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Bouquet Chantilly Lace (3 meter pre-cut)
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Details
Content:
100% Nylon
Width:
59/60 inches
Weight:
100 GSM
Thickness:
0.35 mm
Pattern Info:
12" Vertical, 8" Horizontal; Non-Directional
Length:
3.3 Yards
Care:
Machine Wash, Cold; Tumble Dry, Low; Iron, Cool
Lightweight
Sheer
Sold In 3.3 Yard Packs
Description
Chantilly lace fabric is a soft, sheer, and lightweight fabric featuring an intricate floral design stitched into the material itself. This chantilly lace is sourced from 100% nylon fibers, making the fabric soft, durable, and wrinkle resistant. Measuring 59/60 inches wide, this lace features a scalloped selvedge, and displays a flower motif with a 12 inch vertical (perpendicular to the selvedge) and 8 inch horizontal (parallel to the selvedge) pattern repeat. Chantilly lace fabric has a weight of 100 GSM and is sold in a 3.3-yard (3-meter) pack that weighs approximately 9.4 ounces.
Available by the pack for sewing projects, or in bulk for large scale productions, chantilly lace fabric can be used to create stylish apparel. Make elegant bridal gowns, delicate lingerie, fashionable dresses, skirts, sleeves, and other garments that benefit from its soft texture and intricate floral design.
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FAQ
Is Chantilly Lace A Fabric?
Yes, chantilly lace is a type of lace fabric. It is a lightweight, sheer textile made by intertwining threads to create intricate floral patterns over a fine mesh ground. Modern chantilly lace can be made from fibers such as nylon, providing a soft, durable, and wrinkle-resistant fabric suitable for apparel and decorative applications.
What Is Chantilly Lace Fabric?
Chantilly lace fabric threads are wound and intertwined to form a continuous pattern over a fine mesh background. This nylon chantilly lace is 59/60 inches wide, weighs 100 GSM, and features a scalloped selvedge.
How To Sew Chantilly Lace Fabric?
To sew chantilly lace fabric, use a fine, sharp sewing needle and a lightweight thread that complements the lace. Handle the fabric gently to prevent snagging, and use a shorter stitch length when sewing seams. Because lace is sheer, consider using a matching lining or underlayer for garments where additional coverage is desired. Test your needle, thread, and stitch settings on a fabric scrap before beginning your project.
How To Hem Chantilly Lace Fabric?
Chantilly lace often does not require a traditional hem because its scalloped selvedge can be used as a decorative finished edge. When a straight edge is needed, carefully trim the lace and finish it with a narrow rolled hem, zigzag stitch, or other lightweight edge treatment. For garments, preserve the scalloped edge whenever possible to showcase the lace's decorative design.
How To Attach Chantilly Lace To Fabric?
To attach chantilly lace to another fabric, position the lace carefully and secure it with pins, clips, or temporary basting stitches. Sew along the lace's existing pattern or stable areas of the mesh using a fine needle and lightweight thread. For delicate applications, a narrow zigzag or hand stitching can help secure the lace while minimizing visible stitching. Always test your chosen attachment method on a scrap first.
How To Cut Chantilly Lace Fabric Safely At Home?
To cut chantilly lace safely at home, place the fabric flat on a clean, smooth surface and use sharp fabric scissors or a rotary cutter with an appropriate cutting mat. Mark the desired cutting line carefully and avoid pulling or stretching the lace while cutting. If possible, cut along the lace's natural pattern or mesh structure to help maintain its appearance. Keep the fabric supported during cutting to prevent delicate areas from snagging or distorting.