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Patches denim 12x9cm dark blue 2pcs

Patches denim 12x9cm dark blue 2pcs

Lovely denim patchesDo you have an old favourite, e.g. a faithful jacket, that needs repairing? Repair it in style with our lovely denim patches that give your old favourites a second chance!Practical and decorative at the same time These two oval denim patches are made of 100% cotton. Each measures 12 x 9 cm. They have adhesive on the back. Ironing them onto your clothing is as easy as ABC. For example, they are ideal for repairing holes and tears in jackets and trousers. Our denim patches are not only functional. They are also really decorative! Use them as they are or cut them to size.How do I affix the patches?Make sure that the damaged fabric is clean, dry and smooth.Instructions:Place the patch with the adhesive facing the right side of the fabric.Lay a cloth over the patch and iron for 25 seconds at medium iron temperature. NB: Check first that your fabric is suitable for ironing at this temperature.Repeat the process on the wrong side of the fabric.To prolong the lifespan of the patch, sew along the edges.

GBP 2.50
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Micro satin dark blue

Micro satin dark blue

Micro Satin - the satin with the soft drapeThere are many different grades of satin. This 100% polyester micro satin stands out for its beautiful, extra soft and natural drape, perfect for those who sew satin tops and dresses and want to utilise the soft drape in their designs. The satin has the familiar glossy front and matt back and is available in many colour nuances. Satin for your next creative ideaMicro Satin is suitable for both clothes and bags. Maybe you want to sew a simple and elegant party dress or create beautiful draping with a cool matching clutch? The only limit is your imagination. The fabric is 145 cm wide and shrinks about 3% in the wash. It can be washed at 40°, always hang dry and iron at low heat. TIP: Satin weaves are not very forgiving when it comes to needle marks. A good way to avoid damage is to start with a fresh needle, as a damaged needle is more likely to stick to the fabric and leave marks. Also, use extra fine pins in the seam allowance to minimise holes. Search "9 tips for sewing satin" for more tips.  What is satin?Satin refers to the way the fabric is woven, where one side of the material is smooth and shiny. For this satin you will need microtex needles.

GBP 8.00
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