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 fabulous stuff!
Reviewer: Lisette
yes, It is more Med-Heavy than a true canvas. To soften it up wash it in hot and dry it Hot with 6 tennis balls (clean obviously!) do that 3 times and it comes out like butter! Yes, it is linty but put the lint out for the birds they will love it for nests. Don´t do that with regular drier lint though! Oh and no fabric softener, just makes it gummy!
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Rustic Linen
Reviewer: Michelle
I found this to be a slubby, rustic looking linen. Because of the slubs, I find it difficult to draw threads for hemstitching. However, it makes good rustic tablecloths and table decor items. It takes to large-scale crewel embroidery.
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 lint-y
Reviewer: Jennifer
I agree with the previous review, this is medium-heavy, not heavy weight fabric. This fabric lints a lot, creating mats of fiber that I had to hand-remove. After that - it´s gorgeous. Took the reactive dye beautifully & made a beautiful bedcover. Smooth, not scratchy.
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totally pleased
Reviewer: Anonimus
I bought both the white and the natural. I must say i was quite afraid i would´t like it...until i got it in the mail. it´s beautifull and really heavy. i love it. I use it for crafts, embroidery and crosstitch. It looks fabulous. The price is amazing for the quality of the fabric (even with shipping) :)
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Decent heavy weight
Reviewer: Jennifer
I find this overall to be a nice heavier-weight of linen (although I still think of it as ´medium-heavy´, not ´really heavy´). It has a few too many slubs in it for my taste, and although I´ve laundered the dress I made several times, it´s still a bit on the stiff and rough side. For an outer dress, that´s fine; but I regret the underdress I made out of it. :)
The price, of course, makes up for the few issues I have!
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Garments made from our fabrics
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 My hand stamped turquoise and aquamarine waterlilies pillow (12" x 16") on bleached white linen.
I love this linen and also use it for tea towels.
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 I used your white heavyweight linen (4C22) for my boyfriend's 14th century padded gambeson, seen here under his armor. I embroidered the outer layer of linen with blue fleur de lis, then placed it over cotton batting and a lining of unembroidered linen and quilted in channels.
Posted by Sharon |
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 Made out of the 7.1 Bleached and decorated with my exclusive embroidery work.
I made the pants also using the same fabric. I love this pattern for the comfortable fit and the fabric just makes it even better.
You too can get one of my custom design embroideries, just visit my web page
www.katecreationsnashvil.etsy.com
Posted by Katherine |
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