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Made some donut fabric weights for my future SIL, then decided to make myself a large set too.
I’ve been wondering for a while if there was a better way to keep pattern pieces in place instead of pins, and there is!
I made myself a set of 18 fabric weights. There are 2 sizes here; small = 6cm per side, large = 10cm per side. They are filled with rice and are hefty enough to cope with light and medium weight fabrics.
I made some fabric weights!
Fabric Weights
Lightweight: less than 4.0 oz/yd^2. Softer, comfy, better drape. Used for shirts, blouses, dresses, apparel lining, bed sheets, curtains, sheer draping Ex. Chiffon, Baptiste, Georgette, Crepe de Chine, etc
Medium Weight: 4.0 to 6.0 oz/yd^2. Heavier and stiffer. Used for shirts, blouses, dresses, apparel linings, winter weight bedsheets, upholstry. Ex. Brocade, Corduroy, Damask
Heavyweight: more than 6.0 oz/yd^2. More durable and stiff, used for outerwear, work apparel, technical products, upholstery, pants, shirts, suitings. Ex. Duck, Canvas, Denim
Fabric Weights and Patterns Vital information on fabric weights and patterns.