Light Mesh Cut-Away 12in x 10yd KDST111

Light Mesh Cut-Away 12in x 10yd KDST111

Aunties Sewing Kits

£17.00 
SKU: KDST111

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Light Mesh Cut-Away 12in x 10yd KDST111 is an essential tool for those who enjoy detailed embroidery projects. This product is perfect for stitching dense designs on a variety of fabrics, such as wovens, knits, and stretchy materials, making it an excellent choice for both hobbyists and professionals. Because of a manufacturing adjustment, it is important to note that this Cut-Away fabric has a specific melting point and cannot tolerate a hot iron. To protect your projects, always use a low-temperature setting and consider utilizing a pressing cloth or ironing from the fabric side.

Kimberbell Cut-Away acts as a permanent reinforcement, which is crucial for achieving clean and smooth results when embroidering complex designs. After completing your embroidery, simply trim any excess Cut-Away around the design with a pair of scissors to maintain a neat appearance. Its lightweight construction ensures that it does not add unnecessary bulk to your finished projects.

The non-woven characteristics of the Light Mesh Cut-Away allow it to disappear seamlessly into the fabric behind quilt blocks, making it ideal for both quilt blocks and piecing projects without stretching. With single-sided adhesive, it makes your projects smooth and taut. Moreover, the washing and drying methods align with the care instructions for your chosen fabrics, ensuring durability and longevity of the designs.

Why Choose Light Mesh Cut-Away 12in x 10yd KDST111?

  • Perfect for dense embroidery designs
  • Works well on a variety of fabric types
  • Easy to trim and manage excess
  • Ensures designs hold up under washing

FAQ

Q? How do I use the Light Mesh Cut-Away?

A: Simply place the Cut-Away under your fabric before embroidering, and trim any excess after stitching.

Q? Can I use a hot iron on it?

A: No, due to its melting point, it is advised to use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth.

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