Plain Polycotton Fabric – 60+ Colours, 112cm Wide
Description:
Explore a huge range of over 60 vibrant colours with this versatile polycotton fabric, perfect for a wide variety of sewing and craft projects. Crafted from a high-quality polyester and cotton blend (65% polyester, 35% cotton), this poplin fabric is durable, easy to work with, and comfortable. The fabric width measures 112cm, making it ideal for garments, quilting, home décor, and more. Available in metres or half-metre cuts, the fabric is supplied in one continuous length unless large orders require multiple pieces.
Please note that while every effort is made to accurately represent colours, variations may occur due to monitor settings and lighting conditions.
Features:
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65% polyester, 35% cotton poplin blend
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Fabric width: 112 cm
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Available in over 60 colours
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Sold by metre (100cm x 112cm) or half-metre (50cm x 112cm)
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Suitable for apparel, quilting, crafts, and home décor
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Durable, easy to sew, and comfortable fabric
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Continuous length cutting for multiple metres (may be split for very large orders)
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Colours may slightly vary due to photographic and monitor
Best Uses for Plain Polycotton (65/35):
This versatile fabric is suitable for a wide variety of projects:
Clothing & Accessories:
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Lightweight dresses and skirts
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Blouses, shirts, and uniforms
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Children's clothing (easy-care and durable)
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Aprons and workwear
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Nightwear and pyjamas (comfortable and breathable)
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Linings for jackets, skirts, and dresses
Home Decor & Crafts:
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Bedding (pillowcases, duvet covers, sheets)
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Lightweight curtains or curtain linings
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Tablecloths and napkins
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Cushion covers and decorative pillows
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Tote bags and lightweight accessories
Craft & Quilting:
Benefits of 65/35 Polycotton:
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Easy-care: Machine washable, quick drying, and minimal ironing needed.
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Durable: Resists shrinking, fading, and wrinkling.
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Comfortable: Combines softness with breathability.
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Cost-effective: Typically more affordable than 100% cotton.
Hints and Tips for Using 65/35 Polycotton:
1. Pre-Wash:
2. Cutting:
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Use sharp scissors or rotary cutters to avoid fraying or snagging.
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Align fabric carefully to maintain grain accuracy, especially for garments or precise quilting.
3. Sewing Needles:
4. Thread:
5. Ironing:
6. Seams & Finishing:
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Consider French seams or zigzag finishes to reduce fraying and ensure durability.
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Lightweight interfacing works well to stabilize areas like collars, cuffs, or button plackets.
7. Care Instructions:
By following these recommendations, you'll find polycotton easy and enjoyable to work with, delivering great results across a range of sewing projects.
