Mybecca 63-Inch x 360-Inch Muslin Fabric, 10-Yards
Last updated: August 7, 2023
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Overall Take
Unbleached or uncolored muslin fabrics are made of 100% cotton. They are used to make dress templates for fittings as well as backdrops, draping and simple clothing. The fabric is 63 inches wide and can be purchased in lengths from 1 yard to 100 yards.
In our analysis, the Mybecca 63-Inch x 360-Inch Muslin Fabric, 10-Yards placed 4th when we looked at the top 5 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.
From The Manufacturer
100% cotton. Muslin fabrics are a staple for fashion designers and quilters Use them for backing, backdrops, Embroidery, fittings, Draping and more. This fabric is great for curtains, apparel, aprons, sheets, quilting, and other crafts projects. It has a luxuriously rich feeling. Whether you’re using this for pattern making or wall covers. This fabric has a smooth finish, with a soft touch. It also has a natural light drape and stiffness, thanks to its cotton content. This fabric can also be machine washed and dried, but as always we highly recommend washing it in low settings, or hand washing and air drying fabrics in order to best retain its quality. Made in India. Washing instruction: machine washable in low setting and cool delicate, no bleach, air dry.
Overview
Not all fabrics are created equal, and the first thing you should consider when shopping for fabric is what purpose the fabric will ultimately serve. Quilters often work with a number of smaller pieces that will be cut and assembled into a blanket-sized design. Many quilters want fabrics with no stretch.
If you’re sewing clothes, however, you may need a knit fabric with some stretch built into it, which makes the article more forgiving to individual variations. If you’re constructing one large piece, you might want to be able to choose the length of your fabric rather than buying at set dimensions.
Materials also come into play when choosing fabric. For example, fleece is thick, soft and warm, while cotton fabrics like muslin and tweed are thinner and lighter. The project you’re working on will narrow down the number of appropriate fabrics.
Buying Advice
- Fabrics for sale online normally indicate their purchasable length. However, make sure you check the width as well to make sure you have the proper square footage.
- You can use fabrics in similar colors but different patterns to complement one another in a project.
- Make sure you wash fabric before using it! Some fabrics will change dimensions significantly once washed.