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Pressing cloth is used in sewing and ironing to protect fabrics from direct heat and ensure smooth, professional results. Here's what you need to know about pressing cloths: What Is It? A pressing cloth is a piece of fabric placed between your iron and the garment you're working on. It prevents: Shiny marks on delicate or dark fabrics. Scorching or heat damage. Fabric texture flattening. Types of Materials Common materials for pressing cloths include: 1. Cotton muslin - Great for general use. 2. Silk organza - Sheer and heat-resistant, ideal for precise work. 3. Terrycloth - For fabrics needing extra steam protection. How to Use 1. Lay the pressing cloth over the fabric. 2. Adjust the iron temperature according to the fabric. 3. Press (don't slide) the iron over the cloth for the best results. Would you like help choosing a cloth or tips on using one for specific fabrics?

#Presser #feet are essential components of sewing machines, designed to enhance precision and efficiency in stitching. Each type of presser foot serves a specific purpose, such as creating perfect hems, gathering fabric, inserting zippers, or achieving decorative stitches. Understanding the functionality of different presser feet not only improves stitching quality but also unlocks creative possibilities for garment and textile professionals. Explore the versatility of presser feet to elevate your sewing projects

What is jacquard Fabric? Jacquard fabric is a textile fabric with a concave convex pattern composed of interwoven warp and weft threads. Due to the strong three-dimensional sense of the pattern, relatively soft colors, and good texture of the fabric, which is thick and sturdy. Advantages of Jacquard Fabric: 1.Its style is novel and beautiful. 2.Fabric with some stretchy. 3.The texture is smooth and uneven, with a wide variety of colors. 4.Easy to manage, very comfortable to wear in daily life, very lightweight, smooth, and breathable. 5.Different patterns can be woven based on different fabric substrates to create different color contrasts, allowing everyone to find their favorite style and pattern. Washing Caution: Jacquard Dresses cannot be excessively exposed to sunlight,it should be dried in a cool and ventilated place. Different colors need to be cleaned separately,avoid washing with thick or zipper clothes together to prevent scratches and abrasions on the fabric.

HELPFUL HINTS ON HOW TO THREAD YOUR BEADING NEEDLE. 🔸️Use needle threader to thread your beading needle. 🔸️ Always cut the end of the thread straight across. 🔸️Pinch the tip of the thread or wet the tip of the thread. 🔸️Wet the eye of the beading needle—the moisture will attract the thread. 🔸️A magnifying glass with a light source may help. 🔸️ Hire a teenager who has great eyesight to thread your beading needles 😊😊 Did you find this helpful? Follow me for more sewing and fabric beading tips. Feel Free to ask QUESTIONS ,LIKE, COMMENT and SHARE so that other designers can learn. JOLARD STITCHES #sewing #nigerianfashiondesigner #sewingtutorial #fashiondesigner

How to solve common #quality problems in #lace splicing ⁉ 🤔   During the garment manufacturing process, lace splicing often suffers from problems such as off-line, deformation, and uneven splicing edges. ❌ ❌   Mengdi solution:   Our laser cutting technology can precisely cut lace, #avoiding irregular edges and shrinkage caused by traditional methods. At the same time, we use high-precision sewing equipment to ensure that the stitching of the lace and the main #fabric is stable and even, greatly reducing the need for later maintenance.🏭 ✂   Fabric selection is also particularly important. Improper fabric selection can easily lead to deformation, off-line and even color difference after the lace is spliced.   Mengdi pays special attention to the matching of fabrics and lace, and selects materials with good elasticity to ensure the perfect combination of #comfort and visual effects!👗👚 #LaceSplicing #LaserCuttingTechnology #lace #style #knitted #design #factory #clothing #fabric #textile #garment #dresses #sweaters #shirt #popularity #quality #pattern #shape #colors

What is Accessories? The materials which are not attached to the body of clothing by sewing, only used for garments finishing and packing (decorative purposes) are termed as accessories. The main difference between trimming and accessories is, trimmings are used for functional purposes, and accessories are used for decorative purposes. Another one non-technical explanation about accessories is that Accessories are the ultimate materials that are not attached to the garments while using by the end-user. Different types of accessories items are mentioned below: 1.Collar stand, 2.Carton, 3.Carton sticker, 4.Safety sticker, 5.Hanger, 6.Drawcord/ String, 7.Backboard, 8.Neck board, 9.Collar stays, 10.Butterfly, 11.Patch, 12.Gum Tape, 13.Price ticket, 14.Polybag, 15.Safety Pin, 16.Tag pin, 17.Brass Pin, 18.Buckle, 19.P.P belt, 20.Tissue paper, 21.Size strip, 22.Pocket flasher, 23.Hand tag, 24.Photo inlay, 25.Both Side Tape, 26.Plastic Clip.

Weaving Techniques Explained - Plain Weave, Twill, Jacquard & More Weaving, one of the oldest textile production techniques, involves interlacing yarns to create fabric. The weaving process is incredibly versatile, offering a wide range of techniques that result in different textures, patterns, and properties in the final fabric. In this blog, we'll explore some of the most common weaving techniques, including plain weave, twill, jacquard, and more, unraveling the intricacies of each method and its unique characteristics. Read Full Article https://lnkd.in/gGVkMGut If you don't have account yet Join Now https://lnkd.in/gvKST4GB #shanacommunity #let_us_talk_textile

• I’ve been seeing A/B/C lab dip samples for way too many years 😅 • It use to drive me crazy looking back and forth trying to pick one of them because they’re always so close in colour! • But I’ve learnt that it’s more practical to accept ALL 3 options as long as I’m happy with the overall colour • Because more often than not, our factory does dye the swatches very close to the original colour reference • But from experience I have to expect that there will be a slight difference in colour once the bulk fabric is dyed and that’s not something we should waste too much time fussing over as long as it’s still similar to any of the initial 3 options • #textiles #fashiondesign #fashiondesigners #fashionindustrytips #apparelmanufacturing #garmentmanufacturer

#SuitStorageTips: How to Keep Your Suit Looking Fresh Properly storing your suit ensures it stays in great condition and lasts longer. Here are some essential tips for storing your suit: 1. Use a Quality Hanger: Avoid wire hangers as they can distort the shape of your suit. Opt for a wide-shouldered wooden or padded hanger to maintain its structure.    2. Invest in #GarmentBags: Protect your suit from dust, moths, and moisture by using a breathable garment bag. Avoid plastic, as it traps moisture and can damage the fabric over time. 3. Steam, Don’t Iron: To avoid damaging the fibers, use a steamer to remove wrinkles. Ironing can burn or flatten the suit fabric if not done carefully. 4. Brush and Air Out: After wearing your suit, brush it lightly to remove dirt and let it air out for a few hours before storing. This helps eliminate odors and prevents fabric damage. 5. Fold for Travel: If you’re packing your suit for a trip, fold it carefully. Lay the suit flat, fold in the shoulders, and fold it in half once. Use tissue paper to help prevent creasing. With these #simpletips, your suit will stay sharp and ready for any occasion!