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Fairly fine and flexible coated cotton with an imitation quilted pattern, ideal for making clothing or rain hats, accessories or tablecloths.
100% printed cotton material Oeko-tex certified with matt coating.
Coating without phthalates.
Width : 143 cm
Weight (before coating) : 95 g/m².
Please indicate the quantity of meters you want in the square "quantity"
The indicated price is per meter
1cm=0.39 inches
Fairly fine and flexible coated cotton with an imitation quilted pattern, ideal for making clothing or rain hats, accessories or tablecloths.
100% printed cotton material Oeko-tex certified with matt coating.
Coating without phthalates.
Width : 143 cm
Weight (before coating) : 95 g/m².
Please indicate the quantity of meters you want in the square "quantity"
The indicated price is per meter
1cm=0.39 inches
In-store delivery is free
Up to 30 days to change your mind
Loyalty rewarded
Gift wrapping at low prices
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Do I need special needles to sew coated fabric?
For coated fabrics:
-You can sew it with a normal universal needle, but not too fine ( size 90 is good).
-A special machine foot can be useful (but not mandatory), it is the Teflon foot, which will slide more easily on the coated part (in case of overstitching). But you can do without it with little tricks like putting a sheet of tissue paper between the coated fabric and the foot at the time of sewing and that you will tear afterwards.
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