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Lino rubber roll dia:30mm / 9cm

Lino rubber roll dia:30mm / 9cm

A linoleum roller made of durable rubber with a sturdy steel bracket and plastic core, ensuring stability and durability during use. With a diameter of 30 mm and a length of 9 cm, this roller is ideal for precise and even work with linoleum printing. Perfect for both hobby use and professional projects.- Material: Rubber with steel bracket and plastic core- Dimensions: Diameter of 30 mm, length of 9 cm- Use: Ideal for linoleum printing and other printing techniques- Features: Stable and durable for precise results

GBP 15.50
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Danalim 327 textile adhesive 40ml

Danalim 327 textile adhesive 40ml

Textile glue 327Textile glue is a water-based natural rubber adhesive, fantastic to use with textiles – upholstery fabric, leather, foam and the likes. The glue is soft and elastic when dry and water resistant.Piece of advice before you use the textile glueMake sure all surfaces are clean, dry and free of grease, release agent and dust particles. Trial gluing is recommended to evaluate the strength of the glue with regards to your specific purpose, your project. To avoid discolouration of certain types of fabric we recommend trial gluing on parts of the fabric that are less visible. Always make sure to use the glue in an area with good ventilation as it gets its characteristic smell from small levels of ammonia. Be aware that the properties of textile glue last several days which means it’s not ideal to use Textile Glue 327 for roller blind curtains etc. The textile glue should be used at room temperature only. Drying time is about 30 minutes.CleaningIf wet rinse the glue off with water. If dry clean it off with benzine or something similar. 

GBP 5.25
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Kreul linocut starter set

Kreul linocut starter set

The perfect lino printing starter setWould you like to learn lino printing? Lino printing is a great creative pursuit for adults and kids alike. Lino printing keeps everyone happy for hours. With this starter kit, you have everything you need to get started – and it’s a great gift idea!Cute and handy 8-part setThis handy starter set contains:1 lino roller, rubber1 glass plate1 lino printing block (A6)1 wooden shaft3 lino cutting blades1 tube of lino printing ink (20 ml)You will also need: paper, PAP FAB or fabric to print on.How to make a lino print with this set: Draw your motif on the lino printing block. Use a soft pencil.Use the lino cutting tools to make contours. Hold the shaft of the lino cutting tool like a knife. Do not cut too deeply into the lino printing block. Work carefully to avoid injuries. Using the roller, roll lino printing ink onto the glass plate until the ink is evenly distributed. Use the roller to transfer the colour to your lino printing block.Lay the wet lino printing block onto a sheet of paper. (If you like, try this out on newspaper first). Be sure to use a paper format that is slightly larger than the lino printing block. Carefully turn the paper and the lino printing block over. Press with your hand. The harder the pressure, the better the result. To create pressure, you can also roll the lino roller backwards and forwards. NB: Clean the roller first.Gently peel the paper off, and leave to dry. Your motif is done. Clean your tools with water.NB: AllergyLino printing ink contains preservatives: 2-octyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one, 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one, and 2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one. These substances can cause an allergic reaction.

GBP 38.00
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Blackout sand w white backing

Blackout sand w white backing

Lightproof Blackout Curtains  This fabric is designed to blackout rooms. On the front, you have the option to choose the colour that matches your bedroom, while the back is white to provide you with the best lightproofing.     The white backing also means that the fabric is denser and stiffer to work with.     This also means you can, for example, use this fabric for roller blinds (and if you want to know how to make roller blinds, just search for "roller blinds" – and you'll find a free DIY guide).     Need more for your curtains?   Search for "Curtain Accessories", and find everything you need for your new blackout curtains.     Good to know about blackout curtains  When sewing with your blackout curtain fabric, it's important to be aware that the needle can leave small holes in your material. When hanging up the curtain, this will appear as small light spots in the seams. Therefore, we recommend limiting the number of holes in your fabric by sewing with a longer stitch length (and possibly a thinner needle).     Some more details  The fabric is made of 100% polyester. You decide how many metres you want – the fabric has a width of 140 cm. 

