Velvet, Velour, Lame & Sequin Dressmaking Fabric
Velvet is a woven fabric with a short dense pile which gives it a luxurious soft feel. Velvets have a good amount of drape. Velvet does not have a natural stretch but can have elastane woven into the fabric to give it some stretch whereas velour is a plush knit fabric that has a natural stretch.
Sequin fabrics normally have individual sequins sewn onto a mesh base. These sequins are normally made out of plastic and therefore aren't biodegradable.
Sequin fabrics normally have individual sequins sewn onto a mesh base. These sequins are normally made out of plastic and therefore aren't biodegradable.
Lame fabric is a woven fabric with metallic threads that gives off a shimmering, metallic shine.
To learn more about velvet and velour fabrics, and tips on how to sew with these fabrics look at our guide
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