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Sustainable Viscose Crepe Print - Brown and Beige Ikat Abstract - Mood Exclusive Woodgrain Test

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Sustainable Viscose Crepe Print - Brown and Beige Ikat Abstract - Mood Exclusive Woodgrain Test

Like antique wooden furniture, our Mood Exclusive Woodgrain Test Viscose Crepe tells stories. The abstract designs form geometric shapes, animal prints, and paisleys— but only if you choose to look closely enough. Due to tightly twisting fibers during weaving, crepe is deliciously textured with a grainy hand. Alternating the direction of these twists yields a springy drape that brings movement to your semi-formal looks—and dare we mention that modest sheen? This light-to-medium weight fabric dreams of city-street-approved maxi skirts, in-office trousers, and date-night blouses. Semi-translucent; a lining may be desired.

Here are a few tips from our sewists to master crepe’s unique texture:
  1. Lower the thread tension on your sewing machine to prevent puckering
  2. Use a new, fine point needle
  3. To prevent slipping during cutting, line up your pieces with the pattern pieces, cut in single layers, and use a rotary cutter or tabletop scissors.
  4. Be patient and have fun!
$9.96
Sustainable Viscose Crepe Print - Brown and Beige Ikat Abstract - Mood Exclusive Woodgrain Test
$9.96

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Like antique wooden furniture, our Mood Exclusive Woodgrain Test Viscose Crepe tells stories. The abstract designs form geometric shapes, animal prints, and paisleys— but only if you choose to look closely enough. Due to tightly twisting fibers during weaving, crepe is deliciously textured with a grainy hand. Alternating the direction of these twists yields a springy drape that brings movement to your semi-formal looks—and dare we mention that modest sheen? This light-to-medium weight fabric dreams of city-street-approved maxi skirts, in-office trousers, and date-night blouses. Semi-translucent; a lining may be desired.

Here are a few tips from our sewists to master crepe’s unique texture:
  1. Lower the thread tension on your sewing machine to prevent puckering
  2. Use a new, fine point needle
  3. To prevent slipping during cutting, line up your pieces with the pattern pieces, cut in single layers, and use a rotary cutter or tabletop scissors.
  4. Be patient and have fun!