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Crepe Back Satin
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Details
Content:
100% Polyester
Width:
58/60 inches
Weight:
150 GSM
Thickness:
0.28 mm
Care:
Machine Wash, Cold; Tumble Dry, Low
Description
Crepe Back Satin fabric is an elegant, silky fabric that has a smooth, lustrous front side, and a ribbed, matte backside. Woven with 100% polyester fibers, Crepe Back Satin is wrinkle-resistant, insulating, and an affordable alternative to silk. Crepe Back Satin fabric is a medium-weight satin, giving the fabric a beautifully full drape and flow.
Crepe Back Satin fabric is luxuriously elegant while affordably priced. Crepe back satin fabric is an easy-to-care fabric that can be used for almost any application. Blouses, dresses, skirts, and loungewear are only just some of the apparel uses for crepe back satin.
Additionally, crepe back satin can be used for a variety of chic décor projects. Stylish and glamorous, crepe back satin can be used for bedding, decorative pillows, table linens, drapery, and so much more.
Are you interested in creating a gorgeous Crepe Back Satin ball gown? Click here, for a tutorial on our blog.
FAQ
What is crepe back satin?
Crepe Back Satin fabric is a dual sided fabric that is smooth, soft, and shiny on the front side, while the back side has a ribbed texture, and matte color. An alternative to silk, Crepe Back Satin fabric is woven with 100% polyester fibers, and is more affordable, easier to clean, and wrinkle resistant, unlike silk fabric. A medium weight fabric, Crepe Back Satin is insulating and hangs elegantly with a gorgeous flow. Crepe Back Satin fabric is stylish and glamorous, perfect for dresses, skirts, table linens, draperies, and so much more. Are you interested in creating something out of Crepe Back Satin fabric? Click here, to be inspired by a beautiful Crepe Back Satin ball gown tutorial Crepe Back Satin Ball Gown Sewing Tutorial.
How to sew crepe back satin?
Crepe Back Satin is very easy to sew. Secure Crepe Back Satin with clothespins or weights instead of pushpins to avoid leaving any unwanted holes in the fabric. Secure Crepe Back Satin fabric even further by using a layer of tissue paper between the two pieces of fabric; this will prevent the two fabrics from slipping. When sewing with Crepe Back Satin fabric, use a thin and sharp needle (10/70) to avoid causing any tears or snags, and a small stitching lengths to prevent any puckering. When choosing a thread, use a matieral similar to the fiber content of the Crepe Back Satin fabric to ensure the same level of elasticity. Lastly, finish the edges and seams of Crepe Back Satin fabric by hand or with an overlock / serger machine to prevent any fraying.
How to press crepe back satin?
Crepe Back Satin can be pressed or ironed very easily. Prior to pressing or ironing, protect the crepe back satin fabric by using a press cloth in between the fabric and press or iron. Set the press or iron to 300°F, 148°C, silk, polyester, or low temperature setting. After following these instructions, the Crepe Back Satin fabric is now ready to be pressed or ironed.
What lining fabric for satin crepe back fabric?
Any lining can be used with crepe back satin fabric; however if sewing with the ‘crepe’ or ribbed side facing outwards, no lining is necessary, as the smooth, lustrous side can be used instead.
How is crepe back satin made?
Crepe Back Satin is made by weaving silk or polyester fibers with a variated satin style weave. A soft, smooth, and lustrous front, with a ribbed and matte back, Crepe Back Satin's two different textured sides are a direct result of the highly twisted vertical thread and the minimally twisted horizontal thread.