 g/m²

Colour

Schwarz

Pattern

Punkte

Care

Wash at 30°C
Do not iron
Wash without fabric softener or bleach
Do not tumble dry

Gewicht

220 g/m²

Breite

130 cm

Muster

Punkte

Manufacturer

Swafing

Description

Large, softly outlined dots in grey sit in offset rows on a black ground. They are knitted in, not printed — which is why their edges look slightly blurred, giving the pattern something handmade.

Black with grey is the most restrained pairing in this range, and it works on adult clothing too.

This is a cotton jacquard jersey at 220 g/m² in 100 % cotton. Its ottoman weave lays down fine crosswise ribs which give the pattern depth and keep a cut edge calm. At 130 cm wide, washed at 30 degrees; skip your iron, as it flattens that structure.

What Baumwoll-Jacquardjersey Emily Punkte Grau auf Schwarz by Swafing is suitable for

Dresses and skirts, because this structure gives body for the drape.
Shirts for adults, because black with grey stays restrained.
Pairings with plain black, because cuffs then merge with the ground.

Matching colour code 299

Care instructions:

Frequently asked questions

Is this pattern printed or knitted in?

Knitted in. You see it from both sides, you feel that structure, and you need not worry about it flaking off or fading over time the way a print can.

Does this fabric curl when cut?

Knitted fabrics tend to curl at a cut edge. Spread your fabric out flat before cutting and work with weights or plenty of pins, then those edges stay where you want them.

Should I wash before cutting?

Yes, that pays off. Cotton pulls together slightly in a first wash. Wash your fabric once exactly as you will care for the finished piece, then your measurements still hold after sewing.

Which needle, which stitch?

A jersey needle and a stretch stitch will do; an overlocker is nice but never required. Sew without pulling your fabric, or seams will ripple once the garment lies flat again.