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Plüsch / Teddy / Minky in Orange, Meterware im Detail

Long-pile plush – fluffy fur fabric by the metre

€6.75per 0.5 m

Unit price €13.50 / m · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Long-pile plush has a long, dense pile and looks like fluffy fur. It is the fabric for costumes, soft toys and anything that should look really soft, from a lion's mane to a collar. Choose your colour below.

Colour: Orange11 options

Plüsch / Teddy / Minky Orange

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Fabric type
other
Material
100 % Polyester
Width
approx. 150 cm
Weight
approx. 335 g/m²
Colour
Orange
Gewicht
335 g/m²
Breite
150 cm
Grundfarbe
Orange

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About this range

Langhaarplüsch ist ein weicher Plüsch mit langem, dichtem Flor aus Polyester, 150 cm breit und 335 g/m² schwer. Er sieht aus wie ein flauschiges Fell und eignet sich für Kostüme, Kuscheltiere, Kissen, Decken und Applikationen, etwa Mähnen, Bärte oder Krägen.

Sewing tips

  • Von links zuschneiden und mit der Scherenspitze oder einem Cutter nur den Grund schneiden. So bleiben die langen Haare ganz und die Naht verschwindet später darin.
  • Alle Teile in dieselbe Strichrichtung legen, das Fell soll an allen Teilen gleich fallen.
  • Vor dem Nähen die Haare an der Kante nach innen streichen, nach dem Nähen mit einer Nadel aus der Naht ziehen.
  • Universalnadel 90, Stichlänge 3 bis 3,5, am besten mit Obertransportfuß.
  • Beim Zuschnitt fallen viele Haare an. Einen Staubsauger bereithalten und die Maschine danach ausbürsten.
  • Nicht bügeln, sonst verkleben die Haare.

The longer the pile, the more a plush looks like real fur. Long-pile plush falls loosely, moves with you and makes seams almost invisible because the hair lies over them. That is why it is popular for costumes, soft toys and appliqués such as manes, beards, ears or collars.

Cutting is the most important step. Cut from the wrong side and only through the backing, ideally with the tip of your scissors or a craft knife. That keeps the hair intact. When sewing, brush the hair at the edge inwards and pull it out of the seam with a pin afterwards.

Allow some time for tidying up: loose hair comes away when cutting. A vacuum cleaner within reach and a brushed-out bobbin area keep your workspace and machine clean.

Frequently asked questions

How do I cut long-pile plush without shortening the hair?

Cut from the wrong side and only through the backing, using the tip of your scissors or a craft knife in small steps. The hair on the right side stays intact and later covers the seam.

What is long-pile plush good for?

For costumes, soft toys and cushions, and for anything that should look like fur, such as manes, beards, ears or collars. It is less suited to everyday clothes that are washed often.

How do I get the hair out of the seam?

Brush the hair at the edge inwards before sewing. After sewing, gently pull any trapped hair out on the right side with a pin, and the seam will hardly show.

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