BENECREAT 63x40 Mesh Embroidered Lace Fabric Peony Flower Organza Lace Fabric Wedding Garment Accessories for Veils Dress, DIY Crafts Curtain Home Vintage Decor

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Beautiful. I thought the flowers were embroidered but they are stamped. Still perfect for my sewing project.

Great material, perfect for a chapel veil

I love the sheerness and the dragonflies, I would like whomever cut the fabric to cut straight, I'll make it work though, :)

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!

The 2 yards I got were just enough to add a layer to my tulle skirt and make sleeves. I've gotten so many compliments on it - the fabric is just so pretty! The finished edge is beautiful and really makes the look. However, do not use this on anything you're going to put a lot of effort into. It snags like a mofo and is already halfway to trashed on one wear. I think this is a fact of the material and not a result of poor quality, but just keep that in mind. It was also a bit annoying that the fabric wasn't cut evenly, despite the lines of embroidery providing a pretty clear guide, lost a couple inches that way. I would buy again, but probably put less time into the next thing I make with it.

This organza fabric is soft and well made. The dragonflies are embroidered within the fabric, so no worries about them coming off.The organza is see through enough for an overlay on a dress I'm sewing for my niece (I can still see the pink fabric underneath the organza I've layered on top).It cuts well with no fraying at the edges.I've washed this in the normal wash cycle in a delicates bag and let it air dry for best results and no shrinkage occurred.Great value for the quantity and quality..

NOT ORGANZA as listed, not even tulle, and has no body at all as organza would (and is not the same fibre or weave as organza). It is more like something between a limp tulle and a limp netting. Not lace, either.It was 57 1/2” wide, not 33.5” wide and on the selvage it measured 3” short of two yards, yet down the middle on the fold, it was 7” short of two yards. That’s a HUGE difference and totally unacceptable for anyone selling fabric. Fabric ratings for garments are based on fabric that is relatively square, so this could end up making it likely that someone will be short in cutting a garment based on a 2 yard rating. More care has to be taken in cutting to be more square, Mine isn’t the only yardage to arrive this way.I’ve included photos to show the difference, with squares placed at the selvedge edges and the folded edge.The dragonflies were pretty, but for the price, I’m not happy. It is very bad when a vendor lists something and is not accurate in what they are calling it and also when they cut you short on what you should have received.