GBP 12.50
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Blackout black w beige backing

Blackout black w beige backing

Lightproof Blackout Curtains  This fabric is designed to blackout rooms. On the front, you have the option to choose the colour that matches your bedroom, while the back is white to provide you with the best lightproofing.     The white backing also means that the fabric is denser and stiffer to work with.     This also means you can, for example, use this fabric for roller blinds (and if you want to know how to make roller blinds, just search for "roller blinds" – and you'll find a free DIY guide).     Need more for your curtains?   Search for "Curtain Accessories", and find everything you need for your new blackout curtains.     Good to know about blackout curtains  When sewing with your blackout curtain fabric, it's important to be aware that the needle can leave small holes in your material. When hanging up the curtain, this will appear as small light spots in the seams. Therefore, we recommend limiting the number of holes in your fabric by sewing with a longer stitch length (and possibly a thinner needle).     Some more details  The fabric is made of 100% polyester. You decide how many metres you want – the fabric has a width of 140 cm. 

GBP 12.50
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Blackout white w white backing

Blackout white w white backing

Lightproof Blackout Curtains  This fabric is designed to blackout rooms. On the front, you have the option to choose the colour that matches your bedroom, while the back is white to provide you with the best lightproofing.     The white backing also means that the fabric is denser and stiffer to work with.     This also means you can, for example, use this fabric for roller blinds (and if you want to know how to make roller blinds, just search for "roller blinds" – and you'll find a free DIY guide).     Need more for your curtains?   Search for "Curtain Accessories", and find everything you need for your new blackout curtains.     Good to know about blackout curtains  When sewing with your blackout curtain fabric, it's important to be aware that the needle can leave small holes in your material. When hanging up the curtain, this will appear as small light spots in the seams. Therefore, we recommend limiting the number of holes in your fabric by sewing with a longer stitch length (and possibly a thinner needle).     Some more details  The fabric is made of 100% polyester. You decide how many metres you want – the fabric has a width of 140 cm. 

GBP 12.50
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Blackout off white w white backing

Blackout off white w white backing

Lightproof Blackout Curtains  This fabric is designed to blackout rooms. On the front, you have the option to choose the colour that matches your bedroom, while the back is white to provide you with the best lightproofing.     The white backing also means that the fabric is denser and stiffer to work with.     This also means you can, for example, use this fabric for roller blinds (and if you want to know how to make roller blinds, just search for "roller blinds" – and you'll find a free DIY guide).     Need more for your curtains?   Search for "Curtain Accessories", and find everything you need for your new blackout curtains.     Good to know about blackout curtains  When sewing with your blackout curtain fabric, it's important to be aware that the needle can leave small holes in your material. When hanging up the curtain, this will appear as small light spots in the seams. Therefore, we recommend limiting the number of holes in your fabric by sewing with a longer stitch length (and possibly a thinner needle).     Some more details  The fabric is made of 100% polyester. You decide how many metres you want – the fabric has a width of 140 cm. 

GBP 12.50
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Linoleum cutting-board 20x30cm Left hand

