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No matter if you are designing for the runway or creating something special for a loved one, satin fabric adds timeless elegance to any design. With its luxurious sheen that shimmers like light against its smooth surface and drapes beautifully, satin is a versatile fabric used in many types of apparel as well as accessories, curtains, lingerie and bedding - not only being used as garments themselves! This high-quality fabric's luxurious properties also make it suitable for making accessories like curtains and bedding as well.
Satin was once reserved solely for royalty and nobility, but has become an accessible luxury fabric that anyone can wear to make a statement of style and grace. Crafted using various fibers such as silk, rayon, polyester cotton and wool yarns; satin can even be woven into other fabrics such as velvet.
One key point when sewing with satin is remembering it differs from silk in terms of weave pattern and raw material sources; although sometimes called "silk satin", its name misleads people into thinking it's another textile altogether when in reality it isn't.
Satin fabric is created using long filaments of various lengths woven tightly together to produce both shiny front side and dull backside surfaces. Due to being held so closely together, its threads are stronger than many similar fabrics and pliability allows satin to be easily formed into various shapes for garment use; its durability also stands up well and withstands heavy wear and tear well.
satin fabric is highly breathable, making it suitable for both summer and winter wear. In particular, its soft yet comfortable surface makes it popular choice among dancers and lingerie wearers, and those with longer locks often choose satin sheets to sleep on to help preserve their natural oils and avoid friction between their locks and other materials.
As with any fabric, satin requires care based on its fiber of origin. Polyester and cotton satin can typically be washed at home while silk must always be professionally dry cleaned. When washing satin at home use cold water with mild detergents in order to protect its fabric. Upon drying lay it flat instead of wringing as this could cause shrinking or losing shape; use an ironing cloth when ironing to avoid further damaging it.
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