Fabric Focus : Corduroy

[@debsmadethis]

Super, love those patterned ones.
I love the lander pants in a chunky cord and when pressing use
another piece of corduroy offset to the wale.

[@JennyStitchesFabrics]

That's a fab idea Debs! xxx

[@brendacassidy6361]

Very useful thank you 💖

[@JennyStitchesFabrics]

You're welcome Brenda thank you xxx

[@suejohnson3905]

Thank you for making your vlogs so informative its great having ideas for patterns to use and for the fabrics that would work well with them and a bit late but wishing you and your family all the good things for 2022.

[@JennyStitchesFabrics]

Thanks Sue, all the best to you too! xxx

[@lynnelister7364]

Fabulous vlog Jenny 😊 thank you for explaining the variations of cord fabric 🧵

[@JennyStitchesFabrics]

Thank you Lynne you’re very welcome! Xxx

[@creamberry]

Lovely fabrics! Schön Stoffe! 💕

[@JennyStitchesFabrics]

Thank you!!

[@annettecowburn1096]

Not used Jumbo cord but I love the idea of a jacket in that pink colour. Thanks Jenny 😊 BTW love the Billy sweater you are wearing the fabric is gorgeous 😍

[@JennyStitchesFabrics]

Thank you!! 😊

[@alisongallagher9626]

Jenny - thanks for this vlog and demystifying cord! Quick question what wale would needlecord be and where would it fit across the 3 types you described and stock? Is it the same as the middle one?

[@JennyStitchesFabrics]

Hi Alison, thank you I’m glad you enjoyed it! Needlecord is generally a finer cloth of 16 wales & above, so it’s closer to the 21 wale babycord out of the 3 that I have in stock at the moment. Hope that helps! Xxx

[@tina7505]

Thank you so much for this v informative vlog. What's the best sewing needle to use?

[@JennyStitchesFabrics]

Hi Tina, it depends on the weight, for the baby cords I'd use a 70/10 but for the jumbo maybe and 80 or 90 to deal with the bulky seam intersections xxx