Linoleum cutting-board 20x30cm Left hand

Create amazing lino printsWould you like to learn lino printing? It's a fantastic creative pursuit for adults and children alike. Buy this lino cutting board for the left-handed user and you’re off to a great start. Find everything you need to get started making great lino prints at Selfmade.Cutting board (left-handed) This is a solid 20 x 30 cm cutting board for left-handed users. Use it to keep your lino printing block steady while cutting. You avoid having to hold the block and have better control over the cutting tool.The cutting board is also available in a version for right-handed users (Item no. 95703).You will need the following lino printing materialsIn addition to a lino cutting board, you will need:PencilPaper, PAP FAB or fabricLino printing block (Item no. 95700 and 95701)Lino roller (Item no. 95705)Lino cutting tool and blades (Item no. 95706)Lino printing ink (Item no. 95702)Protective cardboard or cardHow to do lino printingDraw up your motif up with a pencil on a lino printing block.Either cut your lines or cut contours (i.e. the surface around the lines). Use a lino cutting tool. It’s always a good idea to use a cutting board. Always cut away from yourself. The blade should be sharp. Adult supervision is recommended when children use lino cutting tools.Using a lino roller, roll a thin and even layer of lino printing ink onto a clean paint tray. Transfer the ink by rolling over the surface of the lino printing block. Roll backwards and forwards and in different directions until the lino printing block is completely covered with ink.Lay a sheet of paper, PAP FAB or fabric over the lino printing block. Then lay a sheet of protective cardboard or card on the top. Using a clean lino roller, roll backwards and forwards over the protective cardboard. Change direction. Make sure you roll from edge to edge so the ink is evenly distributed.Remove the protective cardboard. Carefully lift the print paper/fabric and leave to dry. Your motif is done.Clean the lino roller in lukewarm water. Dry carefully.

GBP 10.00
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Lino ink 100ml black

Lino ink 100ml black

Create amazing lino printsWould you like to learn lino printing? It's a fantastic creative pursuit for adults and children alike. Buy this lino printing ink and you’re off to a great start. Find everything you need to get started making great lino prints at Selfmade.High-density lino printing inkThis black ink is a water-based ink for use in lino printing. The ink is densely pigmented and viscous. It has a long drying time, which means it is easy to use and clean with water. It can be transferred to paper, PAP FAB and fabrics. You will need the following lino printing materialsIn addition to lino printing ink, you will need:PencilPaper, PAP FAB or fabricLino printing block (Item no. 95700 and 95701)Lino roller (Item no. 95705)Lino cutting tool and blades (Item no. 95706)Lino cutting board (Item no. 95703 and 95704)Protective cardboard or card How to do lino printingDraw up your motif up with a pencil on a lino printing block.Either cut your lines or cut contours (i.e. the surface around the lines). Use a lino cutting tool. It’s always a good idea to use a cutting board. Always cut away from yourself. The blade should be sharp. Adult supervision is recommended when children use lino cutting tools.Using a lino roller, roll a thin and even layer of lino printing ink onto a clean paint tray. Transfer the ink by rolling over the surface of the lino printing block. Roll backwards and forwards and in different directions until the lino printing block is completely covered with ink.Lay a sheet of paper, PAP FAB or fabric over the lino printing block. Then lay a sheet of protective cardboard or card on the top. Using a clean lino roller, roll backwards and forwards over the protective cardboard. Change direction. Make sure you roll from edge to edge so the ink is evenly distributed.Remove the protective cardboard. Carefully lift the print paper/fabric and leave to dry. Your motif is done.Clean the lino roller in lukewarm water. Dry carefully. NB: AllergyThis lino printing ink contains preservatives CMIT/MIT and BIT and can therefore cause an allergic reaction. When used as a spray, particles or droplets may form. These are harmful if inhaled.

GBP 5.50
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addiExpress TakeOff slip off needle set

addiExpress TakeOff slip off needle set

Practical lifting tool for Addi-Express knitting machines, designed to easily release and move stitches directly from the machine onto a cord for further processing.Thanks to the addiClick adapter, the stitches slide easily onto the cord, while the 3.5 mm pointed lace tip is precisely shaped to fit between the machine's needles, allowing you to quickly and easily lift the stitches and continue your knitting work.- Includes: addiClick curved tip (8 cm), addi-Click HeartStopper, addi-Click SOS cord (60 cm)- Material: anodized needle tip with brass tube, plastic cord and stopper- Made in Germany

GBP 12.00
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Shower rail 120-220 cm White

