Product Specification

6.0cm White Bridal Tulle Beaded Trim With Bugles For Wedding Trims, Piping, Belt And Headband

Product Description:

This white tulle trim is embroidered with myriads of glass beads and bugles, carefully attached one by one to the delicate ground. Between two rows of sparkling crystals run strings of glass tube bugles, arranged in a grid-and-geo pattern. This high quality trim is a sure way to bring festivity to your apparel. Accentuate your waist, sleeves and hems and add some sweet weight to your lightweight fabrics, Fold the tulle edges under for a slim, sparkly belt. Beaded motif is 2cm wide, and mesh extends 2.0 cm on either side.

Quality: high quality.

Characteristic: Delicate, Breathable & Soft handfeel

About this item

• This delicate style can sew on the garment by machine, it is soft and suitble to sew by machine or manually.
• Elegant and Delicate: Suitable for Craft, Clothing Accessories and Wedding Bridal Decoration, gift wrapping, bow making, floral arrangements, etc.
• Soft and Easy to Use: delicate features nice soft texture, pretty design and they're easy to be cut into needed length; Roll up the rest to store it for future use.
• Multi creations: lace fabric trim can be applied to sewing, handbag making, bows making, jewelry design, floral arrangement, bow making, cloth edge decoration, hand-making craft, wedding party decorations, etc.
• 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee. We Provide Wonderful product quality and competitive price.

What is the difference between tulle and mesh?

Mesh is a nylon fabric in which the warp and weft yarns are looped or knotted to create open spaces in the fabric. Tulle is essentially a special type of mesh with a lower denier, which means the individual fibers are finer. Tulle is lighter than mesh, and the spaces between threads are smaller. In one line, tulle is a more dressier fabric than mesh.
 
How to Sew with Embroidered Lace:

Lace, as well as many other fabrics, has its underlying potential problems when it comes to sewing. Due to its gossamer-like structure, this fabric can be a real challenge for those who have just started their sewing lessons. There are several tips that can help you turn this embroidered lace into a beautiful piece of clothing.

1> Mind the side. Sometimes lace looks the same on both sides, but in most cases, they differ. One should mind the face side, especially while working with multiple lengths of lace fabric. It’s a good idea to use stickers or removable chalk to indicate it.

2>Symmetry is key. While designing the dress, consider the ornament direction and place the fabric accordingly. Estimate the length of the dress so as to place scallops symmetrically.

3>Always prepare your fabric before cutting. Steam ironing might work for cotton lace, but it all depends on the type of fabrics – mostly only dry-cleaning is allowed. The best strategy is to follow the manufacturer's guidelines.

4>If you need to secure your fabric, opt for fine and sharp silk pins. You may also use weights to keep it in place.

5>Sharp scissors are a key to success. We recommend using special scissors or a rotary cutter for cutting lace. Use tone-on-tone thread to avoid the contrast with delicate lace fabric. Viscose thread and thin needle are essential for handworks and beadworks.

6>Overlap two pieces of lace to hide your seam. Carefully match the basting marks between the two pieces. It depends on the motif, but sew the new seam as close to your basted line as you can. Trim away excess at the overlap edges. You can pin and baste around the lapped seam and test until you're satisfied with how it looks.

7>Pressing is quite tricky, too. Before pressing, cover lace fabric with some kind of protection, like a thick cotton towel. Or, you could also use a special iron shoe.

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