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1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim
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Details
Content:
Polyester, Acrylic, PET, Plastic
Width:
0.5 inches
Thickness:
3.50 mm
Pattern Info:
0.75" Horizontal; Lengthwise Grain
Care:
Hand Wash, Dry Clean; Hang To Dry
Metallic
Sold In 4.9 & 9.8 Yard Packs
Description
1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim is a shiny, lightweight, and textured material. Sourced from 100% polyester fibers, this trim displays a 0.75 inch horizontally (parallel to the selvedge) repeating pattern, that is made from rhinestone gems, pearls and metallic, braided cording. Measuring 0.5 inches wide, 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim is 3.50 millimeters thick, and is sold in a 4.9 (4.5 meter) or 9.8-yard (9 meter) pack, weighing approximately 5 and 10.1 ounces, respectively.
11/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim can be used to embellish clothing or decor for your space. Decorate apparel like dresses, sarees, button down shirts, and more with this trim. Furthermore, use 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim to finish decor projects such as furniture upholstery, curtains, and table covers.
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FAQ
How to sew on 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim?
To sew 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim, first lay the lace trim flat on a clean surface and position the embroidered piece exactly where you want it. Pin it in place or use small fabric clips to prevent shifting. If you are using a sewing machine, choose a fine needle and matching thread, then stitch slowly along the edges of the embroidery, following the design lines where possible to keep stitches discreet. If the trim is heavily corded or textured, stitch carefully around raised areas to avoid breaking needles. Trim excess threads neatly once secured.
How to attach 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim to fabric?
To attach 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim onto fabric, position the lace trim on the base fabric first and secure it with pins. Make sure the fabric underneath is smooth and free of wrinkles. Sew the trim to the fabric along both long edges and any key design points so it lays flat. Use a straight stitch or a narrow zigzag stitch if using a machine. Sew slowly around sequins and corded areas to avoid damaging your needle. Press lightly from the back with a pressing cloth if needed to settle the trim.
How to sew 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim around corners?
When sewing 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim around corners, gently curve or miter the trim to fit the angle. For sharp corners, you may need to clip the mesh backing slightly (avoid cutting through embroidery threads) so the trim can bend smoothly. Pin carefully around the corner and sew slowly, pivoting your fabric at the corner if using a machine. For rounded corners, ease the trim gradually and secure it with extra pins before stitching. Take your time to maintain the shape of the floral design without distorting the sequins or corded details.
How to sew 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim by hand?
To sew 1/2 Inch Pearly Rhinestone Metallic Cording On Braided Trim by hand, thread a fine hand sewing needle with strong matching thread and knot the end. Start from the back so the knot stays hidden. Use small whip stitches or slip stitches along the edges of the embroidery, catching only a few fibers of the lace and fabric to keep stitches invisible. Work carefully around sequins by stitching between them rather than through them. Keep your stitches evenly spaced and secure the thread with a small knot on the back when finished. Hand sewing offers better control and helps preserve delicate mesh and detailed embroidery.