What is Scrim Fabric?
- A scrim is a woven material that may be either finely woven and lightweight or coarsely woven and heavy. Both of these types are often used in the theater, along with a heavy, coarsely woven cloth that is used to reinforce both buildings and canvas.
- Although flax may be used to make textiles, it is far more likely that you will come across anything made of cotton.
What Makes it Stand Out
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Texture |
It has a Gauze, and mesh like texture. |
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Fall |
The fabric is not suitable for draping |
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Sheer |
If it is fine scrim then it will be see through, whereas if it is coarse scrim then it will be opaque |
Applications & Usage
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Curtains, table covers, bed linens, etc. |
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Bookbinding, theatre, face mask, loudspeaker cover, etc. |
Care Instructions
- To clean the cloth gently, spot clean it, or have it dry cleaned.
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