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• can you iron chenille

  Can you iron chenille? Yes, but carefully. Chenille's soft, velvety pile comes from tufted yarns that crush, flatten, or develop shiny spots under a hot iron pressed straight onto the fabric. With low… read more

• what does chenille mean

  If you have ever run your hand across a plush throw or sofa and wondered what does chenille mean, the answer is charmingly literal: chenille is the French word for caterpillar. The name describes the… read more

• chenille meaning

  Curious about the chenille meaning? The word is French for caterpillar, and one touch explains why. Chenille yarn has a soft, fuzzy pile that looks just like a caterpillar's coat. That velvety surface… read more

• White Plain Fabric: Versatile Basics for Sewing Projects

  White plain fabric is the quiet workhorse of every sewing room. With no print to work around, it lets your stitching, embroidery, dye work or pattern design take center stage. It also suits nearly any… read more

• White Multi-Use Wovens Fabric for Sewing, Crafts & Home

  Few things in a sewing room work as hard as white multi-use wovens fabric. A clean, solid white woven can become a crisp shirt, a quilt backing, a lining, a muslin test garment, or a canvas for dyeing… read more