We all know that a great-looking garment doesn’t make a great garment, but how much better it would be if the material was as fantastic-looking as the outfit.
You’ve probably seen some pretty awesome fabric before, right? And you know it was really expensive too. But now there’s a new fabric craze on the block called “chemically-laced fabric.” It’s like regular fabric, but with the added bonus of having a chemical that will wash out any stains and odors! Now you can make your own awesome fabrics at home, for a fraction of the price.
With a few easy steps, you can easily create fabric that is chemically-laced in a way that will give you more control over the way it reacts to your body.
- A Chemically-Laced Fabric Primer
Most clothing is sewn from one continuous piece of fabric. But how does a fabric get sewn into a garment? When you sew a seam in a garment, you’re using a sewing machine to apply heat and pressure to the threads in the fabric. That makes the stitches stronger than if you were to use just hand stitching alone. And for that, the fabric needs a primer.
- Choosing the Right Fabrics for Your Project
If you’re looking for the best way to start your next project, try working with some of these fabrics. You may even find that a fabric can change your entire design process!
- Applying the Fabric
The principle is the application of the fabric: It’s about what’s possible rather than what’s logical. A lot of time, we get caught up in logic, or in trying to follow a plan. But, as John Hagel notes, “If you want to know the future, look at the past, because the past is always predicting the future.” When people are given the opportunity to test an idea or a product, they’re able to see if it could actually work. If it does, then it’s only logical to apply the fabric. And it works.
- Cleaning Up
Your house is dirty, but you don’t clean up. You don’t clean it up because it’s not the right time to do so. It’s never the right time, because you’re always waiting for the “right” moment.
- A Conclusion
After all this, what can you take away? Maybe you can take some inspiration from these examples and apply them to your own business. But more importantly, maybe you’ll get an idea for another blog post!
In conclusion, When using fabric softener, never use a fabric softener that contains added dyes or colorants (especially on whites). This may seem like a minor detail, but it’s actually very important. First, these dyes and colorants may cause allergic reactions in some people, such as skin rash, redness, and even hives. Second, the dyes and colorants in your fabric softener may affect the quality of your laundry. And finally, some dyes are toxic to humans. So make sure you’re using a product that has been tested to be safe for you and your family. If you want to know what to look for, check out my blog post “How to Choose a Fabric Softener.”
In this course, we’ll walk you through the steps necessary to create beautiful fabric using your own household items.
