MoodFabricsGroove all night long in this Blue Oil Slick and Black Squares Foiled Stretch Nylon Knit. A black nylon knit base is decorated like a disco ball with blue iridescent squares. It features a sleek, textured hand, a flexible drape, and a 25% weftwise stretch. Create showstopping mini skirts, groovy cropped tops, shift dresses, handbags, and more! Opaque, a lining is not necessary for most projects.Tips for sewing with this fabric:Use a Microtex needle to easily sew through the foil. We recommend size 80/12.Be careful when sewing, as ripped seams will leave holes behind.After sewing, use a pressing cloth and iron on low heat to press seams flat.
Blue Oil Slick and Black Squares Foiled Stretch Nylon Knit
Per Yard:
$19.96
Groove all night long in this Blue Oil Slick and Black Squares Foiled Stretch Nylon Knit.
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At Mood Fabrics, we prioritize efficiency and strive to deliver your fabric orders in a timely manner. Most orders are processed within 72 hours, with international orders potentially requiring an additional 1-2 days for processing. Certain items may have additional processing time, particularly those beginning with PV, FS36003-, SUN, AWG, and "Home" products.
Once your order has been processed and shipped, we use various shipping methods. USPS Ground typically delivers orders within 3-7 business days, UPS 2nd Day Air guarantees delivery within 2 business days, and UPS Next Day Air ensures delivery the next business day after shipping.
For customers needing expedited options, we offer UPS Next Day and 2nd Day Air shipping, available for an additional cost. To qualify for expedited shipping, orders must be placed by 1:00 PM EST.
Refund Policy
Please note that fabrics and trims are not returnable, while buttons and notions may be exchanged or returned for store credit within 30 days of the original shipping date.
| Fabric Width | 58" (147.32cm) |
|---|---|
| Returnable | No |
| Reorderable | Yes - Reorderable |
| Content | 93% Nylon, 4% Spandex, 3% Lurex |
| Color | |
| Color Family | Black, Blue |
| Pattern | Geometric, Squares |
| Max Roll Length | 30 Yards |
Most items made from nylon can be machined washed and tumbled dried at low temperatures. To minimize static electricity use a dryer sheet when machine drying. If ironing is needed, iron on a low temperature.
These care instructions given are for Nylon Fabrics in general; however, Mood Fabrics does not accept responsibility for fabrics that are incorrectly laundered/damaged by following these instructions. Customers must test a swatch before laundering any fabrics at home to avoid damaging the goods.
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Adria S. (verified owner) –
I first purchased a swatch, cut and sewed the swatch, and my needle became sticky. I forgot to remove the sticker, so I assumed that was why, and went ahead and ordered some. Once I began to sew, my needle became sticky again. I emailed Mood and they told me how to sew it. Use a Microtext needle and press it with an iron (which you can do, just not too much heat because the little foils will come off). I had already looked on YouTube and found a video by Professor Pincushion. She suggested using embroidery needles, sewers aid oil, and wax paper. You definitely need all three! Can you use a Microtext? I would say yes, just also use the oil and wax paper. They really help slow down the needle becoming sticky, but the stickiness will still happen. So, I had to wipe the needle with rubbing alcohol to remove the adhesive. I even replaced a few needles because I was on a time crunch. My thread split and bulked up at the top of the needle, many times. My bobbin also broke once.
Despite the plethora of pain sewing this (LOL) it was well worth it! I received non-stop compliments and turned heads all night! This fabric is everything!
I scored it a four due to the difficulty of sewing.