Shower rail 120-220 cm White

Assembly Instructions – Telescopic RodHow to correctly assemble the telescopic rod:Measure the desired distance Start by measuring the distance between the two wall surfaces where the rod will be mounted. Use a tape measure and note the measurement accurately.Adjust the rod and add 3 cm Extend the telescopic rod to match the measured distance – then add 3 cm. This extra length ensures that the rod sits securely in tension between the walls.Press and release to secure Position one end of the rod against the wall and gently press it together so it can be tensioned between the walls. Slowly release – the rod will expand and lock securely in place.Ready for use Once the rod is secure, you can hang your curtains or other desired decoration directly.Troubleshooting: If the rod is extended too farRemove both end caps from the rod.Pull the inner tube completely out of the outer one – without twisting the tubes.Reinsert the inner tube into the opposite end of the outer tube – again without twisting.Reattach the end caps.Repeat the installation process from step 1.Important notes:Never twist the tubes – it can damage the mechanism.Ensure precise measurement and verify that the rod is tensioned for stability.Always mount on clean and flat surfaces for the best grip.

GBP 16.75
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Lino cuttting set 7pcs

Lino cuttting set 7pcs

Create amazing linocut printsWould you like to make linocut prints too? It's a fantastic creative project for both adults and children - and with this linocut carving set, you're already well on your way. Find everything you need with us and start creating beautiful designs.The perfect linocut carving setHere you get a set with 5 different linoleum knives, perfect for carving out designs when making linocut prints.The set includes:1 knife handle in beech woodWooden stick for removing the linoleum knives5 linoleum knives (0.6 mm thick) in different shapes: 1 V-shaped blade, 1 U-shaped blade, 1 U-shaped blade (3 mm wide), 1 U-shaped blade (4 mm wide), and 1 sharp blade.It's easy to mount and replace the linoleum knives in the wooden handle:Insert the end of the knife into the wooden handle, insert the accompanying wooden stick, and press slightly. The knife is now securely in place.To remove the knife, insert the wooden stick again and pull it out. Always make sure to cut away from yourself as the knives can be sharp.What you need for linocut printingIn addition to a linoleum knife, you will need:PencilPaper, PAP FAB, or fabricLinoleum sheets (item number 95700 and 95701)Linoleum roller (item number 95705)Linoleum ink (item number 95702)Linoleum cutting mat (item number 95703 and 95704)Protective paper or cardboardHow to make linocut printsDraw your design with a pencil on a linoleum sheet (printing plate).Either cut out the line or the background behind the line with a linoleum knife. It's recommended to use a cutting mat and always cut away from yourself. The knife can be sharp - so adults should also assist children with this.Roll out linoleum ink on a clean painter's tray in a smooth, thin layer with a linoleum roller, and roll the color onto the printing plate. Roll back and forth in different directions from edge to edge of the printing plate.Place paper, PAP FAB, or fabric on top of the printing plate, and place a piece of protective paper or cardboard on top. Roll back and forth with the cleaned linoleum roller on top of the protective paper. Change direction and roll from edge to edge to evenly distribute the color.Remove the protective paper, gently lift the printing paper off the printing plate, and let it dry. Now you have an amazing design!Clean the linoleum roller in lukewarm water and dry it off.

GBP 16.50
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Lino rubber roll dia:30mm / 12cm

Lino rubber roll dia:30mm / 12cm

High-quality linoleum rollers made of durable rubber with a solid steel bracket and a plastic core that ensures optimal stability and durability. With a diameter of 30 mm and a length of 12 cm, this roller is designed to deliver precise and smooth results, making it perfect for both hobby and professional linoleum printing projects. Specifications: - Material: Rubber, steel bracket, and plastic core - Dimensions: 30 mm in diameter, 12 cm in length - Application: Ideal for linoleum printing and other printing techniques - Benefits: Stability and long-lasting durability for precise results.

