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Russet - Silky Stretch Velour; is a stunning molten copper/rust tone with serious style. It is perfect for statement-occasion wear and is equally great for high fashion, costume and glamorous attire. This versatile fabric will work whether your style is boho, 1970's or glamorous! This subtly reflective silky velour has a super soft, velvety malleable handle that begs to be draped, twisted, knotted and tucked. Boasting an excellent widthwise stretch with a bounce-back return, it has a slight stretch to the length as well. This fabric is slinky, yet has a reassuring medium-weight handle when used in good quantity, making it perfect for glamorous evening dresses. Why not add some extra drama by making draped and knotted styles with a wrap front? However, this wonder isn't just for glamorous dresses! We're seeing a definite 90's fashion revival, where velours are fashioned into practical yet 'stand out' slip dresses. Baby doll styles, which you can wear like tunics, are both practical and luxurious. Think simple roll neck tops and t-shirt styles - perfect for teaming with your favourite jeans. This super stretchy wonder will make easy no-zip dresses. Try skater styles, fit and flare or simple tube dresses and skirts. Need some glamorous and comfy trousers? Make some dramatic palazzo pants from our excellent Silky Velour. Keep them super simple and just put in an elasticated waist! Need a quick and simple jacket? This versatile fabric is ideal for kimono jackets, shrugs and opera coat styles to name a few. Take on the luxe loungewear trend and create matching hoodies and jogger pants for a statement style worthy of any top fashionista! Create '70s vibes with chevron stripes in contrasting colourways, there is a huge range to choose from. Weight: Light / Medium Composition: Polyester & Elastane Width: 150cm / 59inch (30% - 40% stretch) Pattern repeat: N/A (length 10% stretch) View the other photographs to see the scale and know exactly what you're buying. Hover over the images for a closer look!
She's urging parents everywhere to check their babies' toes for this surprisingly common problem.
Paula Kovarik had her own creative agency specializing in corporate and employee communications and is now a full-time textile artist.
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