Stretch Lace Fabric Embroidered Poly Spandex French Floral Florence 58" Wide by The Yard ( | ||||||||
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Product Description
Stretch lace is 58/60" wide, 90% polyester and 10% spandex. Beautiful French inspired scalloped on both salvages, this stretch lace is perfect for summer garments, bridal wear, evening gowns, dresses, dance costumes, and more! . Extremely soft embroidery with a medium weight, this lace moves and stretches with your every turn. Large quantities in stock!Features
- 90% polyester and 10% spandex ; Weight: 149GSM and Thickness: 0.40mm
- Perfect for summer garments, bridal wear, evening gowns, dresses, overlays, table runners, event decor and more
- This Fabric is 58/60 Wide
- Scalloped on both salvages
- Soft embroidery, medium weight and thousands of yard in stock!
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Details were last updated on Apr 28, 2024 20:49 +08.
