Organic stretch jersey, cotton, check with handsigns

Pattern your design We love jersey! It's soft, breathable and comfortable – and the lovely stretch provides you with full flexibility for everyday tasks, big and small. Patterned cotton jersey is delightful. It makes the more traditional DIY designs – like the classic short- or long-sleeved t-shirt – even more personal. Let the pattern play a central role and discover how you create a truly unique wardrobe with several new favourites. What will you sew? Jersey suits almost everything. For leggings and trousers, tops and t-shirts or dresses and skirts. It's also a lovely material for a soft bodysuit for the very little ones. Explore our many different sewing patterns, or create your very own design. A bit about the practical This fabric consists of 92% organic cotton and 8% elastane; choose the length you need for your DIY project! When working with jersey, we recommend that you use a jersey needle, characterised by having a medium point – also known as ball point. The needle easily penetrates the knitted quality and prevents stitches and threads from running. For this type of jersey, we recommend jersey needles in size 70/80. Partly organic Products with this label have an organic content of at least 25%. This might be fabrics with organic cotton mixed with other fibres. We created this label so you can easily identify the proportion of organic content.

Cotton yarn dyed blue/white small check

Cotton yarn dyed blue/white big check

Piping cotton 4mm check blue/white 3m

Piping in lovely patterns  Does your design need a little decorative edge? Then piping tape is your go-to. Use it as a beautiful finish on cushions and bedding – or as that extra touch of finesse on the sleeve or bag.     The principle is the same, no matter where you use it: You get a neat little edge and a nice finish.     This tape is made of 100% cotton. It has a total width of 15 mm, while the piping itself measures 4 mm. You receive 3 meters of piping tape in one pack.     Free guide  You use piping tape between two pieces of fabric or between fabric and a zipper, for instance, to achieve a visible extra little edge that "peeps" out in the project (which is why we also call this tape "peek-a-boo tape").    Search for "piping tape" and find free guides on how to sew the tape into your project.