TanyaMT
 
 Intermediate CA USA Member since 4/28/04 Posts: 539 |
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Date: 3/6/12 5:09 PM I ordered denim and got a free bundle. Two of them I can readily identify and know what to do with. I got some cotton quilting fabric and black either what is lining or lighter blouse fabric (not as silky as the lining I usually buy).

Then I got purple something, slight stretch, medium weight, poly something or other. Heavy blouse, light pants or a dress?

Then I got the fabric that is the reason for my post. Do people make their own panty hose or something? What is it and what is it used for? Costumes? Dance? I don't get it.
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allycovey
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Date: 3/6/12 5:51 PM Hmm. Maybe a sheer long sleeve top to go over another short sleeve or no sleeve? |
BeckyNoSleep
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Date: 3/6/12 6:28 PM That's tricot knit - usually used for lingerie, sometimes used as lining under sheer fabrics or to give an illusion of bareness for dance/skate costumes.
That is quite the mix in the mystery bundle! |
TanyaMT
 
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Date: 3/6/12 6:43 PM Thank you Becky! It is incredibly stretchy. So you line a sheer knit with it? ------ My sewing blog: weebeaks.blogspot.com
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CathrynR
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Date: 3/6/12 7:23 PM I like the orchid colored fabric. If you have enough of it, I think it would make a nice light-weight jacket. |
TanyaMT
 
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Date: 3/6/12 7:33 PM Quote: CathrynR I like the orchid colored fabric. If you have enough of it, I think it would make a nice light-weight jacket. Oh, I like that idea. I have at least 2 yds. I could use my black lining that came with it. ------ My sewing blog: weebeaks.blogspot.com
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simplystitches
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Date: 3/6/12 10:16 PM Yep, tricot.
I found some at Walmart recently, on the $1 yd. table, and when I went to go get some more it was gone. Oh well, I got 3 yds. so that'll last for a bit.
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Skittl1321
Advanced Beginner IA USA Member since 9/9/07 Posts: 1043 |
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 1 member likes this. Date: 3/7/12 12:04 PM I still think you should make your own pantyhose.
I have used illusion fabric for skating dresses, but never thought about using it to line thin knits. That's a good idea - because it seems like so many of my knits are almost see through. |