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Subject: Agreed. Be a little careful of your stitch density, and make sure the interfacing is well adhered, but other than that I've seen dresses from way back with the lycra still intact. Be careful of the holo lycras though, some of them are terrible and rub off almost intermediately.


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Date Posted: Sunday, May 06, 12:59:13pm
In reply to: Dressmaker. 's message, "Lycra fabric. Back about 10 years ago a lot of the dresses were made of lycra fabric. I have sewing many dresses using lycra over the years and it is like any other fabric, use the right technique ie : needle, backing the lycra right and you should be fine . Much easier to work with than sequine fabric." on Sunday, May 06, 12:52:06pm
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