GBP 17.00
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Lino cuttting set 7pcs

Lino cuttting set 7pcs

Create amazing lino printsWould you like to learn lino printing? It's a fantastic creative pursuit for adults and children alike. Buy this lino cutting tool set and you’re off to a great start. Find everything you need to get started making great lino prints at Selfmade.The perfect lino cutting tool setThe set comprises five lino cutting tools, which are perfect for cutting lino printing motifs.The set consists of:1 beech wood shaft1 wooden blade ejector tool5 lino cutting blades (0.6 mm thick) with different profiles: 1 V-shaped blade, 1 U-shaped blade, 1 U-shaped blade (3 mm wide), 1 U-shaped blade (4 mm wide) and 1 sharp knife blade.The lino cutting blades are easy to mount on the wooden shaft:Insert the end of the blade into the wooden shaft. Insert the ejector tool down inside the shaft and apply a little pressure. The blade now sits firmly inside the shaft.To remove the blade, insert the ejector tool and pull the blade out. Lino cutting blades should be sharp. Be sure always to cut away from yourself. You will need the following lino printing materialsIn addition to a set of lino cutting blades, you will need:PencilPaper, PAP FAB or fabricLino printing block (Item no. 95700 and 95701)Lino roller (Item no. 95705)Lino printing ink (Item no. 95702)Lino cutting board (Item no. 95703 and 95704)Protective cardboard or card How to do lino printingDraw up your motif up with a pencil on a lino printing block.Either cut your lines or cut contours (i.e. the surface around the lines). Use a lino cutting tool. It’s always a good idea to use a cutting board. Always cut away from yourself. The blade should be sharp. Adult supervision is recommended when children use lino cutting tools.Using a lino roller, roll a thin and even layer of lino printing ink onto a clean paint tray. Transfer the ink by rolling over the surface of the lino printing block. Roll backwards and forwards and in different directions until the lino printing block is completely covered with ink.Lay a sheet of paper, PAP FAB or fabric over the lino printing block. Then lay a sheet of protective cardboard or card on the top. Using a clean lino roller, roll backwards and forwards over the protective cardboard. Change direction. Make sure you roll from edge to edge so the ink is evenly distributed.Remove the protective cardboard. Carefully lift the print paper/fabric and leave to dry. Your motif is done.Clean the lino roller in lukewarm water. Dry carefully.

GBP 16.50
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Duchess satin with stretch grey

Duchess satin with stretch grey

The most flexible satinDresses, jackets, shirts, tops and skirts - you can sew pretty much anything you want with this stretch satin fabric.   It's the classic satin weave with elastane added, so you get a more matte surface and a more flexible material with greater freedom of movement than the classic satin weaves. Choose from a wide range of beautiful colours and get crafty for your next festive occasion. A little more about this satinThe fabric is made of polyester/elastane, measures 135 cm in width and can be washed at 40° - remember to let it air dry hanging and iron only at low heat. It shrinks approx. 1% in the wash. TIP: Sharp scissors are a must when working with satin. The fabric can be difficult to cut because it's slippery and also offers a lot of resistance. Use a good quality pair of fabric scissors or, if you want to make it even easier, a sharp roller knife/roller cutter. 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 stretch needles. 

GBP 15.50
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Duchess satin with stretch navy

Duchess satin with stretch navy

The most flexible satinDresses, jackets, shirts, tops and skirts - you can sew pretty much anything you want with this stretch satin fabric.   It's the classic satin weave with elastane added, so you get a more matte surface and a more flexible material with greater freedom of movement than the classic satin weaves. Choose from a wide range of beautiful colours and get crafty for your next festive occasion. A little more about this satinThe fabric is made of polyester/elastane, measures 135 cm in width and can be washed at 40° - remember to let it air dry hanging and iron only at low heat. It shrinks approx. 1% in the wash. TIP: Sharp scissors are a must when working with satin. The fabric can be difficult to cut because it's slippery and also offers a lot of resistance. Use a good quality pair of fabric scissors or, if you want to make it even easier, a sharp roller knife/roller cutter. 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 stretch needles. 

