Hemline Dressmaker's Craft Carbon Paper 23x28cm

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The Hemline range brings a huge variety of essential sewing tools and accessories, perfect for every project.

The Hemline Lint Shaver is perfect for gently and effectively removing bobbles and lint from woolly jumpers, socks, other woolen items and more. Large Dressmakers Carbon Paper in assorted colours - two sheets of white,one sheet blue, red and yellow.

Some mention that it works well and is a very useful product, while others say that it didn't work for them and that it did not work on fine wool.

The different colours mean you can always find a colour that will show up on various types and colours of materials. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.Carbon paper can help you transfer markings from patterns to help with darts, pockets and zip placement. Also, due to manufacturing tolerances, there may be variations in shade from one product batch to the next. Hemline Dressmakers Carbon Paper is the perfect way to transfer patterns to fabric, making the dressmaking process that little bit easier and ensuring polished results. The variety of colours mean that there is one to suit most colours of fabric and the size is very handy as I find bigger sheets are more fiddly to use. Used to mark on wrong side of fabric by placing coloured side of carbon paper against the fabric to be marked.

Some mention that the variety of colors means that there is one to suit most colors of fabric, while others say that it's hard to get any color to transfer to fabric. To enjoy all that Hobbycraft has to offer, please enable cookies or check whether another programme is blocking them. We will never share your details or information with 3rd parties and you can opt out any time you wish. Perfect for transferring pattern markings onto the wrong side of fabric, this dressmaker’s carbon paper pack includes one sheet each of blue, red and yellow paper and two sheets of white.

Hardly Made a Mark Just wouldn’t make a useable mark on fabric at all when trying to transfer an embroidery design however hard you pressed or however many times you went over the same lines.