Fabric Dictionary Guide

Aida is a cotton fabric, which has an original mesh used primarily for cross-stitch embroideries. It is an even…

Do you like bananas? Do you put it in your milkshakes or go-to smoothies? Have you ever used its…

Sportswear, athletic wear, dance costumes, or even just regular workout clothing can all be expensive to buy, depending on…

Gauze fabrics often feature a looser, more open weave and are generally quite transparent. Gauze is most often made…

Introduction to Velour Fabric Velour fabric derives its name from the French word for velvet and bears a striking resemblance…

Don’t you love it how you can reuse your clothes by turning them upside down? Are you tired of…

Introduction to Chenille Fabric The chenille fabric is unique. It refers to both the yarn and the fabric. It…

Introduction to Twill Fabric Twill fabric is a durable textile made using the Twill weave, one of the three original…

While special fabrics like weaver’s cloth, monks cloth or grandfab can be used for punch needle, they can also…

Introduction to Cupro If you are an environmentalist or an activist, you will fall in love with this fabric….