GBP 15.50
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Duchess satin with stretch dark red

Duchess satin with stretch dark red

The most flexible satinDresses, jackets, shirts, tops and skirts - you can sew pretty much anything you want with this stretch satin fabric.   It's the classic satin weave with elastane added, so you get a more matte surface and a more flexible material with greater freedom of movement than the classic satin weaves. Choose from a wide range of beautiful colours and get crafty for your next festive occasion. A little more about this satinThe fabric is made of polyester/elastane, measures 135 cm in width and can be washed at 40° - remember to let it air dry hanging and iron only at low heat. It shrinks approx. 1% in the wash. TIP: Sharp scissors are a must when working with satin. The fabric can be difficult to cut because it's slippery and also offers a lot of resistance. Use a good quality pair of fabric scissors or, if you want to make it even easier, a sharp roller knife/roller cutter. 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 stretch needles. 

GBP 14.50
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Duchess satin with stretch bordeaux

Duchess satin with stretch bordeaux

The most flexible satinDresses, jackets, shirts, tops and skirts - you can sew pretty much anything you want with this stretch satin fabric.   It's the classic satin weave with elastane added, so you get a more matte surface and a more flexible material with greater freedom of movement than the classic satin weaves. Choose from a wide range of beautiful colours and get crafty for your next festive occasion. A little more about this satinThe fabric is made of polyester/elastane, measures 135 cm in width and can be washed at 40° - remember to let it air dry hanging and iron only at low heat. It shrinks approx. 1% in the wash. TIP: Sharp scissors are a must when working with satin. The fabric can be difficult to cut because it's slippery and also offers a lot of resistance. Use a good quality pair of fabric scissors or, if you want to make it even easier, a sharp roller knife/roller cutter. 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 stretch needles. 

GBP 15.50
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Duchess satin with stretch dusty rose

Duchess satin with stretch dusty rose

The most flexible satinDresses, jackets, shirts, tops and skirts - you can sew pretty much anything you want with this stretch satin fabric.   It's the classic satin weave with elastane added, so you get a more matte surface and a more flexible material with greater freedom of movement than the classic satin weaves. Choose from a wide range of beautiful colours and get crafty for your next festive occasion. A little more about this satinThe fabric is made of polyester/elastane, measures 135 cm in width and can be washed at 40° - remember to let it air dry hanging and iron only at low heat. It shrinks approx. 1% in the wash. TIP: Sharp scissors are a must when working with satin. The fabric can be difficult to cut because it's slippery and also offers a lot of resistance. Use a good quality pair of fabric scissors or, if you want to make it even easier, a sharp roller knife/roller cutter. 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 stretch needles. 

GBP 15.50
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Duchess satin with stretch dark cobalt

Duchess satin with stretch dark cobalt

The most flexible satinDresses, jackets, shirts, tops and skirts - you can sew pretty much anything you want with this stretch satin fabric.   It's the classic satin weave with elastane added, so you get a more matte surface and a more flexible material with greater freedom of movement than the classic satin weaves. Choose from a wide range of beautiful colours and get crafty for your next festive occasion. A little more about this satinThe fabric is made of polyester/elastane, measures 135 cm in width and can be washed at 40° - remember to let it air dry hanging and iron only at low heat. It shrinks approx. 1% in the wash. TIP: Sharp scissors are a must when working with satin. The fabric can be difficult to cut because it's slippery and also offers a lot of resistance. Use a good quality pair of fabric scissors or, if you want to make it even easier, a sharp roller knife/roller cutter. 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 stretch needles. 

GBP 15.50
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Duchess satin with stretch sand

Duchess satin with stretch sand

The most flexible satinDresses, jackets, shirts, tops and skirts - you can sew pretty much anything you want with this stretch satin fabric.   It's the classic satin weave with elastane added, so you get a more matte surface and a more flexible material with greater freedom of movement than the classic satin weaves. Choose from a wide range of beautiful colours and get crafty for your next festive occasion. A little more about this satinThe fabric is made of polyester/elastane, measures 135 cm in width and can be washed at 40° - remember to let it air dry hanging and iron only at low heat. It shrinks approx. 1% in the wash. TIP: Sharp scissors are a must when working with satin. The fabric can be difficult to cut because it's slippery and also offers a lot of resistance. Use a good quality pair of fabric scissors or, if you want to make it even easier, a sharp roller knife/roller cutter. 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 stretch needles. 

GBP 15.50
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