Melierter Baumwolljersey Vanessa in Anthrazit, Nahaufnahme der Maschenstruktur
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Baumwoll Jersey Solid

Cotton jersey is the most used knitted fabric of all. It stretches across the grain, sits softly against the body and carries shirts, dresses, leggings and children's clothes as readily as cuffing and facings. Here the solid shades stand beside the marled ones, whose yarn is spun from fibres of different depth — from a distance a mixed shade with depth that hides marks of wear.

  • Solid and marled
  • Stretchy
  • Skin friendly
Pattern: Melange 2 zur Auswahl
Color: Anthracite 1789 19 zur Auswahl
14,90 EUR 14,90 EUR per meters
incl. 19% tax excl. Shipping costs
meters:
ca. 3-5 days ca. 3-5 days Stock: 9 meters

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Fabric type
Cotton jersey
Series
Swafing Vanessa
Colour
Anthrazit
Colour code
1789
Weight
220 g/m²
Width
155 cm
Material
95 % Cotton, 5 % Elastane
Residual shrinkage
approx. 5 %
Certificate
Öko-Tex Standard 100

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Jersey is knitted rather than woven. The loops give way and spring back, which is why garments need no zips and still fit.

Solid or marled, it goes with everything: as a main fabric, as a companion to a print, as a facing or backing. Anyone sewing a printed jersey will find the matching shade for neckline and sleeves here.

Sew with a jersey needle and a stretch stitch or an overlocker. The cut edge curls – that is normal and disappears once the seam is closed. Wash the fabric before cutting.

Good to know

Which needle do I need for jersey?

A jersey or stretch needle. Its rounded point pushes the loops aside instead of piercing them. With a universal needle, holes and skipped stitches easily occur.

Why does my seam ripple?

Usually the fabric was pulled while sewing. Guide it rather than pull it, and reduce the presser foot pressure if needed. A walking foot keeps both layers even.

How do I find the direction of stretch?

Pull on an edge: across the grain jersey gives noticeably, lengthways hardly at all. When cutting, the stretchy direction has to run around the body, otherwise the piece sits too tight.