Polyester Pattern Printed Burnout Velvet Flannel Fabric For Garment is a luxurious fabric with velvet florals in pinks, peaches & yellow on a polyester printed background. This fabric is perfect for blouses, skirts & pants.

A pile fabric with a soft, sturdy face. May be made from nearly all-natural or man-made fibers including wool, cotton and silk. Some are woven while others are embossed and have a burnout look.

Velvet
Velvet can be a tricky fabric to sew. It can be slippery and hard to feed through the sewing machine.

If you are sewing a garment from velvet, be sure to use a walking foot or Teflon foot to help guide the fabric through your machine. This will prevent your seams from slipping and catching in the pile as you go.

You should also try to avoid patterns with lots of seams and manipulations. These will add to the bulk of your garment and make it more difficult to drape.

If you're planning to use a pattern that has pockets or buttonholes, they will not look very good on velvet because it will crush the pile of the fabric. Instead, you can use snaps or fabric covered buttons.

Flannel
Flannel fabric is a soft, cozy fabric that is made from cotton or wool. It is often woven with patterns such as plaid or tartan and is popular for shirts, blankets, and sheets.

Traditionally, flannel is a wool fabric but today it can also be made from cotton or synthetic fibers. It can be brushed or napped to create the soft and warm feeling that many people associate with flannel.

Flannel has a loose weave and is very hygroscopic, which means that it will trap air pockets that cause it to become softer with each wash. It can also shrink, so it’s important to understand how to care for this type of fabric before starting a project.

Slinky Knit
Slinky Knit Fabric For Garment
If you are looking for a unique fabric that is easy to sew and easy to care for, slinky knit is the answer. This super-slimming knit is uncomplicated, makes travel a breeze, and looks great on the body.

It’s also a great choice for home decor projects and garment creation. This slinky knit is available in many different solid colors and can be purchased by the yard.

Twisted Yarns
Twisted yarns are woven into fabric, which is then used to create garments. These twisted yarns have different characteristics that influence the properties of a finished fabric, such as durability, flexibility, resilience and strength.

The amount of twist imparted to a yarn is determined by the material it’s made from. It is also the result of relative rotation of the two ends of the strands.

Filament yarns, such as cotton and silk, are twisted into long fibers that are usually several inches in length. These filament fibers are less chaotic than staple fibers, so they need lower amounts of twist to keep them together.

These twisted yarns are often plied, or twisted into multiple plies. Plies are stronger than single yarns as there are fewer weak spots. They can be twisted into a variety of fabrics, including tweeds and wool flannels.

Tweed
If you’re looking for a classic, durable fabric that will provide an insulating layer of warmth for your customers, look no further than tweed. It’s a versatile, rugged fabric that was originally used as hunting wear and is now popular in suiting, outerwear, and accessories.

Tweed is a thick, textured fabric that is made of two or more types, weights and colors of yarn woven together. It’s hard-wearing and water-resistant when made from wool.

Tweed is a popular choice for coats and jackets because of its durability, warmth, and distinctive texture. It’s also an excellent choice for suiting, as it provides a classic.