How to Sew with Scuba Fabrics

[@Kate-wf6hh]

This was so interesting. I have some beautiful Lady McElroy scruba sitting in my stash, so I definitely learned some useful tips for how to use it. Seeing your corsage also made me think that I could probably put scuba through the die-cutting machine that I use for papercrafts, so lots of possibilities there. Thanks Jo, that was great!

[@india1422]

Very interesting. The flower corsage really makes the top special

[@CreativityFromBlueberryH-wo3gu]

I learned so much! Thank you!

[@MinervaDotCom]

Glad it was helpful!

[@barbarawarner4645]

Wow! How helpful. Thank you.

[@michaelgracewatts2943]

Thank you for so much information and I look forward to making something in scuba very soon...Grace

[@Avotts]

thank you so much. all my 100s of fabrics are thrifted. i am currently working with a new one to me. it may be scuba.

[@janicesouthgate]

I’m really enjoying your fabric guides and thank you for saying what patterns are good to use them for too.

[@MinervaDotCom]

You are so welcome!

[@brendajefferson5984]

Great video, thanks for sharing😊🧵🪡✂️

[@MinervaDotCom]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ChristineParry-w7h]

Excellent video. Thank you. I have some Minerva exclusive scuba waiting for the perfect project. I can certainly recommend the Fabric Guide, so useful. Maybe one day you could do a fabric special on Bengaline? Looking forward to seeing more of your videos next year.

[@joanneroberts1088]

Bengaline is on its way. 😊

[@ChristineParry-w7h]

I forgot to ask. Do you prewash your scuba fabric, adhering to low temperature wash etc?

[@joanneroberts1088]

Yes you can definitely prewash at a low temperature. X