Inner lining fabric

A slim fit wool skirt such as the Charlotte really begs to be lined. Adding a layer of smooth and slippery fabric makes a wool skirt more comfortable to wear (especially with tights) and extends the life of the garment. Sewing a lining is fairly simple, however, there's another technique that serves the same purpose: underlining. In general, underlining is used to stabilize fabric, add weight and "heft" to a lightweight fabric, or add opacity to a transparent fabric. Using normal lining…

Christina Patzman talks about which types of lining are appropriate for various fabrics. She goes into detail about why the hang loose (polyester) and ambiance (bemberg rayon) are her favorites and discusses when you should use them. You will also learn about non-traditional lining fabrics such as pongee, china silk, and taffeta.

Anyone who knows my work will know that I'm an unashamed interfacings geek. I can (and do) bang on at about interfacings at great length and in an excited manner, and have a particular squeal of delight, reserved for those "Eureka" moments when I discover something new that can be achieved with the right choice of interfacing. (Ok, I may be exaggerating about the squeal being exclusive to interfacing... I start throwing around hyperbole when I get excited...) The tricky thing is, that when I…

So, I have been going to the Art Institute for Fashion Design for the past year and have been getting into the nitty gritty of sewing these...

What is interlining? Interlining is a layer of textile used between two outer layers of shell fabric to impart strength, support, stabilit...

High quality Interlining with competitive prices for B2B, wholesalers, made by a reliable Interlining Wholesaler Manufacturer in China.

Located in an empty factory in Eindhoven, the *C-Fabriek [1]* is a group of ...