Brittney Lugana 28ct. - Opalescent White
 

Brittney Lugana 28ct. - Opalescent White

Elegant and regular for counted needlework

From: Zweigart

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An elegant fabric for table linens, samplers, pillows and other decorative accessories. Brittney (Lugana 28ct.) is perfect for cross stitch, drawn thread work and other counted thread techniques
49% Cotton, 44% Viscose, 7% Met.Polyester
Cut of 50 × 70 cm; multiples of the basic cut can be chosen from the drop-down menu below the price.
Original Zweigart color: Irisée
Please note: natural fabrics such as linen and cotton are dyed in batches and come in different counts (with more or fewer threads per 1 cm in the case of linen and evenweaves, and more or fewer squares per 10 cm in the case of Aida). Different production batches and different counts may show color variations, even when the fabric is under the same color name. In the textile industry, this is considered completely normal, especially for so-called “vintage” or antiqued fabrics. Therefore, if your project requires a specific shade, we invite you to contact us before placing your order, also because the online image is purely indicative and may appear very different from reality, depending on the display which it is viewed on.

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€ 12.36
instead of 16.48 Discount 25% you save 4.12€
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Product typeEvenweave cotton and modal fabric for counted thread embroidery, sold by the cut
Brand and articleZweigart (Germany) – Brittney, also known as "Brittney Lugana" – art. 3270/11
Composition49% cotton, 44% modal, 7% metallic polyester
Count11.2 threads per cm (28 count)
Width140 cm (55 in)
ColourOpalescent White – with metallic thread (irisé/opal)
Suggested techniquesCross stitch over two threads (or over one for details), half cross stitch, backstitch, blackwork, Hardanger, drawn thread work and counted thread stitches in general
Before stitchingNo need to wash it first: the cotton and modal blend is stable and any shrinkage stays within 1–1.5%. Simply press out the fold creases
Washing after stitchingNever above 30 °C, with a mild soap for delicates, without rubbing so the threads do not bleed; rinse in plenty of cold water
Drying and pressingRoll the fabric in a clean towel and press to remove excess water, never wring it; dry flat in the shade. Press on the wrong side with a soft folded towel under the embroidery; on versions with metallic thread keep the iron on a low setting
Sold asCut of 50 × 70 cm (19.7 × 27.6 in); multiples of the basic cut can be chosen from the drop-down menu below the price
Description

Brittney is an evenweave fabric in a cotton and modal blend: the modal gives it a soft handle and a slight sheen, while the regular weave makes the threads easy to count. Worked over two threads, cross stitch comes out the same size as on 14 count Aida, and the fabric also takes half cross stitch, backstitch, blackwork, Hardanger and small drawn thread borders – samplers, small framed pieces, ornaments, cushions and table linen.

Two strands of stranded cotton over two threads give full coverage; one strand is enough for backstitch and fine details. Mount the fabric in a frame or hoop and leave a generous margin around the design for finishing.

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  1 Customers Reviews (3.00 ) 
IrBe Monday 27 March, 2017

I do not understand why a fabric blend opalescent cotton costs more than the pure linen opalescent https://www.casacenina.it/zweigart/lino-cashel-28ct-bianco-o-
palescente.html the same count. At this point it is better linen, is a better tissue.
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Hello :-) Surely, flax is a very precious fabric ... But not everyone love the texture, l 'appearance and natural "irregularities " (flax, by its very nature, presents small thickening here it is there): we say that, even in this field, everyone has their own tastes :-) diamond is the most precious stone, but it is not uncommon for a person you love most a semi-precious stone such as lapis lazuli, l ' agate, or other stones much "poor ". The price of a fabric, however, depends on the processing, the quantities of raw materials that the producer transforms canvas on their frames, the same price that is able to "tick " from the suppliers of the raw material and, in the case of fabrics, also during the processing and mercerizing that, in the case of Bellana (which is a very regular fabric, where all the wires are really identical and super-uniform), evidently has a cost higher than that of flax. Rightly, however, everyone has the right to choose what he likes most :-) Best wishes.
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